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Batter Scotch. , inanntadtured —and 'sold by
George Denten,: pedant street, second door
-Above thglltitlintionalltandr, Allegheny.
Wanted
A eoinfortalge Dwelling House; in either Al-
City or l i lttaVlirgli.. 'Good tenant,
era reel and unexceptionable aeciurity
Fewilreck.-- Aildress- or . aintir to R.- C. L.. at
thebro. 49 Filth street. Will
possession:
Elegant Irate Oita -and Pomades.
' Ettituiivittasaips.- " L . % -
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Elegant triessuiyoir _qm. -
Elegant Tooth Brwhies. -
Elegant Tallet articles of all kinds
DOelacilly the dieet:t et the above
Coeds te t►ocity'eaas: teadit /*Cara a
weltentaists V ugetoie BS Mirk - et - Area, our
riet• Diemorid, near Filth etteati
Oenndloo—LabWo
denurne—:Farulo Cologne. • "
,paltaii t e..-n r ow* Windsor Soap...;.
itiennine—Frenoti Sears. 7 ,. '", • '
Genntae—Enilhai gictsacie. - • • '
GenniniCloods of • till kinds In , our tine.
.IToyiep . no r oods. .
, * .tilcer.Aunax & itcEinnur, Drtagglets,,
8.5 iiiiket:SG., corner Dlamona, neat Firth,Bi-
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The ,Foolan : Sari terteent 'Agato—WlLatt to
• he Oytmrs ; Ptlaooeas;
Mew Volta; Octobee . lB.—The - lirerakrs Tomo.
to dispatth of yesterday toys: it Large amount
of milltarYtttores arrived bete to.night, con.
and in4ofheavyartillerv. 'wagons and =must
Mem .-All .ht quiet at Port /trio today. The
military have neon :under anus all algid. and
-apecialpolice have been sworn in.
AIM! Cabinet Meeting Is called for at Otto.
tra tomorrow; to'consider what the Position of
Canada would be if President Johnson should
make a demand on. Ragland to - settle the Al.
itrough the courtezi.cdBherifJarvis,lwas
admiqed to the old countyjallto tee the Fem.-
:- tart-prisoners , tesday....lntelog toy converse.
lion WWI moon. 'learned that Mey.trere.re.
comfortable, but'complabled about their food,'
Which consisted atone owed of bread nada
pinto:water for breakfaattat aeon: hallpound
of bread and half a pingtf pea - seep, and at
arab t. plenty <demo m mash and salt. The
Mr. Lumaden, the- plampalion clergyy
man: feele.conlident of being imultted, while.
the Rev. John McMahon does not express any'
opinion On the subject,' A gentleman left this
_city en Friday, for - buffalo:to raise fondet o
-.'ldefeat the Fontana Ile cowrie . that there is
ittle sympathy felt in 13u,10 for the prisms;
A lierahlittentiell dlepaieh Says: Final ac.
lion on the confederation scheme was wheys
been taken in the. Cabinet meeting at °Mows
yesterday. .I.etlt.leuts to the Queen to defer the
dueetionmre being 'extensively - circulated in
Beath .oll" Jollm Van lUtnts.
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Saw Sone,.Oct. 10.—The OUstmerciet 'gays of
the Amin of Sir. Van'4l iron: lie arm return..
_ 'narrate a tour in Scotland; whither. he had.
- been for the beneilt of his health, which for
some Lana post bad been visibly .declining.
' Daring his tour , he mumble severe cold which
ana, i inflammation °Vibe kidneys,and *ben
- he came on board the Smiths he was ',aryl - IL'
lie at ono° retired to hie staterroom where he*
remained till Wednesday morning when be
got up and walked- about the deck, contrary. I
• to the edam:Sof his medical advisers.
On returning to his state room Dr. Van B 11."
rim was seized with an acute indagnaation
of .11ie -kidneys and bin =sufferings were
intense. During Ohm lime he talked
Incessantly-'buts Incoherently, chiefly
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' -c p o O m llt m im en l n alff" a . i l.: r crs. Oa v iSsai bturod uayu.l. mornCi lnagdg ohhne
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terand. e ec, ith taPtyhi k ae o nm e
„Scotia. ware- summoned
They, wilt, Deice end Crain. remedied
'..; with Ulm nearly' the whole day. and. about
• - eleven p. when. the . weasel was off Cape .
Mice, Sir.
6 Van Duren aspired: d coffn waist
.mice rn for the body and it was placed
one Ot 6 gilpl'a boats. where it.now remains.
• . The arrangements forth. funeral will be pub.
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„The Baltimore Pollee 'lmbrelglio.
_*BsivisMax.fild., October 18.—Petitions are
belotteircalaW hem and extensively signed
by those opposed to the present city govern:
ment.calling on Govemor Swann - to remove
-:the rohosTommisslonera on the charge,or
official misconduct. ; Who eistter.excites lunch
comment. :aim law. glves.the , Governor the
Cra r lato n ;n rcr a a n t _ ° l ° allo ur g g il l tta=:? The
•-• friends of to...commissioners maintain.how.
.et•er, that this cannot be done excerpt by trial
and ctmviction before . the Supremo Oonrt.,
.those who pont= tor the removal
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hiaLui that the (love:nor:eau at.oace set the
' , whole board aside arot appoint saes arm. As
tbe. ponce board tetra the appointment of
' judges for the approach big State election the .
Anworamee oC the question limy" be -readily
Comwtoutestlon BetcrecWi Weabingrieta
and Blennliend— , E(lll.orlPpliinito
19./SRlltirralr. tict. - 10,43dt railroad and FIT.
er coututhnication between Wasbingtcm.- and
Richmond byway of Aegularrit
ee, whickwas
.interrupte4 by the tato ratme tuts been .re.
BinCtaey, tormerly connoeted wfttCtlie
editortal department or .the-National %Went
..gencer; hos beenfappOintail. law Clerk of _the
attorney General% Chloe, tinder, Alt act of the
late station or • Onigrecut.. '
• -iera War to nIIIIIWIIaYr
New •Soar, Oot; Herald's Buenos
Ayres correspondence, covering dates from
We allied army In Paraguay to August 24th,
.-rcpresee la the allies ral preparing to advance.
A junction of Baron Parte Allegra's army with
she main body had beam effected; hareem and
' other material bad been forwarded, bat Um
nines still-wanted memfand bad not progress.
ed favorably in their attempts upon Port ein
repeat% one of the outposts of Port Hewett'
eind the ratragnayan capital. 'The , prospects
of the allies generall y Medial bad .
Schemes for /241040E1g: Preedballea Se
• , leave Ike Conntry. =-
New . °lnseam,. . October.... W.—galled—Me
•teauter -Missouri for Nov York. Arrived—
ablee Wallace, fmn Now York: •
tn.-colors from Vie 'State' 'Department, s 4.
vise IL.* Ge_vernor that schemes aro onloot
to tames Freedmen to emigrate to iorelits
c ouotrma,testxelally. to Pero, and suggests
thou any legal and morilkeinum be need to.
wards Preventing Freedmen from beteg 111/..
• Mew. Task • Choler" Ilitert—Coussoilt
:• , =f,sbo Illsaminrer.Musk,Foiger...
" • XOac, Oct. M.—Thera were two sew
xnsrs and one death from cholera on the hoe.
• • Owl ship yesterday. Ho new mutes were ttr
'Tported Itde in the Rao
• Sti
he prisoner rwletr, en
ar Itsok (emery., has been Foram ussa Sor
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• 4 - A rerun&
• ltomrikWact, 16.—Ther OresterrolM or this
• salty has Intelligence that the Fenburs hail or
, smelted an attempt to, arose the Mamma rivet.
• at Lerrlaton last Saturday even In g =burn the
village of IdalfanStQWl3 and ,to trp Brook's
TUOrinnlalli, but wale prevented by lalbront•
thsaltutt the Canadhatta were randy tq receive
them. -The Abele thing Ls doubtless • •••ard.
Arrival iirlbet ae 1a rresm_Lifroji--
N====Z=M
• Now Toaw,Octoberitt.--The afeentsnfP 500 *
tie bee errise4L,. She Orions QaetralltoWn date , '
• to the 7th.
1100 John Van Boren died on board on the
lttn. two days banns the steamer arrived at
- Ude port, - •
Nitir York' Meier% lasport. •• •
24ww - Tostr, Oct, In.—One fmeh ease oleholeis
we. reported m this city yeeterlay. Burial
Dermas d. r two chore nil dean weritemed. The
.teort.ar sport Tot lest woe* ••01101 • tall
.of de in as, of which only thirteen were from
cholera. .At the lower puaritittso the shades
9.0,188 . 411141, VW)!lammil, ANummstod.ii,
BoicrotkOct.leneral IC P. Osuchs v.
to-day coeicesdnatial taCongrese by the
publicans of the Kith district.. On the ant
ballot General Banks bad 113 rotas out, of M.
and Ms • . noulloauoa wan made unininums
Azad great cheering. , . - •
IDespeceastc prays al axial X qualms Ill* *
Ocp=r t ii 1 0. -Tbe Decsocratio and
Congerrattve tonal Oncention far.
WA Ohs -Yourtzen to.
401E/eh* Y. ?...!rruil an l=clazo.
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SEOI6 EDITION.
FOUWCPCLOgK, A. M.
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STUMM SCOTIA' i " ADVICE
conTllolB a in AUSIIIIIMLILIN TRW
PLANO iNSTAITOTS GREECE
kilovore Sought
THE.GREEKS - VIFTOBIOI7B
The . Tninfu! Famine. in India
Kew TAR.E.Oet."IA,The following news hal
bean reobbred'by ilia steamer; Scotia : .
A Fiontoce,diepateh says the following are
the prtnelpal:corllittone of treaty of peace
between Austria and Italy: The frontier to bo
added to Italii,.aro dine Which nonatitnte the
administnition front of Venetia. while nod or
Austriaittionatriban. The,amokunt of the debt
Swarmed by Italy . is - AOOO,OOO deans, payable
in eleven intitalltnentsla won'ty.three months'.
The' Monte Lotnbardo Venetia is 'transferred
to.ltaly with its actual - asseci a Limi
Its assets aro 3,500.000 fibrins d Its liabilities
eapa.booticirini. I •
' Until fortheridgasgement the revenues of
the tivoriettrorke of ralliityi and south
'et the Alps liii betilloied to immutable in
order to calculate the growl revenue. which
should Serve es a basis for the'val, nation of the
Kilometric guarantee. idea/Urea are to be
taken - to' separate the networks ofrallwars,
and complete the unfinished. portion. The Ye.;
netilins residing in A=tria are-to have the
'• right et preserving their Austrlannationality.
All objects of art, as wells ithe archives be
longing to Venetia, will be restored. The Iron
crown of Lombardy will Also be given up to
T er treaties formerly existed be-.
' tween Austria and Sardinia - Lein again - come
into force for the year, during which period
fresh arrangements can be concluded. Prt,'
vete property, belonging to the Princes
which( has been sequestered by the Italian
Government, is to be restored with reserva
tion of the ot,the State to one third. '
complete amnesty will be accorded by both •
Austria and Italy to all persons condemned
for political Mhos* to deserter from tattier
army and to persous sompromlsed by their
- It IS'Aidd that .twenty ihotteinil Schleswig
** in tfday Mid a - lialf aligned a - petition for
the restoration orAortgern Schleswig to pen-
An Attidas dhatch of September `nth gays:
TbeThieriell liirs - ter warned the tire - e - i c.
erument teat Prance would tannic off tier die
'emetic relations with Greece if the latter did
not observethe strictest nentridlty derin g the
present insurrection in Candle. -
_The Crevin ;tailcoat. Assembly had (Wild
;eponl ne Greek nation to take part in thoq.
correction:. - Tile Ragtime and' conch Consuls
In Goldin are opposed tathe movement , _
A Corte dhipateh dated October Sid; mire An
the ult. twenty thousand TetrarEgyptlan
troops attacked - the Greek camp extending
from Mae= to Korinia.. Tee Orman repulsed
.every , oadaught. On the following day the
battle was renewed sheathe Weeks, who had
received reintarceniente of twenty • thousand,
totally defeated the Imparialtroops. • The
ter &resold to have lost three thousand priso
ner& The rna-litder of the Egyptians amp.
ed on bmoliee Turkish Squadron near` Mall
sea. ' The Tarklatitroope have been-amdare
refereed •, by Rio arrival of--.eight thousand
i Egyptians, seven ; Period/I battrileue and a
eminderable force of artillery. I •
The famine in India continues and is of the
most fearful charaeter.:. • •
ApPllearda - st
for' Poelbee tie Mesa-
- air Argilf—Ttew •Itegatatlessa-Meelsion
werthenleur/Restasy taw—lnternal Rev
ensue Appolanneets.4aovernsweist Lend
pates -ward and the irewatesen.
-,,-Wminourrox, October 16.—Tlie War Depart.
rrient ;4:p.114-Issued the follow/ If regulations
for the examination of median:Us; for appoint;
Meet; lathe ingular . ariny. •
. • •rirsr. 'Boards for the examination of spoil
enatertie tippointment In the army -will. not
-pass anyrandidater who have ,'oist. the ph/M
-eal, ability to mama the expostires of the eel ,
vice,: rtio have dry:deformity of body, or
whose mond habiteare bad. This restriction
In - olae of °Akers- for the Veteran. Reserve
Corosismoditledbythe terms Of the act sit
uating -stich'shs have been wounded in the
line of their duty while set vinglin thennny of
the United -States. In the late I war, and who
_Way yet be competent:for garrison or other
duty to whiclithat cornet= heretofore been
Candlattea must, under the law,
havesefveil two years or during the war e and
been distinguished for capacity adul good con
duct op. the field- I
Thirds The examination as' ta mental gums
:llcations will be confined to a lair knowledge
:of arithme reeding, writtegl and 'pelting,-
land such general Intelligence and capacity as
will Insure reasonable edicieney as a commis,
sinned
/berth, Any candidate. who, Inn thhldate.
may hare been rejected by aboard. are here.
by permitted, to present themselves for :.a
second exnudnation, tosefling to these regp-
In mutes -"where, the addition - bounty pro
vided by the act ofJuly Mkt. Idle, Is claimed '
byttbe widow otadeceased so ldier, she having
remarried; ft has bees , decided bi the Second
Comptroller' of the Treasury, that !film re
ward/dm took place before the passage of the'
actobeissudithal to receive it It remarried
after the pessage of the act, then the widow
wocild not 06ml/tied to the bounty. '
Trey following apeoletniesits [Of ;eternal
Revenue officers Were made today: Amens
tne W , Marcrosil, Afilessor for the first Des.
trict of Louisiade l Julius .Ennemaser, Asses.
der. for tee Third District of Louisiana Post taastem—Esradlteid, malistem—Eara‘ Reid, Terre Uante, Indiana,
viceit. Balterideclinedt Edward flicks, Green
Rey, Wlsormalil, elm Whitney removed.
On afloat appepl to the Supreme court of
theilDistriet /of tolunibm. before Judge Carter,.
Mamba:fist Babette ands others In In
terference on a Chart for the tout of tordeen
for Increasing the productiveness of o
*decision ha* hem rendered in favor of Itch.
lir. Adams, our Ululates to London, states In
• dispatch of the null ult., that there Wes then
no ease before that Legation of an American,
proved. to ho snob, in monody in Indeed on
enspleion of beteg concerned In the Yculan
plots or movements.'
Tho Unliod 'States Difeet Tax Comm butanes
will sell to 'the highest bidder the following
(forerun:mot property, situated on the Leland
of Port Royal, Indies, St. Helena, Booza and
Parry. Tho sales will =ameba) as follows:
November Ist-Iforty.four lots suditionsaeln
the taws of Bamford.. November alb-ate:W.
ly %Imo thousand Jots In the newly Mid oat
city of Port noIAJ se the southwest end 081.
Honed* -Island.therrmber 3d-;Thlrty,threo
school farms, al improved, and con.
tabling in the aggregate six. thousand acne.
Thai. 4.1.1.14 tr. to be made. under Leo attar.
Job' / 0 , wen, wblob provides that the sehool
_farms to the parish of ht. theo., shall
be seld o m:ll4ms to any leases or ame on
or before January 14. Ifni ho lees than • ten
dollars per acre, scut and-theft thus city
to
P0:1. 13 4 , 75t. and the lota ees In t
town Beaufort which have been 'lnd to by the
United Status of tax sales, shall be sold at Pub.
lie auctlon, and the .propeels of add lodes,
after mittg the expense, of the s/ltTele an "
sale., •• nail he Invested in United Buttes muds,
the interest of srlogb shall bo appropriated to
The support of arlteiWs, without. di/Wattle° of
race or o:dor on the Islands, In 'tbe parishes of.
at: My.% and St. Luke. .
- DiTLIITXrri
'WAsaliatos. October Ilth, IeGS. # '
Tb tee AU orne Ornercti of United diatts/or
As Niadu .Thuwm..-.
sia—Ttga Ilsrparteumt recolved lottereaV
Una that measures am In progress tor thorns
pore o t inducing the Deed men la 1110ve to tor:
elge eortotrlea. especially to Perrot., promises
of high wage/ smoother Maacemerua It there
is reason to behove thatthese promises eid
,byt be partbrmed the oonctition or tee fret+
men wotdd not, In mat lostaboes, be
troprovipl- by the Change, it is deemed to be
the duty et the biorernm exit •to prevent
that by all segal and moral means from being.
thus imposed anon. This oimular addree.
wy you for mut purpose with the assentor pe
Atiorucry Genand. OU y Will do 'Lori-blot ;Pii
jimi pawsibif min loom& ClitUiLog it to be cu..
riled into elect • .
am eir, 'Our obedient servant,
•V 9 IL linearity
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lndlet meal er narsaa, x•rrew:. •sms
lae Two litesapertits of gamer
Mempeettlit .7 1 11 4 4 111 ... .
Lensvuzi. Oet.n..- , EW Haine, Morrow
and the two Kampala - were la, before the
Craws States COurt. 4XI o writ o corpus
requiring tierssrat Darla to,
i ll=p e r i grit ,
T m a~e are "T aefalnin oarri ii !r a - bm ; l. Dr P inntr ic 2
suety.
SanirriLiz. Oct. ilL—Ttiorxosoor of the
break among Vie ne gamy prevailed
Isre = eNUL P ta a° • 'lt arose lirolll
the Lb* *situtibee were awes Led last
ea vagrants, sad ware promised IthartY
Kite, wools eantrant with Cheatham and
me i aliZl2r2t ry. V . la Weasel Ee a t i
Um' wore ocia into Liam's, oror=
Inapt erlgelfitweellgttert Would e it s
aMel, The
'UMW received /h.
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THE QUEBEC COSFLIGILI
lUx Liven Loat—gfeasnresi -For
i the Satfirers:
Quango, C. E., October 16.=.21.t it pub
lug called to devise intone far the rel
andbrers by the late fire fifteen thou
lace were - subscribed. -A - - treasurer
pointed to receivelurthercentributio
noinSer Of lives, lest - is now ken
I
stn. The number of houses burnt lefo
even 'larger than previously e.stlma
numbers. tt,300.i Nearly twenty thOus
pie are without shelter The skald
drill sheds. marine hospital, Jacques
Ilan and lower town market aro till
people.' The weather IS very fitverub
Ate public meeting to devise in
lief for the suffering by the' late .0
thousand dollars was subseribed.-A
wan appointed to receive further •
lions. The number of houses burned.
to bo even larger than the previous
and numbenk. two thousand three I
Nearly. tweet* thousand people are.
shelter. The Skating Milk drill sheds
hospital,Facques.Costter flail, and-t
town ; markets • are Oiled with poop
aviary Ward Beeelher.on Bore
tion—Aroboof neettag of tholfs
Committee of •tho,flditiou
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Nsw Yong, 43ct,..16,--ihe speech of Bev.
Ty Ward - Beecher, at the Brooklyn meet
last meht attracts general attention. In open
ing Marspeechlast lir. 'Beecher laid
down the following as the intern; necesshry‘o
'battens In reconstructing the Union'. •
Thoutter destruction of slavery root
and branch Which has been the fundamental
cause of national discord, treason and our.
~Second,The n 013614.11 of the Constitution
of - alt Influences derived from slayory and the
purgation of the laws and civil courts of all
customs and proceedings derived float slavery
ortufected with tt.
Third, The' ro•adjusiment tEthe mindered
political relation of States long In the condi
tion of suspended animation.--.
Fourth, The security, the edriestlon, and tho
enfranchisement of the negro population hapr
pity now made free: • • •
The re-establishment of good will and
cordiality among alienated citizens, the rev!.
vat onto sentiment of unity In natietal
the renewal or AnterpriZe, Industry and emu.
mencti, which, like the circulation of blood in
the body, places the whole nation under the
influence of one common central vital life—'
some might be Inclined._
perhaps, to 'add a
sixth head to the duties of 10-day,namely,our
foreign relations and theiradjetstment; bun so
long as we are at peace at 'home we have no
- foreign relations.
At a later stage.he said But I have groat
faith In the honor and the good Intention of
the and - i am not ashamed to say that
my heart goes out to them. lam not ashamed
when - ten years shall have passed away to
have It understood that ' there was ono man
here, and he an abolitionist of the darkcet ago,
who, after the war was all. over, had a yearn.
mg for that part of the country also, anti who
wassorry for their sorrows and their mistakes,
and who,althongli . incligtuult at their crimes,
and as eager as anyone. to vuslieate
judgment and government dune:rpm war; yet
yearned - at Its close for their restoration as
part of trio Union, and believed every honoree.
ble- man's mind and intention, who pledges!
them In that matter; not that her.wOuld leuvir
the restoration to, be acoompanied without
law, but that. he would so surround the norms
eery legal ifiactmenis with teetimony of eyes.
and kindness as to make In the South is
bcgmniag of
_that. public sentiment which
Maintains and makes - operative all . ifteing
laws. This istmV faith and my heresy.
• Str. Tteeehoreldsottiry expressing his belief
that it. waa necessary to give the testimony
of the North, now with a volume , es vastness
and a doclidveness that shall admit of no nils.
understandln. and that when they who rep
resent the people agate take -their plates, it
shall be with all the North behind them and
endorsing there. ' '
The Now York Ezeintlye Committee of the
American Christian' Commission, held their
lint anneal meeting at the Bible lipase yes.
terday, Nev. lir. Fowler, presiding.
hey. hieftsrji. aluryea,Tyng, and'.Weston. and
Messrs. J. A. - Stows rt . , Jay Cooke, banker, and
others Were present. Measures were taken to
acquaint • the public morn fully with their
plans and objects. The work_thas far IMO been
preparatory. merely. .
Ilextean
—Malla's Victor,' Dis•
bellete'A.
iirssinitoros. Oct. 16.—Tho news of the .de
teal of Veil: lesonbatio by is not believe(
- The last dateefrom the City of Mexico-re
colvedin this city aro up to the :lath tat.. Gen.
Melia was- then about. starting from Ale:leo
City for eau Lois rotes!. It is utterly: lmpes•
Ml° that to fifteen flays be could bare:march
ed from the City Of Meilen to Monterey, a Ws.
Lance of nearly eight Inintired wiles and have
captured : hat city and the news of It has been
received at alstaMoras.
There is no reason to doubt the unthenticity
or M. Elotnes , letter to Maxtrullhiti published.
In Monday's patters. The original of It with
other papers of minor Importance, but Troy
ing Its authenticity, ware receirest In this city
a few days ago, and shown to mayoral members
of the diplomatic corps; On the loth lust. they
were .filed in the -State Department and are
Plates fleesloss of allisslenlliPl
• • - eiareaersees seanase.
New Onutans, Out. IL=:The atisiissippi Leg.
Wntare met yesterday .n extra sesson, The
lleventres message says the 'necessities of the
Slate constrained. him to call the Legislature
1, re h necre°,ll'r.,, L ar t roem.°filteifer b eudl Legere! .
rouged conall!lon of our federal relations and
domestic affairs Intint Slates and the femoral
of the negro troops trod the Kate, and toms.
ter pf.the freedmen's Bureau to ot
or rho
regular army are suhloots of :congratulutiou.
Ile deplores - tile' state of the - co
In.
the Constitutional' Amendment,' but
presumes a mere muting, of Will cause Its
'rejection;{ recommend end
the admission Cl negro
testiruonrin alt the coasts; requeets provis
ion wilt tie made tot the oguriatlon of indigent
cbildrenot Confederate soldiers, in 4 for the
relief of destitute disablol Confederate, and
State soldiers: . Umber .portione of M. ulps,i.
sage are mutely bout. • '-
The Choleira In Germany
Yew Tome, October 10.—The Berlin corres
pondent of the London Times lays: Tho choler*
continue/ to (how Molt with more or less vie-
ImMe lit most parts of Germany. At present
Ii la moat virulent in tint Newmark, the north-.
eastern pon thud Of 4 ranllorl tborg, on the right
side et the Oder,. where scum small Wisps
have
h ew poalll Veit' decito OW rk . i
wattle, • town of six thousand Inhabitants. els
hundred have died. In Potsdam. nearly as
populous, there is warmly a house which has
not contributesla ease, Or whirls is about the
same as death. In Senile .and .Konigsburg,
two other towns in that neighborhood, the fa
tality bas great, while thuylllages of the en
tirelerript, In striking Contrast with 'the
towns, are One from the taint north
west of Berlin. Hamburg and Prensolan,
which were dangerous centres of the disease,
have now, happily, ceased to supply Weir We
rner titleta.
TylitithMaw ed While itlierriPtlsig
, Escope--Yevonsble Wesitrier..
Aveorys, Oct. 10.—A freedman was shot 1n
Columbia county Imit night. TIM outrage
originated from a dig loulty with • white men
which the freedmen reported Genomil
who advised him to seek redress from the
civil aittiontlea. A party of white men sur
rounded his boas° last night unit murdered
him while ho was attempting to.encipe. Teo
citizens are indignant at the outrage. A mil
itary forte lax been sent to arrest the pope.
tratora Several Jayhawkers have been at ,
rested in Newton-county by the military.
There has been a slight frost In this vicinity.
The weather is favorable for thefoutton ertip,
which Is looking better. . .
Hoboken gaZio—Firw• flay.
Now Your, Oct, 10.—Tbe get race to•day
was • hurdle moo of two miles. Zigzag and
Ilea. Williams rad a dead heat; becomes and
Lacy Wolf throw their riders. .10 too secohd
beat Zigzag beat flan. Williams two lengths;
Time f Zi7 and WA. devoud race—half tulle
heats tor two year olds. Morris , Helitiee coil,
won. Redwing second, Jabal third. ri• a a: 3 t,
was distanced In the second heat by a Nil
@tart) Unto WI to Sit,. • Third
stakes one and a Quarter mile dash. It Defiant
yam aim Sago In two lanalits; time 2:ItN; lit
Mlle INN,' .
asp or OW Rebel Lignites*, units* Pa Hy
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•„1/Irieroalc, Ootobor 10.—Tho ease of Llout.
..irathe of rho rebel navy, Indicted for piracy
Sod murder pie high seas In seizing the
Kaarner Ches durlun her Tomo from
it i agrk to orUand, sad 0110 of hoc
' was to
torUand,
have been tried tills morotoz.
but, en matron of the prisoner's counsel,
Wss postponed td allow him Mao to procure
testimony for the defonss from the south. Tao
also CU come up again on the both lost.
cs!o• DopistebeA—Brittsbitarkets. ,
Laveapoot, Qcs.-le.-,The market fir cotton
Is quite *Wrist sales lode:At!? Wee, 1 1 1 4 - .
Wing Uplands ere nnOted nt 1 45•0 f
• The weenier Li *llll untavotaple for crepe
slid the Breadstuff' market tends upwards.
Morn bag adyjnood to 'gi por metal for nixed
Wmtern. ,
ine n ee is n u %
t em . H.—Money market steady,
money 83%.3. The following pro
the closing prices .for American securities:
krte, 454 ItUnots Centmys;4{ eZal,
2w 2.lgbt Hoar !Systems Ado=p. late
PlAUnlag
Raw YOLK, Oct. Ih.—The Post's spatial sap:
The ("averment, printing elle° has acceded
to the demand b 7 the workmen tbr the adv.
Om or the *Light hoar. system. and wort lets
bout reeetaad.., tha
D r Zt '. .C an t.lliaarn i e t rab be: lp e at n a ag n a le4 . .6
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Afyon' M Loutsvitle.
_Lintssittn, Oct. /I,—Thillatver rising.
Wany, Wilk salon tea (brae tactics of wiser
In Ow canat *.Ttio Irtrautit: L Clear awl plcate
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by liell.arthy;',Eit.f.• stboliddreatil thp
Jury. - briefly : and :prettily, siithintr;4o tins
points Of the cafe Uponwhit:4ooy w le
Mile, and defining to them tbe - difteretallf
green of murder. The Commonwealth.
, prove that this was a Case of willful and b.
crate killing. without any sclnatent'p
Lion. Several facts which were - to amber, In
the testimony le tidsarkndSrn
cited by the counsel , and! hlar reas
with an appe.al to the jury to dechle.the e
thoughtfully end dispassionately...
The ant witness *wont was Jame* K. redlr
Myers—Lire In Lairteneeville; the departed
was my twin brother. - without on the All:
ot Angust hist, and died .cm the morning. of
the 10th. Ile tiled at out IMme; on lint/er
street; Lawrenceville, It was - about cue
o'clock on the morning of the Mtn- his death
was round. by. the outfit the night before. On'
that night t was sitting at the door, wheal
heard a noise above the house and went upao
see what It was, found my brother these
With some °Wort, ins little toss; 1 - brought
my brother howl. and laid doWn on the Amor;
be laid there aboattlito mthates:and then sof
up and weld be myna go after his watt]. erg
him not to go, and asked hlin tools down Oil
' the steps by ine.i Us ssemed.ai(tU°tntoglea,
ted and staggered past ms to the able walk:
A few minutes titirartla, Laughren and
Craig, and I think Hall, came Nun n and LIMO.
ran and my brother. elloolie Iffot
saw. Lineman bring Ms right Arm
with aside motion, as if cutting b
think that was the time ho cutnitn,thi
am not sore, Atter Vila • Ligaghtlin ran out
into the affect and 'Mated to Gratz to brtert,
him his, bat: =teethes two men ran ;.after ,
Loughran. Don't know whether they want
• with him. When, Laughren ran, my brother
staitefl after hituithe three men were twin.
or when they came up.unil mune from towards
the Arsenal. bldn'thearenything said before
the fight; the two clinched without any words
at all;1 was about ten a: earthen feet from the
them; I was sitting in the door snit they were
urn:Otago° the sidewalk.- When 'Aug ht=
struck I didn't see anything In his hand, but
be could not; have cut blot ottoman% for
wits emitter enough to 'Mai. IL. was two or
three minutes after therbiow. that my brother
called out that he was-cut. Laughthe unn 2
ran away towards the city and I saw nothing
more of Minor his' comrades that night. The
, tight occurred between nine and ten o'clock.
Crossextunlned—lt was two or three !Mum
before the dllnculty that I bad last sees
my. brother. • When. toe men came • past
us they were on • the same aids of the street
with nu: diagram of Lawrenceville was
shown to the prisoner, and he pointed out the
lanklitY4 The trouble occurred opposite one
door- and not ppm:lane the grocery - Uld not
hear. the throe man making anysilaurlituice
before they got to us The • night was very
clerk-end there was no lightexcept what tense
from our lamp through itheopen- door..
not hear the defendant say two or three Omni
..let me go.",} They were In front of. the light' 4
when they streggied. Could not tell pealitve
ly which took. hold of the nthe.r Amt. -They
were clincheduerether when Lanai/rim struck
my brother.
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Ur. Jamesltebleson;asrons—Auf ibracttsing
physician to Lawrenceville: Attended. Geo.
Al. Dallas Myers flu to bin death. Ile died of a
small - wound in hts_left wade by souse
small sharp instrnment, which severed the
Internal eplgastric. artery, and death ensued
from Internal hemorrhage. The wound was •
little over an eighth of nit inch in length, and
Of sufficient depth tommeh through the mss.
elm of the alxlanion ;to the cavity containing
•the bowels. The bowels themselves were not
'cut. The IrbUnd was oecessarlly fatal, and the
deceased died from no other MOM, Se Ares
proved by post mortem examination.
Cross-. Th e - ,, Thema:nt wage very mull
one, Sea- to appearance was not a fatal one.
it seemed to have 'beim made by the small
blade of u n ordinary pocket knife. lie might'
have been cot in that region VI Meet having
that artery cut. The cattlagOf the artery was
a mere accident.
• Redirect—The artery cot Is a offal one, nod
Injury to It would be fatal. A puneturectenand
more frequently becomes larger-than smaller
after the cutting. The - risk In getting at the
artery.to tto it would have been Minsa to the
rink of lolling film alone In his preview; con
dition.
George Zeigler, sworn—Live in Lawrence. .-
-ville.
About half past nine o'clock, on the
night of - August etb. 1 . was atandling on the
corner of Allen and Butler streets, near Mrs.
Myers' house. Saw • three men coming down
the street by ltrallycra% and George -Myers
'came out upon the pavement. One of the men
and Myers clinched and struggled for two or
three minute's, and then they sepa rated, k and
Myers said he was hit with a:knife. The Moth
men win -down the street and Myers ran after
him a few' feet:- I wont to Myers and we Ml`,
lied him in. Did_nol hear any Words except
just as they clinched, I heard one of them any
*there you are." Think the one who cliotted
with Ilyera was Loughran. - •
Croitt-examlned—Think It was forty feet
from where 'stood to the' phase of the stomp
glo. The night was very dark; I was examin.
ad :before the Coronae& Jury in this ease;
cart% recollect. having 'said before the Coron
er+ Jury that. Myers said, when paughrso
came up,--ollereyotrare, you son of
Am certain.that I did not say that Myers wiled
those words; did' nut go to the th ane of 'the
scuttle till after It was all over; Myers said he
was hit while th werqstill , together; when
they separated, Myers trentshont forty :feet
after Laughren. • .
George Him, sworn—Ant a police officer, and
arrestell•Laughthn .on the morning of the lath
of August,. between one and two o'clock.
Younttnim at home In Lawrenceville; had a'
hilts thinVereatlOn With him after his arrant;
did not offer any. bidgeeniants to tell Foe all
he (knew about the 'Om; don't think
i tt k rit l
hire that Myers wait not beilly hurt; I
him fen the knife; • he said his hadno knife; I
Raked him how ho did the outtlif Without the
knife; nasal,' it was not ids ,Ita e. but he-IJO4
borrowed It.. Did not search th przsoner.-
Crossernuilned—Tbe prisoner was sound.
µsleep when' arrested' him, and it was on the
may Co the lock-q p that he told '.mo this.
The Court adjourned Until Ode o'FiOF5.
4f? maim
Court reaasotabled at ono o'clock and the
examination Of !Maniacs win rosnmeo.
Robert Elliott, Sworn— Live et lawrenco.
vino; remember oho death of Veorge N. Ely
era; sow Loughran about twenty minutes
after the affray which caused My ers' death;
met him. at the corner of Dollar and Wain-
Ut i tit tt a b tr arta tA tib b o ll ui ir,rs, 4,1 utro:..i.olitot;
Commonwealth asko.l what defendant Imo
said. Counsel for defense- objected to any
statemcnt of What took place alter the ocean
relic°. The CointebtlwealthProPosed to ProTe
that defendant had ad to Ittw the eattiog, and
had said ho wished betted cut Myers heart oat
The Court required bee Connie' for (ho Corn.
toonwcalth to pot their offer In wtstlog. Title
was done and tbe Court sustained the prose. -
°ellen.) The witness boon up
to Sep iliu wounded Iran and yea coming
away; when lot to the corner. gorqo nerion,
coold not see who—called out, "Is that To,
1101,10 and 4.angttnn =wind sod said, o ote
Is that little affair of miner. I *aid I did ot
know touch shotli It, hut ono of the Myers'
boys was tautly cut : Ito Said, •.I know hots, I
Cat one of them. and I out him .1-41 sight'
ducpur than be think,. I did. 1 will, I bad cut
b1.41.1—al d-. 11 hcarteat.P
Croat,asandnelll indica of the Interval be.
(warn Um cutting sMrt tills conversation by
the fact that when I beard the foss and went to
the house tbuy sold the cutting hal Jost taken
place, arulthls was about tweetr•flve minutes
before my conyersatlon.with defendant.
This closed the testimony for the 0 1 / 1 1 / 4 011.
weattb.
7414 pipits.,
The moo for the defense was Opened by lion.
J. N. Kirkpatrick, who addressed the jury
rehearsing the elrceintstanecs which ooeurral
previous to the cutting, and aniline that the
defense would be able to prove aggravated
provocation on the part of the deceased. and
that the 7 defondant hell 'endeavored to avoid
subsequent collision with Myers, ton that the
collision was prociountod through If var. , own
=tele ta epito M r defendant's elferti to got
away and that the • ',titling was ereettletlY
done by defendant In self-defense.
Benjamin Rail was summoned,but the Corn.
mourealtb objected to the withers 1111 One whO
hen been intiletel as an accessert before the
Wt. rending tho deelshm ot the uout
James K. Pcdk livers. wan repallea bY Bin
commonwealth to Preve the Identity of the
witness MB, and after considerable argument
wu promitted to testify—l made an Worm ~
lion before Mayor aticiCarthy, charging Benja
min Hall and another with being an actseetill
to the killing of my brother. The witness
now on the stand, Is the one against wham
the Information was made; I knew him before
the amerrence of the Cutting.
After this teattmony. the - Listriet.AtUirney
subm
ittal the indioUnent against as.th
rejecting the tesumooy or Hall.
M un tterlowe of, the. Coterbortuudln ware
imstattiod.i. by. The Court, 0.0.1 the wl UNA& IV
tired: •
Elba orattb, sworn—Liva la LAW remia
ante, some dlitazuSe tram blra.7blrera t btroaof
totPPOord to ba at. the door , of ray house at
the * , ..41111 tl4ptml ty mato rod,:As -I stood
mare I beard a rimed Harty% .14t mo glln
111 1 0 COnthIO2IIFILSILII OttleCted to •thi. testi,
0./Y.IIIA tke ititseess wt." Daannuad tag 4; ; ; N o
4 n.
4 Matattle_yak* repeat. Urrss
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• r ere won be a fight; Myers. and
Greig then got into a tussle, and Coprland and
Mail we re also scullilngx did not are Loughran
in the diMoulty at all; heard /dyers say that
be wee going to have sutisfitatlon' out of the
crOwd; L.Sughran was 10 the crowd.
Croseexamined—Myers was by the gate
when he made this remOrK, and was sweating
.and canting aroundr Myers and Latighrun had
not had any &Moults' that I had soon.
'Jaineat tiretg called•-. The Comoon sem&th oti
jetted to this witness being aware, Its he was
included m the indictment. agninot ..itenjamin
nail, on accessories before the crime. James
K. Polk Myers was recoiled by the Common•
wealth tad identilled the proposed Witness as
the one against whom he had m 31184110 Infor
mation hefty u Mayor McCarthy.' The defen•
.claimed that the ontideation was not per.
"feet. Inasmuch as the prlsoeer named In the
Indictment was Amu Craig, whuten, the
name of the propouul W 11.11,48 Wirt Saida
Greiff, and Oho counsel 'for the defence pro.
posed to, bring. witnesses to prove that the
witnCllea4 name was properly James Craig, and
not Craig, as 1111111011 In the indictment. The
District Attorney maintained that the spell
tag,f.tho name had .nothing to do with the
identity of the num; that. ho was undoubtedly
thin. amt 414:alma' wheat the bulb:Cava was
made.
witnesses wore, called by the defense * and
testified that the witness was utilversalq ,
trailed Welty by WI friends and tardily.
Ott,thlt other band a Witness culled by the
Commonwealth testified that ho ball known
the witness' for seven or eight years and had
never beard him called . anything else than
Craig. At thin singe of the broemet, bugs the
counsel for tile defense ream wee their offer to
have Beldam:on 11411 also admitted as a wit
ness, on the ground that, hr end Grelg were
the only persona who were with. Loughran at,
the time of the difficulty.. The offer was
bled; and the objections 011110 commonwealth
mere sustained.. .
A. IL 11.310 n, acorn—llaKo. known defend-
Mit shwa be was ten years old, and have al.
wa ye known him to tie peaceable end
Robert Marshall aworn--A - m Superintendent
in tteese, Grad DelPa works. 'Defeo/lent
was formerly employed there end boreWn
fiellent character.. - - .
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4,11 r. Walsh sworn—DAVo known fiefentiaist
flftecil year*, lid has u good character.
•
A. J. Dull arrorq,—Lafruhren worked for no at
our workwict Pitt towash tp for two years. Ile
, ad a kood reputation, and I . never raw uny-
May out of the way In - .
2.lleury T. O'Kale, sworn--Ifave known the
defendant twelro yoarsi Ida character for
Thomas Kieritani sworn—Dora known de.
fel:dant Seven. years-, his character In. the
slehthborbood Is reuluricablykoo,l.
Other wltncases were culled r e ndtestified to
the good' character of the defendant.: The
testimony us to chamfer closied Ike ease for
thaleiteuse. ' • '
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....': Jelin 0-• licCarthY, Esq., summed up the
fag tee Cmnutonscalth,, zuldtessing'llte
J at oarmiderable length, 7rehuallinglists
I as ellettetthadisi;:testimnoy, and emu
in ith ih.rew,lness. ' from the data so ba
n/Seed the gutit Of the- prisoner, claiming
tua
that Lisle wee one of the meet heartless crimes
'Meetly perpetrated; • i
On behalf of the defense, Thomas M. Mar.
MIMI, fuel
next addreased the
. 1 try. The'
Jury fuel but ono question before them; they
must decide by plain common blinttio, without
reference Wl:meaningless distinctiona, wheth
er this young man—a mere - boy.-hiul with
coot maliciousness and fore-thought, dein.
eratoly taken. the life of a fellow Irian. Mr.
',Marshall then- proceeded- to review the facts
ax, produced lathe ambience. presenting the
strong points 'of the defottee with groat power.
end titiettng authorities to fortify the poallionti
derived from these facts.
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'At thoconcicollou of too gentlemau'A at
irossithe Court adjourned until Vats morn
Ttm !MerlMalty rotetest
When 11r. Cieley, our Sheriff erect, was nrnt
nonaltiated the question of his eligibility was
brtiatMed and discusied to 'seine hatent. uta.
friends Ind himself fel tsuittelently assdred of
his eligibility) to the office, to warrant thorn
Inhaling to the course, they had -adopted:
Since the result °Vibe recent. , election has
been made knoWn, Mr. J. Y. McLaughlin; late
Democratic candidate for Shalt; has taken
the lets/Dry stepstowards.conteating the elec.
Moe of Mr. Samuel ii. Cluloy, the
Sharighlty.. After the 'decease of Mr..fiarri-
Woods, some three years ago, Mr. CloloY, who
tress deputy In the Otileae epcul'theap
pelntmeLtit 0; Sheriff, for the purport, of secu
ring forays. Woods and family the proceeds
Of tile office pat Ii a successor to her - husband
was duly elected. Under the laws of tito State,
a parson elected to the position of Slur,
LT Is Intatnteltatcd . Vona holding ',the
°Mee within three yeitra froth the close of•i1111
term, and Mr. MoLeitgbiln, knowieg that in
Migrant of 111r.Clulev being declared Metal.
ble, the Offlee 11111 . ficrolve upon him, has rt.
tamed the-services of Colonel it. libidlo Ito
barlit, who has taken the necessary steps to
wards haring a preliminary to unction issued
in
restraing the Movereor fro Cattntastua.
lug Mr. Cluley. Tee' term of le present in,
tmtabont will not oxplee4untal December , at:
whlcir time the case will be brought befoul the
District Court, and will prolitiely ho earned
up to the Supremo Court of.tha State. lir..
Cluley has consulted wilts-eminent counsel,
who are of opinion that his claims are legal
and will opine t
by the Courts. -
...We opine that the coutedt will prove futile
on the part. of Mr. McLaughlin, und that the
people of the eonnty will titian thel r orysted
desire gratified, laud see' Id r. Cl eley 'securely
°welling the position to which they have lee
signen
Alnusemeril
' Oren.. liousa.—Tlio Opera House Was crowd
ed liSt evening to witness the new domestic'
drania of tho ..Porterla Knot" with C.W. COO.
dock and daughter in 1.110 ctlsto Ti ray the
neap play legato,' la but reiterating tho senti
ments of ovary person who witnessed It. The
plot II Simple, yet Ingenloutly put together,
and the denourauf la all that could be
wieh
ed.. As *lampoon Burr Sir. Couldock cannot ha
equalled, and In the many scenes .qf pathos
with *blob the play alooundy, hu Is so natural
as to draw down 'Mondani of &primula. To.
night he appears In his great oilg Inal role of
Lute Piolding In the °Willow Copse..
Tna4T gronglian appeared again
last evening in his own oomedy of opitioinif
with Fins," Loa large and critical audience.
The actor and the play warp equally applaud.
&Lipid it mast have beon'exceediugly flatter
ing to lir. gr.:mg:llan to hue his genius Ma an
actor and a dramatist thus acknowledged.
To-night the nth is reputed.
lissome Usu.—The grand vocal and lustruL
mental concert gluon by Liss Lena &crib& at
Dltutonto nail but ovonleg was a grand inocess
In almost. •of ary particuicf. TUC attendance
Was l4rge and fashionable and the intarraipmc
slob anti yirlod„ Tito singin g a of gnociOn
tthe kin) by Miss Scribe wail really excellent,
and the same May be said 01 the piano per.
formanca of Prof. It. nackowlte. The vocal
ism of Was Martha Wiese ;astonished every
Tarson by Us near approach' to perfection.
his young .lady. who Thal lust enterrd liar
teens,, giros Promloo of great future aeronaut..
The out by Miss Lou. bertha and Sir. Apfl.
begin excited universal admiration n11110.'11.1
forth Itio hearty plaudits of the audience at its
conclusion.
Horse Thief Aire . ste4:
-
It will be remembered that on the night of
the Slatts of lientombor last there were stolen
from the stable of James • short. dia.
Lanett up tho Monongabolti river, two valua
ble bonies,•and from the stable of Mn. Mao
rayon° 'rideable bay beret. Yesterday °Meer*
Scott and Basta learned that the party atm
iiected of the• robbery iris stepping at tho
hove of an honest Uorrean Wring' near Me
treaniontreot bridgq In Allegheny. • The oill
proceeded to th e house and arrested the
ow who was • German,•giving his name as
John Stearn, Ito was taken before tho Mayor,
and In default of bell wu committed tuJoll
lor • beating op Tuesday neat. brown was
ma/Anon kt . arrangements , (or Steeling iapair
cif borers lettgllig to We boat. Ito wits - only
awaiting the retorn to the tiennan's table of
one of the borate widen was away Doing treat
ed her lemenesa. For some time be hue been
insisting that tho horse should be brought
Ing, as it would get well faster at Loam
lirowo bad ootained possession of the stable
hkey. but
locknew
sad then
the
tds Own expense
babl had • a t n b e t7t. ri t aut alm vei ilon the tasy n"l op °. iv it 'rl i n i Pr t s .
of eohoGettilg hew poWleota.: 1 , •
•
eriiolll2l. coonm i t= te r %,g 4 11 44 11.1! b r ei re- Of Silohael'
morke4 -a ver.llet Of flOk.gllWeek6 'at=
Moemoiy 1 0`psytbiteoee."'. • •
aine artaltaey; :Oa on timr
al/14244f Melnik liquor selling, lbe "pin , re.
faunal oNeripat. tif pee vi, tt w. h .
"?I ,o fifftgol , Saulo Oa ire IftS , oo the •
7 WAOOOS yalope. Ocotillo:elves . 115.
;Me litailgoad-111Mettrator-4r
of the Trate .hirtbfil
ration otitis coMpletiog ofilleUnion•
LIMO to - the 100th nibriillanntlonm•
. ,
to within:nighty miles 'ef Omaha,
a gram:tn.:coning was ✓ projected,
rind from the MetroPollt on Km
rt Wed at the - Union Depot. in thit
day afternoon a• few momenta
o'clock, constatineef a peclal train
one of which was the • manilloent
lately built by the Pittsburgh, Fort
fChicago Railroad Company. Tao
ats numbered ninety in all, many
. ere Indio , . while among the etas.
were he Earl of girlie, George
bola we are happy to see looking so
ral members of Congress, heads of
us departments •at Washington,
her of prominent railroad Officials.
• party is In charge of Thomas J.
, •After reuYalning a few moments in th e de p ot the train moved elf. over the • Pittsburgls, b ort
Wayne and.. Chicago itadroad, and was gone,
ertafting, neither by its arrival or departure,
the slightest display of enthusiasm wbeiteveri
and unless those who were previously inform
ed bf-fife character of the train none knew its
great significance. The excursionists go from
dm city to Chicago direct, mid from thence to
St. Joseph, Missouri,' where - they' take the
bsteamer fur , Omaha. They can, however, go
y way of the Chicao, Northwestern and tAr
rltr Ittspldwitsilroad to within eighty miles of
their destination, but the majority of the par
prefer; by way - of ritvortlement, a short trip
by water, and time the programme bas been
arras
Ero the first of Match the route will be Com
pliami through to Omaha, thus utfonding
one • -.unbroken line of railway . travel •
from the shores of the Atlantte almost
across the entire American continent to
Uto very heart of the great/primitive forests
of Nebraska, binding as It were with ribs of
Iron; the great commercial Mille of die East
10 the embryo cities lying beneath the very
shadows of the Itocky !dourly mins.%
Thiats but hnif of the great work which- in
few-years WM be completed to the shores of
the Pacific. Tneu trend 1 have is great rall
.rond route from one cad of the world to the
other through the Amerieln Continent. Con
nected Europe on the one land and delis on the
other by two great lines of ocean ferry Loath.
In rx. few years those nebrOken wilds of
the mighty West whose tangier' fastnessen
lingo never yet been pierced try other than
the wild %must or equally sayer. nbeffenert
will become populated and g.cat elites nna
'commercial centres wilt Burin- un us if by
1121.1.21 C, where torday the lion and her cubs
roam unmoLsted.
A' Revolting Came
Yesterday afternoon a woman of most res
pectable appearauce, and excecrdlngly .
Lifcased, Pealed down Fifth street towards
Smithfield. • She carried, un Infant...ln her
WWl:tea let! a little gut by the luihd, and
nothing partimilivrWsis observable in her de
meanor until:pa' turned at the corner of
Smithfield to croitillie street: As she stepped
from the ciirlistene to ; the Crossing, shelf's.,
her balance end fell tit the ground, rolling
over In the getter, with her Infant still clasped
la her arms: She eildeatforeil -to rise; but
again sank back in the weak, maudlin manner
Which •we sed every day la the ails ,
eruble wretches who tumble - into
the . gutter .! in stupid drunkenness.
Officers IlcGraily and Mavis, of the special
force, were on the opposite elite of tOe etreet
and mum across to the assistance of Use fallen
woman, suspecting that ant) bad fallen under
a sudden indisposition On lifting her. how
ever, they saw that she was grossly-intent
eated, eo much So that, haring once moved oil
tro efinooth. pavement and fallen down, bile
hall become confused Mid helpless, end could
not now, even stand alone. The children were
crying loudly, and the mother was ututterieg
meaningless Jabber. The officers were to a
sail state of perplexity. To take the woman
with the two crying Infanta to the lock-op,
would have been a Piet a Wero[afl „
sablet= t il l ffrenblOceir ‘ tisktlPt-tof Cr
'haiiiiThecaniie they had no mimes of knowing
whereit was. At last the woman manager/ to
tell them that she lived in Allegheny. Two
ladies ceinlng past, voliniteered kindly .. to
take charge ot the Children as far as the Alan
eliester Car station, but the wretched mother
fiercely refused to let her babe be taken from
her arms, either, still • carrying It, and sups
ported on either side by al% officer, with the
, Ilttle girl follovit ng in the care na
y he hulles,the
woman took bee staggering wa to St. Glair
!' stecet. The conductor of . the.car On which
the officers enleavoreil to ltb w o the woman.
' at
drat re f
to need
her, but a gentleman
who was among the passengers, stated that
be
we
a neighbor of the woman's and would
moocherge . or her and her chlldreil to their
home. "The awl gronp were p seed in his care
and were lost sight of. - -
It seetna that the woman mentioned movele
In a most respectable circle,. She had collie to
tills side of the river on a visit unit had proba
bly partaken freely of wine, the creels of
whicit she did not' (eel until sno - started for
home. 4. more immllliting a nd
. disgusting
specturdtiWe'do 311:4 Irian to net, '
Fire Lite at Lid Unite.
•
. The Erie ',fringeit gives un account Of a ter
tilde fire, attended with loss of life and and
immense amount of -property,. occurred it
Dennis; Ron; Thlionte, about noon on Yriday
last. Two lives are reported Icist and coven
persons scrionslyif not mortnlly burned. Tho
lire originale4 by the bursting of the tank be
longing to thel:Thourpion Weil, the oil running,
down Ike kill and taking lire. in an engine
hole. bolos', the dames travelling backwards
up the stream of ell and crossing the comb of
the .ridge. The burning stream ran_ both
ways; spreading from *ell to well, gathering
fresh fuel as the flames touched one lank after
another on Dennis Ilun and oonitunn lusting to
other welts on Llinigloy• gun, and rushing
hack along the other side of the lumbar ridge
in on which It started In such an Incredibly
abort apace of time that lite crowd who bad
dithered to wane:. the contlagratkus were
obliged to run for their lives to escape' final
the cordon,. of Using Ibut was fast humming
•
them In. ,
it repOrlottliat two men were bu rued to
death and Several others* were stirlously If not
mortally burned, the Ike closing In on them
and remluring escape . impossible. Many who'
were no - fortunate as to cross the. lino befoto
the torriblo ring Was formed fain tuft. away
from sheer eihaUSLioll attendant on this nice
for life. •
A Nadeau
Wo.uropalited to announce to our readers
the death of Sergeant. W. Orr, width tool; platU
at two otettlek "resicotty morninicaL Mill
tatty headquarters of Breset.tiaptain Green''
Recruiting; °like. Sergeant 'Orr was detailed
On Sunday a week to lako it detachment of
new recruits to Covington, fieutuckyott. Which
place be wetifatill Mottled here again on the
Sunday following. Mmut Jour- o'clock in
tile
migration be complained of riot feeling 'troll
and retired to bed. Ile because worse and tbd
Doctors were sent (or and pronounced It
era of the worst kind % lie gmtinkfir satik and
at two o'clock' in the moralint ite.nres no more.
On account Of the disease tile iteatl Of ifealth
refused to allow las body to rondo - unburied
and he was interred atfyil,a Welpasesterilny
pinning In lllllduio eciautery. IltAittAltur wan
telegraphed to and arrived law e holt night.
F=!
A man named James M'Klnncy While walk-
Mg over the trestle- work of the Pittsburgh
awl Cognolnivllle Railroad in. the rear of the
Gas %Varna In the Eighth ward, last evening,
at seven o'clock, Missed hls rectum, and fell
through to the ground. below, a distance lof
thirty lest. Ile was taken up In en Insenetble
condition, end conveyed to WO . watelphouse,
when be had the attendttnee _et pr. U. L.
. .
An examination showed that litlOnney hail
four ribs Mohan, a sevorct wound 4h the tem,
ph,, and had reemvett other Internal injuries,
may have a fatal termination.
• At tweiro o'clock Jail eight he was still
_ •
VerietittiViantil Depravity
Ta ri decaying acid thasolving condition Of tlio
varions substances that compose, the human
structure: Sonic .call ] it Consumption, some
Cache: la; no matter for the name. ..There Is
. .
debility,end. a solution of the solids of tho
body. or at least a tendency towanla sointiOn.
conga - ecta In, too' throat gent sore, a thin
starchy Phlegm Is hawked up, which to some.
times streaked with stood.. 'Shia May be the
forerunner of a serious ltedon of some vital
organ concerned in the perpetual lon of health
and life. It oughtlo be attended to.' Dr. Kay.
sua's • PiCTO . IIAL Scour has strutted thousands
and 1.0115 of thousapds of such diseases at their
first °nest against tau Constitution. •
The phirse - -
The attendance at - Oakland 'Pat* yesterdn,y
was even larger than on the lint day of the
exhibition, At tinvo o'cleik precisely the fa,
;EMUS horses'. Patehen and Dexter - started on
their trotting contest. The three bents Which
compelled the rice won wan Dextei:in the
folk/wing thne,i • •
, ._ . .
rldt- heat, L313e,; • ecoond boat, :2;, think
heat:a:3oX. • . ,
The Immo hareem will he enterer.* on Frlilny
Wllli tho local celebrity Ma:oozier. •
Tliato will Do throe recce at ;Ito Part today.
%roll Among. Thieves.—A man WW2 . gav e
bts nattle as .7. Moorehead nrrivad In tio
11 .7. 1 teaterday morning from Ligonier 'Valley.
Wesbntweland county.. As soon as he got off
Mat cars be commenced imbibing and vary
-soon "fol braasts." ..Two onibrao won Montan
gathered around lilm, and 1/11100if them
was one who took - pleasure to styling himself
William Shaw. show decoyed aloortmad to n
.enostionahlo house on Miltenberger's alley,.
and tare poor Moorhead' fall asleep: - ..Wbazi
litrawolre. ne found that tie had beta =Rhoda
. a gold and a sliver watch and tils • walltigzfo r
tallying Vs. "When lootseen he was hu
psilemmui to help hyil MlcoYer his Meg prop..
.
„, - ~„ •
-, .• limithrist iv - Child from Slegleet.:-.
.A. little more Mtn two mouths age a peupttr ,
.. . ....
=bed nodes - Moue wait Ad mitted to the
. . . ,
Dior House of Ole ernuttlr. :About three Abate'
Atter bet' adiebtettin shegavit blrth.boalesnale
ehAM She rentaluod there' until Friday:twit;
Irtiodbils lett. Miler' eh° could And work,ln
Allegheny. DapngherstayatthoPeerßouse
ehe neglected, although she did not abuie her
...
child, being utterly Indifferent to it and taking
'no Care to furbish it the necessary food.'. l The
authorities of the Poor Mouse furnished the
milk of a cow , for tho sustenance of 'the babe,
but still the mother paid little heed to Its care.
On leaving the Poor House; Rosins went to
the bonne of Loulata Ilermon, in - Duquesne
borough, and asked permission, to stay all
night. Permission was granted, and elle .tatd
at thelhouse. The next day and the next she
begged to stay. Yesterday morning Mrs. Iler
.mou heard the snottier weeping and 'went
down StllirS. She found Roston with the
chi - Idle nor arms dead, but nit yet cold. Cor
oner Clawson" beki ;tux •niquest. yesterday on
the remains of the child, at which Dr. Pemh
meet of the Poor Yarn,, tes.tfiell tent he be
lieved the child might have lived with proper
attention from its [whim... The jury returned
a verdict of death.: from : the, neglect of Its
mother.. ,- - ,
arg'Eplsode—Death " Inn Ball-
Itsome.--Smldui death Is &optioning under
el
any du:veta •en, but le dowdy so whew It
Overtakes Its - -v etlui In the midst of special
gaiety and festivity. The revellersat-n bail
in "ancestor, , Friday evening, last., were
shocked by the advent of death among them.
A young man by the name of Emanuel Shay,
who was enjoying the festivities of the occa
sion, suddenly fell dead to the floor. Apoplexy
was ascertained to have hewn-the cadre of his
•
. Academy of Itinsie.—Cleneral O. 0. O.:W
ard. Chief of the Freedmen's Bureau, lectur
ed' last evening In the Academy. or MUSie:
der the auspices of the Plymouth Literary
limos ton large andieuee. Ills subject was.
•Klee Christian duty to the South o which he
haudiedlu a masterly manner showing by lo
gical arguments the true source of difficulty
with the South nod also the only remedy that
will accomplish a perfect peace and. a perm*.
.neut reconciliation. •
Sadden Dcalh.--A.w o m an named Mrs.
Penn, who resided In. South Pittsburgh, flied
at her residence, very endgenly, on Monday
forenoon. In the morning oho came to this
nay to market,, returned to her home [mil pre.
pared dinner. She took suddenly sick with
cholera, and at eleven o'clock she was dead.
liar funeral was ntletuled yesterday.
Paalieogero on sae Zionfoß Bu r .
Nsw Yogi. Oct.l6.—Among tho names of the
passengers On board the lost! ship Evening
Star are those of Mrs. Susan -IVebber,_New
York; Miss • Carrie Leonard, Oswego, . V.;
Mlia Ltzsle Brown, Rochester, N. Y.; Miss
Cora Brown, Livingston Co.,h. Y. The offi
cers and eraw.nurobered M; assengers of flrst
cahlk, 1GO; steerage, W. Total, VS.
Choices Chicago.
enicsoo, Oct. Iti.—Only thlrty-two cases of
cholera and algal deaths are reported to-day.'
31AIIIIIIED
- ItEltil-1101113-I.na Tuesday t vening, Oat. ICUs;
at the residence orthi, ttr:de's parents, - hyßcv..Dr.
Gricey, of the fourth United Presbyter Las Church,
Mr. N. P. MICE IS, ofiho Pitishnrgb (Unit-M. and
LEta L ZZIE 8.. daughter orJames Mob!). Eaq.
IIIIE.D.
•
JACKIIAN—On sfonday, October 13114 DM; at t
o'clock r. m.„ alwltli ANNE., only. daughter of
an.trevr Jackman, In Ito tiorcutleth3ear of her age.
' far funeral will talcs Ware from the , residence el
her father, No. IP:Liberty street, at 9 O'clock
NCSDAT aouslita, to proceed to 01. Cattle-
-
(Wheling.
-. ...111 . 1.4N0(1K—A1. Alltince, Ohio. on the inth hut,
from 'Merle+ recitend ra:lno GO on the 13thfinbt..,
Lllltal WAittitiett. woof - William Warnock. Nay.
Funeral at 2 o'clock Tointx from the reehlence
°Chia father, No. i •nniat feet, Allegheny City.
The friends of the fatelli are cespeciftilly,thiltelitio
attend.
NEW ADVERTISE
F/ILLIELILE .CMEIWILIf.;—The
ss. beautiful •Yial , s-uere." the largest suburb.,
44scs of sepulchre. except ow, lu this county,. ail
waled ou Kew /I tighten road. ludeatilatele north of
VIZ= brtogrtirogV&lutrill.raq"!, call
eheui IS. • . •
FAIRMANNik SAMSON...,
piN - DERT.A.K.ERS
No. INGSmithfleMAIL, con 1114
(Eats =CO front Sevar.ll. Eltreet,)
N I WWW/S.IBI:I'FILV3rIVIC. PAN—.
AND 133 3111DU8ICY STUMM.
/111.1.1111111/111r. PA.
ALEX. LIKEN, ,
3itvaa , 414carret. —
Fourth strati, Pittsburgh, Ps.' CiuMNs of
all Mad.. CH.4l 4 gal, 4.4U./VlWiaw/ avrtadnaerlvtlon
or Vanoral raratoutax !lama innuavom snows:
sPrll4 alnl Went. liearre and Carman* tarntrasa.
Itsrsasscza-000. David Len 1.01?., BIM
W. Jacobus, D.D., Thorns* Ewpng.• r Jacvb
-• T. WHITE CO., • .
UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS,
Manchester. WcomPs Unn mad etcleitty. -
;Off IfE, ROOMS Al 'MANCHESTER LIVERY . STAE3 4 :
Owner as Iftedeltrahtt Chartlara Mahal.
litsrsc and Martinmas rarelshal.
04!: ,Sl eirr D!s
4516.35 11 A Lie_ 34IO. IIVD , ILSS:E Ulf
First Street; abet°
. ••._ !Irma trososakeet.Ji tiotrise.
Having adder! to their stock new Carr/aim. I:a
-tonal.. and Bungles: also some of the ants, Uldhog
and th lying lilts.. Invite titoas that want a good,
tAfiin" t tVr."lr"lQ pall
ryngardtltg ki OiTeate: „ tilossea I , oatLlanra;
:190
ar - NEW OPERA HOUSE . . •
_ •
C. • ..... Dxnscron.:
Triumphant sestets o( the n ntwersll favorites,
MU. AND st I3 .I.COULOOCK;
whi,,,,detightna bupersonatlous are witneeted DT
larFiNfloghlunable ant Intelligent andlettees,
it& N. MU r. (WeduesdaY..) ' trat'PrnduC
lion of the Intensely Interestlngplay,- .
TIIR
wiLuuw•consc. -••
Couldoek Luke Yielding.
t:euhlock. ......
In which characters they Mama unrirated-. , ,
To - morrow9tylpirlL
Friday—Bennet of Mr. tx , todock. •
naturdar.A r‘erne ra•hlonable Matinee—Admis
sion 15' ern La. • •
OAILL.LiND . .PARK
•
. .
THREE GRAND EXHIIIITIONS
WILL : TIME PLACE •
T),1114 Alitorn.oon
. •AT THREE numx, -
The d rst wIU he s a Grata Trot heareiti.the'rellott
tna nonce
A. V Bowe enters p m..Trotreloet:
V, Laverty eaters b. ',Little tieorge. -
Jeremy enters F. E. Gen. Thomas.
lath manila - pt. - Marne. • . • ..-
Mellalinut enters bl.m..Asinie Laura. • . -
The above Trel, to rule en Unless.
c ;l'he wend Is a win" pleellitin.Vier tos all,
ji gfre z iZa
andt -Wm ; had' buse e u t r . e .. cola Estee.l3.lly . looa catey
hied—leonteet beiwieu three Th'orough Reeds.
mIl I AZ Ir k:1111:1 1 11glilt, stul raientir wul
" Ili t t iY efltlllreitte ir sil; Non; bilk. ' I%;ne
Uctets se be accepted.- as our on a w ilt alit:lb ,
ote,l on account ut a talstske beinstesed.• •
. s ew • ' H. 11. VAN .VOrittills.
JUST - ARRIVED . FROM THE . EAST. -
ROOTS AND SIIOE3. • -
•
JAMES - ROBB -
No SD Market Striert,-Pittpurgb,•Pa,
This oldestahllstied twine kn. nog/ lona - thDlyo
one thousand dollars north of Deals end Shoes. Sod
styles the West. the quallgy_the best, b etch vetting
determined to fell- *1 IILIVY LOW. ruitmni. We
have resolved W.t to ingliaginnold by any In Weber
Ines. that keeps goods worth
Dalt sod anagerne our static of goods, and we Wei
ettlseed %banyan wIU - what you weal In
Iho Dun end Shoe Line: • •. -
Do not /Omni ibe.plaol: 110Ilirtehitrtet.
le= " ..• .I"AkteintilUttn.,
DIELBR CLOSll'&'oo'
Practical pgraitiri ilattafactirriv.,
CDR. PENN AND WAYNESiDEETA.
.
WWl,stYlet PURPIITURJC eaextaiittros
-..wil.Ltwas
• int-CEMEST -Reu"jmr-:
PLASTIC
im&W rptetn iC" ll -Rad
MOT itetroß.l7.7lo. 0°,14
174" P' 441' " Ml "'
•
111$ - WOUVGAZML
- : - 1' TWIT 1116601111 *nub
~ 1.
._ o man:Ftvret a .counT , % - or
WallijAU
„ 1.• " r 441 . 4 7,:5 -1 4 4 /' i'un:
I : '' '' RElFt: l4)o Alt'" 24 /W 2 4 0 01,
TWO EDITIONS ISSUED.
OH WEDNiNDAYB AND 13AiORDAY8.
Tis.s iiiittini is irw , a7iindarbls2 . i• will reach the
labactiber vOcrhost.,
mm
S==2ZM
EMITTEI
Vilbs:otTLit i>tmote
NEW itD)7NRTIBENU=S,
.. _
P iti GLASSES
IFOR7I.I.LE OR niter
•
DUNSEATH &
11311trockt.
Ell
LADiver`AND Grams.
W.89690 1 401E330;
ALL STYLES. _
AT GREATLY tIEDICCJaD PAICIES.
M - - WYLIE ST., NEAR
FOR cunsp•
spEcrrA.6E - E.s.
4:3rico TO
HASLETT CO'S,
931 Smithfield Street.
THE itilEW
Spring and Summer Medicine.
FLUID EXTRACT
SaSAP/MUJA,
COSIBL4D Wrlll '
jodidO of
' .• PUIGPAIIER.FOH.
G. W. IS TITS, BOSTON,
James R. NiehoU; -& Co.
RI ANtIFACT JIANG C,:lIk111111kTe4,
=
ELIXIR PERUVIAN BARS
WM
Protoxidc. of .11r9u, .
Vill!chit. become 'sit 4:rurally , known
.„; Tonic ttna Reaioi•apie,
Bk . -2'444141ns and Invalids in all sari; f(to
.
•
. . . . . .
The new numeration.' ..- 9.IIISAMItILLA IN
A COMBINATIOXI WITH '101;i11.1E' Or LIME,
preainta one of the most promo: lift.rellveneenta•
Ina form Catigiqe of exerting fedi ry..-tiort upon the
',Mete. and this to mlueto , and - tdeasantdol , es. Itr
It conceded that the alterattve..resolvent..or 'Milo
- mitts of /edille. Are exerted meat decidedly yrlwn
aisocleted with other alterattrep. In
,Couditnithien
and the Berate:P./ills sonm.i hi Adel perfectly all the
favontblereqnlalttocus. . , . '• ' ' .
,
The drat effect u.staliy olderred
MAIDS I.lfilt" is token. /a
silt Increase of appetile,4hoseing that. it has'tonia
prove-aka ors rharked chametar. •. Ita albeiative
ef
&clasre manifest In Its ready combination With the
blood 'and tLsines. • Kroft:lona syninen and
children lusnroic rapidly ander Its toe. and the sl.
tal functions =sumo a healthy condition. •
It is admirably adapted to ulligii numberof citron
le or acute erections necoliar. to children, 1 Cis
suited to them, both by lb° mildness - and cilicioney
of SlUdlel nal effect and the bleasant.,attraett se for-M
-aths remedy. It may be given for 1011 K jWIIO , I
Where constitutional Influeneei' 21.43,1W:ed. and no
repugnance; or disinclination tO.taLe.the
encountered. In Wlnte:Strelllngt,,
Hip- ollilDli- -
ease; and Distortfons of the Splue,do saould tie tie-.
ea , Pursisiciatly, In. moderate I,doses,, Until relief la
In the Spring or the Year, and
during the Warm. Weather.
Tlic 'accumulation of morbid matters In the system
seems. to become manifest. and very 'troublesome.
Lassitude. Ilimdsebe, Itol4, Costiveness. Lou' of
Appetit*. rains in the Joints. Indigestion. etc., are
sari common.' Notutrue ever .dovised la bette
ad asked to tZteittlilicte or afore off these erections
than thin nesr combination of tIALWILVAXILL.a..
WITH lODIDE UV LIME...,
preparation Ills Cr, or milt& approsintoresro
. . .
.
Alterative;. , or 'Blood Purifier,
.
Mt . ext. Aeon Dean piored 'istligia fa:arose& offs:dm/-
14r.. Indeed. It la an entire:7y X= and atatsTarie
em.bh.ti or : 4, on oranect resembling anytang
Tho opinion of medical man to:lnterning It. lbe
desnriptlon of I!•elmmteal cbsraoler. thersoeutla
yalne, mangos. ' , Jim, eta., are - gl train a circular.
which eau be bad as tne gore of any and all Mat-
Our We in Plttsbnlitibi "n.,x.sitti:Fts
.AND ALL
=ECU
FLUID . IEyFRACT OF,
SARSAPARILLA,-
" Combined with lodide of Lizne,
Sol.tat Low natex at
FLEMING'S DRUG" STORE
No. 84' Market St.;l•lu rgh.
DR. J. S. RING
flu regained ihe:Practlee tletry at
mco-a. ..w.xx•wzr.
, _
OPPoaite:the Oatkedral,'
• •.• • - . . • ..-
Vlbereht Wlshel to reerlvelds friends ant pat./Anil
f..irin& are inuecd ut the titmice' of an eSliutie
DENTAL' PRACTITIONES.
. . .
Especial atteralou wlil bo - streo te.
. :the prmerra-- •
tlon utthe natural teeth by skillrelly them
With the most select pastelist. sod by giving them.-
.otbar I.:town. treatment, thus WI, Cti(lGg .
rotate osas sod emorort ta slips old ago,
Irregularity or the t • otlt of yming, persons' skill.-: -
rally attesded to sod eorre-ted. •
Those Semiarid life-tike artificial teeth: Mildewed '
so sem Amiable mitt useful by u 11114 C of we -Doe.
'toe's mectisnlsm, will be toads- temittlor. sit vino..
• A Immo. Almoreries.of wanelitstbri or relief
from ;midis the tmerartlon or teeth. NMI to. tall-'; . s
I folly administered to hoes who may , Irstee
Mee boors irom ft A. to 4 I.
se. tel7:}93
ir.lonmsroic
it it/lINSTON & SCCITIP,
Fine Watches, Clocks, Jewelry
SILVER:PLATED WARE,
No. 244 LIBERTY
• Molt toslzoiargla,..V.cxxxxiesa.. •
- rorllealor ottentlon ;Abram Iterafring
Clockskieut gloweiry...kll work worroor.
BARKER ar. HASELTINE.
No :12 fifth Street, Sectind Story,
WIER 11. 111‘311ARIMON
LOOKING —GLASSES;
' Pictures and Fiamei o tap kinds,
:-111011LlL1408. &c, :&c.
"a full Eonstatti on tnat4.
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ft r rY tag ro.uti l lagg
Groot sod repairers at soort netts.. • Is,* r
Isoclost zkald Jk•lts lorlicol l os tfill/s ar4 bean,
worts. All wort fsarrant&l. Vr•rers rtmergokr
F BIITSOIANN,
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. chalhans 4frotto,
•D DEALER IN HARDWARE
~,„, eta,* AND
of all dincrlpllocut shears ow
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