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FRIDAY MORNING
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET
AUDITOR GENERAL,
RICHARDSON L. WRIGHT, of Philadelphia.
SURVEYOR GENERAL,
JOHN ROWE, of Franklin County
D I EII(IOCRATLC COUNTY TICKET
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Ass:rsTANT Wl' /VD=
GEORGE F. GILLMORE, of Pittsburgh.
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I.IN rti.moivßy:or97rit,4,,irili
MITE SENATOIL
SAMUEL DS SEE, o f Birmingham. I
JOSEPH H. DAVIS. of Allegheny City;
SAMUEL IV. NEARS, of Robineou township; I
PHILIP IR STEVERSON,Tf 31 . 0,0 n township;
JACOB STUCHMTFLof *llegheny fifty; I
ANDREW JACKSON ofPittsburgh
COTINIT COMMISSION=
EDWARD CAIiIPBELE, JA.; of Pittsburgh
(Autur 4ll EAliMkr- 1,,
lAMB BLACRMORti of Pitttberigtt.
COUNTY AUDITOR:
JOHN T. SYM3IF, of Pittaburgh
COM= SURVEYOR:
JOEL EETCHUM, of Elizabeth
'DIRECTOR dl TIE POOR,
TEOMAB NEEL, or Tarentum
] ; DEMOCRATIC COTII , 4 4 BY' COMI'sIITTEE OF
uT- 7 CORP.PONt/FlXbr...---Tlie Democratic
Oilimmittied of Correspondence will meet at the ST
.C11,..y/iLF,llotel,.on SATURDAY NEXT. Sapteulbrz
l'lt/1,41./fO . CIb6:;A:. M. By artier of
D. D. BRUCE, Chairman.
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J. Bectvtary.
OD STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE.The mein.
hers of the State Iletnocratie Central Committee
are requested to assemble at the MERCHANT: 4 ' 130-
- TEL, Philadelphia, on FRIDAY. the '3othici..t. Ptlllellll
atelkthillefi i.s solieited,,as important business will Is.
crlfbred tot' their-action
ROBERT TYLER, Chairman.
Er tract from Judge Dm*Mat Speech Deliv—
ered at Pittsburgh.
Were the. Democracy hinsyll,lll . lll mo ss
(70 3.7 W to ill w away lire prestige of the old
Keystone State, to foryet their gforionti hist , rn
in the past. and to ire/eel into the rtlli .. bi
titionisni or modern. Republicanism if they
did, it would be their own net, and not tho act
of their opponents. The Republicans had no
chance of success. except in the dissensions of
the Democracy, and while he would ulWayS stand
up for principle, arid never yield it for the gad: ,
of harmony, yet, in order to preserre the prn
ciples sit", party, ~he would tnirreintee aim
persnnul prejudices and hostilities he might
:arid cheers.] The part of wis
done and
. patriotism was only to remember pa,'
(pail-Taff in cnile.,r to profit Int then, \V herervr
there had been past issues that had died, all ti n
asperity which they ever erected should be
buried withthem, and we should only fool.
ahead inthe future, holdinij forth the banner ‘,l
Democracy, with our princiiiks entblazoned on
it in, clear and unequivocal laimmitte, and
RAILY-UNDEIt THE ORGA_NYZATION
DF,T11,1 , 1 , PA RTY.
THE IVEEkI.I' for the present %vei:,
is fl tin4-gate ritlinlier_ it may be , had tit our
counting room this morning, in wrappers
ready for mailing. In clubs of tier, ottr
mammoth Neckly costs but onedollar
Two weeks from next Tuesday the election
will take place. It is necessary that every voter
should be assessed or he cannot vote. 'l'ie
lists are now posted in public places in tin
several election districts; let every voter ex -
amineThem, and see that his own name is on
the list : if it is nut, let him at once cell upon
the assessor of his ward or district., and get
assessed; unless assessed at least ten days be
fore the election, no loan has a legal right to
vote.
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GAZET-ru,!4•ltoointAcKs
The f - :.2z,ttc is getting very uneasy at the
popular feeling which so manifestly exists
in the connty in favor of the Democratic
ticket. Its attempt to charge upon the
'Democracy certain alleged direlictions,in
the Commissioners' office, has fallen IK-tint
less upon the public ear. The proof of its
:assertions was lacking, and some of them it
has 'already been ohliged to recall, as, for
instance, the one that the tax collectors of
the First and Sixth wards paid over a por
tion of the railroad tax to the Commission
ers. These gentlemen totally deny the Ge
zetfr's assertion. The public look upon thi
charge from the r - iezettr, as a purely person
al one, unsusfained by a particle of proof.
There was a time when an assertion front
the Gazette was good autarity, but that day
seems to have passed away. This question
is not one of politics, but of personal hon
esty. It vi , e la-lieved that the peoph, con
nected such acts as the (i,rette efoiri,,, lint
does not prove against. Messrs_ M'llhenny
and Tomer, in the slightest degree with the
party to which they belong, we might re
tort upon Mr. Perkins, the:Republivan Cone
missioner, with similar charges, hut, what
tlie County Commissioners have done, or
.have not done, they themselves must answer
personally, and the parties to which they
belong cannot be held responsible there
for.
But, if the people, at the coming elec
tiion, place in the I !on - un iF,si office an
incompetent man, they will have theinselve ,
to blame. There is no reasonable compari
-iion to be instituted betiveen , the DeMocrat
ic and Republican candidates. The former is
trustworthy and most eminently compe
tent—the latter is Jonathan Brauff, and,
'beyond -his name, the people know nothing
Before'vbting for Commission
er, we advise every citizen of the county to
inquire who Mr. Brrintl is, and what are his
capacity and acquirernents to fulfill the du
ties of the office for which (unfortunately
for him) the Republican party have placed
him in nomination. Mr. Campbell's pecti
fiat• adaptedness to the performance of
public services like those required in the
Commissioners' office, is well known to
- every citizen of the county. r Inc such man
as he is worth more to dm pithile than a
dozen men of the moderate capacity which
the RePUblican party seems to deem requi
site for the office.
In its desperation, the Gazette pitches into
the County Commissioners for having issued
warrants in renewal of warrants' which had
been limed by Republican Dbards-Af POLllllliS
sioners—not Democratic—to pay interest on
railroad bonds some years ago. The amount
his about one thousand live hundred dollars.
`The Republican Commissioners Wiled the war.
rants: the county was bound by their act, and
-now the Gazette complains that the public off!e
cars of the county have done an official act
Which it was their duty to do—issued new war
rants to take up or renew the old ones. The
Gazette's attempts to " raise a tempest in a tea
pot" are singularly unsuccessful. Knowing
that the Democratic party have nominated a
ticket which is beyond and above its attacks, it
has turned its attention to " raising a dust "
about a variety of other matters. rt finds it
up-hill work to advocate its :own "pakty ticket,
which it does not like, and in crainti attempt
to iinpugn the integrity and competence of the
men nominated upon the Democratie.ticket.
sal
EDWIN BOOTH is playing at theArdi7rT.7.
Davenport at the yiralnut, and Henry Placid()
:and Mrs. bowers at the - Acadeaii . ot Music, in
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SEPT. 23
OUtt
BE ASSESSED.
DESPERATE.
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THE GAZETTE ENDORSING MR
BLACKMORE.
The Gazette, of Thursday, pays suar,eNcellents
candidate for County Treasurer, 11". number of
weilkfileservedcompliments. It is tir ' 6l ' i of
for Goodwin Y. • Voultee;'Und
has fijirned:fts'agentieW to „speaking in terms
of thilifigq . stpl:aise iifMr:Blael . trriore. After
Ddiride'r - acy Of Vic county
hy alluding to the determined and persevering
efforts which it is making to elect Mr.
Itlsek
more, and speaking of his own personal indus
try, and that of his co-laborers, to secure his
election, the Gazette says it " has no fault to
find with him for being industrious,nor for else
tioneetiKaTtiyity4',--Cfood. :It goes on to say
"Mr 'Bra'ckMeir'e, personally, ive have no ob
jection to urge'; he is a worthy gentleman, of 1
pleasing address, and in every way competent
for i tl:mpAee.",, ; Diaid, again. "Praise from
Sir Hubert Stanley is praise indeed.'
But this is not all. The Gi,ettc proceeds to
ennorse, in the , most unqualified terms, Mr.
Muchmore's pure and unsullied record as a
rquieertit—One who labors to secure the sue
ems of his party. as well, when he is not, as
when he is a candidate upon its ticket. Truly,
"our lines have fallen in pleasant places,"
when the leading organ of the Opposition not
only can " find no fault" with our candidates.
but, in unqualified terms, endorses their com
petency- and Democracy. But this is no more
than Mr. Blackmore deserves at the hands of
his felhiw citizens of all parties. Ile is
kind-hearted, true and valuable man, and, us
County 1 remure'r. v:111 make a most cafe.
courteous, reliable and competent public of
ficer. The people see this fact, as plainly a , . the
tia.rettc&x,,and it is good policy in the editor ,
to fall in with the popular feeling in favor
a tirst-rate man, like Mr. Illackmore.
NEBRASKA
James 11. Hopkins, Esq., of this city. has
just returned from a ,hort visit to Nebrodm.
Ile speaks of the country a.s being in tin
tuost prosperous condition. The crops ate
excellent. timer nor his 14,tbei
Will Black. and thy member, of the i;., %
ernor's family, :Ire delighted with the
The people of N,..1.1.a.-ks int,n , l to appl)
to l'ongre.,l) , Nt winter, fol
th, Vnion. They ,ty that the I.opulatlon
of the territory %%111 I.e as large a‘. that
of
11.11,,:1,,. eiliii.,:ratillll In the ;Old It,-
gions o,lltribute.l largely to tip. ittert,t , e
of poptilati..ll in N e hr.A.4,:,
. .
We ark!• indolit,l to Mr. llopkitt ,, for a
copy of the Nebra,ka a:16 , 1 a(
eity,Sept. 17th. Tito 1 toto,,cratte party i ,
llourt,hing itt the embryo Slat.•. V 0117;;
N 101 1 . 74 14.1110 , 1alli • 4 . 1111)Inv been 1“1111ell al
the City befUrt. which I;OV.
(leliVere 4 l all addia,,. 1 1 1 , 1u , 14/131 . Orithlry
to have won a., 11, ply upon t hott,.art
of the eitir.ett , of the torritory t‘hich roc-
rt, oro it u , ..41 t' h 1/1 $ll t , 4 I
ple of thi., IrLtiv , • ,ac. 'I'LL
,i),Lhing of hi. addr,,,,,
The regular meetin ,, .tf the Y
Delnor lan• Club• /1 . 1/ r rll M • In en ee
Mg. tioi cruor Wal; wne: ini ted t , i
diet:Mk:lnd at an early hour the Bahl. !fail via
tilled to overflowing. There i• .le,l t r qth
in either or both it the following stater:len Ls.
that there ia a deep and increasing interest
the eau se and atql-ndenry 01 prin •
riple? on the part of the I wo l d,. of this rite
county. Hind that they re f :fled Croveresor Bind
as the foremost orator the ti•rritory.
thing is certain, he always draws a bon ,
the epenit rrn )10lithi1 reeling scar folk
up to the nverng4. of h 11,11i1..“,11
and was replete with strong isoutai, and
brilliant antithesis. Comparatively old
thoughts wer , by hint dressed up in a
terse and vigorous style, and appear,l .n ali
the newncvs and freAincz: , the her T: T rat. Tr.
He wove nn irre.tqattcargoincnt f rein eT.llein
of political facts and evcnt, that stand :.ti :T.
bold and prominent relief upon thTT und•-,
our country's higtory if it-elf it Wll`l a reel.
against whictfthe WU% 0, Of Oppo:itioli OV,II !Tent
and thud) theft fury in vai H. The ti or erITT Tr
Always command; the re pet and nttentiT, TTf
Ids bearers, w hether they .yrn pat h with
in opinion or not, by his impartial :old m au ls
nianner of discussion'. T, iv, than by elo
quence and irresistible logic. We hold up this
effort of the Governor n< a model in this, re
spect, and /IS being worthy of imitation be all
who shall address the public in the pre!:ent eon,.
paign, whether symputlii4ng with 115 in politi
cal ,entiment or not. The Governor tool, up
the Slavery question and thoroughly analyzed
it,and gave the history or every important is,
litieal fact bearing upon it. planted him.
self upon the impregnable rock of Non Inter.
vention by Congress in the affairs or the Terri
tories, and showed that Popular Sovereignt
was the doctrine of the lathers of the Repub
lic, and is in beautiful harmony and
envy with our doctrine of self.government -
But we will not attempt an OP:tract or furth
er notice of the GO\ ernor'e, speech. and oulc
regret that every citizen of the Territory could
not share with us the pleasure we experoop
in li,teDing to it.
The Presidential question
The New York City correvondent of th,•
31obile (Alabama) 1?.'v.../. , ,tat,: that (i. , nerai
Wright, of New Jersey, who ha , received the
Democratic nomination for Governor,
whole-souled Deughil man. JerFey will he
Charleston with her even votes for Douglas.
when the lirst bell of the Convention rings
Wright will he elected fu4 sure the sun ri , nr.
on election day.
In regard to Now York delegates at ('hark
on, tin:same correspondent remarks:
"The delegate= will go to CliarleAon ' aml tire,
a complimentary vote to Dickinson and to Pi
clinan.
They will then vote for liotie;l:ei oh id
he is: nominated."
The St. Louis correspondent of the ( ford
(Miss.) Mereurg says of Douglas :
He will go into Convention with the wh,,t.
North-west, including Ohio and Indiana and
he is the second choice of Oregon and Califor
nia. He is the choice of the New England
Democracy, including Mai.saeliusetts. k
souri will go for him in Cons cation, too. And
as Kentucky can not instruct for any man—'
Guthrie and Breckinridge being both aspirants
is the second (thole() there, too. His
friends are zealous in New York, Now Jersey,
and Pennsylvania, and he possesses the most
energetic, earnest and devoted friends of any
public man of later days, saving Henry Clay.
alone."
A correspondent of the Memphis (Tenne.;se
...lived suggests the name of Robert Toombs,
of 'Georgia, for Vice President. He ny,; the
Presidency is ceded to Douglas by general i.em.
gen t.
iteductlon of the" Stnte Debt
Governor. Packer has issued his proclama
tion, announcing that the Commissioners,of
the Sinking Fund have reported to hint that
they have, from November 800, 1857, to ticp
tember sth, 1859, redeemed the debt of the
Commonwealth to the amount of $1,1:37,115,-
36, made up as follows:
Certificates Of sto,k loans of April 1101,
1848, six per pent.
Certificates of stoek loans of variou
data, fire per u•ut....._ ...
Relief tone cancelled
Interest cnrtlflc.les, of canon. dato,
Of so much, therefore, of the Mate d,
the Governor proclaims the " payment, can.
collation, extinguishment, and final die
charge." Pennsylvanians, since the Bale of the
works, aregettingAised to announce
ments like this. But they are, nevertheless,
very agreeable; and they makeit as certain ns
anything in the future can be, that many who
read this will live to see Pennsylvania entirely
out of debt.
Pennsylvania State Agrieuiturf Fair
The ninth annual exhibition of this society
will be held at Powelton, Philadelphia, com
mencing on,"Tueday, the 27th of SePtember,
and continuing-until Friday the 30th. Goods
for exhibition' - will be carried on alt the rail:
roads, to and fro, free of charge.
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Nebraska Territory.
The people of Nebraska have taken the
initiatory steps to form a Mate Government.
Their Convention will meetiii October to frame
a State Constitution, and it will bo submitted
to the people in November, sothat their appli
cation for admission can bo laid before Con
gress at itssession in December.
Social Illycuas.
Some people in the world nppeartollini their
highest plemure in being a sort asocial hyenas,
gathering together and digging up the reputa
tion of (rail, fallen men and wegininito feast
greediliess and delight, whining and howling
over the loathsome repast the while, as if they
felt sincerely sorry to hat;l3 . found corruption,
when they sought for it alone. I.lave wo not
all sins enough to make us patient, if we eanno
be charitable toward other sinners ?
Fayette County Scrip.
The original issue of scrip, by this county,
was 520,000. The amount now redeemed is
sls,l6s—leaving a balance of only $4,535 out
standing. A large amount of this balance, it
is eipeeted, has been lost, and the people are
rejoiced at being freed from that burthen.
Os Tuesday, a notorious , rowdy, named
Frank M'Cabe,. eommitted a violent assault
upon Mr. Thompson, one of the editors of the
lie called at the °Hire to inquire about
au article which denoomod the action of cer
tain bullies of Syracuse, and Mr. Thompson
Owing the authorship of the article, 'Arl'ahe
steed: him a pow.rful blow on the temple,
and followed up, striking him repeatAly Mr.
Thompson'g nose tea= hrolo , u, and his foe' ter
ribly battered. After r:anmitting the out
rage, M'Cabe 1,SC:11 ; but a warrant has been
procured for his urre.t. lie hind a manlier of
" friends," of a well litiown character, waiting
for him at the doer, ready to in CUSP
of !111 emergency. He was arrested and held
ut s:,tiu tail to answer.
Ttir elooth.nA in California for State oil
•or- inotni.or: of Coll.4re- , tool, 1.130,,
tir,t ~f t,,b,r,
•
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It 0., a rata an,:o.. In
the tat, ly part or iro collowitir
State; will vi,to : New Yrith, Now Jort.i.
Mrir laro
throgg.h agent. :rout N
or!, t the Wo:t, it i 4 said, will be
"II t Ist of Delobvr, tool the mail:, will
thnneafter be placed in rhsrgr of the Inozgago
master , on 011 V 1111:, who will reel' %o a :111:111
L . L.111 pe11,31.10/1 frolil the dultartronnt for taking!
char go them.
II tilA lii 1 the itio
teitilier in been
,er.teni 4,1 te the I'vnitentiary hr
I.!: roe yi.rir hin, r.hl. lie
him-eh. I v bi, t•lrronlery iu ciitirt, t•I b. n
iicr, tin ,t i.f the tie
t.
I.: nil Ow Athuitir fr un Ro,ton
f.tv:in,•,..4, It getit'r,l
dull for Ow walttiog
Lit tketivity tclurh tho ttbuntinill
~ r op. of do. ,rtilitry ha , 4 , 1,41 sir import,r..
ro,d mon }lnn . .. , to c:ipct
1)t inot utvi: tha r0.t.11.1, try r i t Ircoitl
of V. Lk at Iliqy KS)
~c M
Tilt. Iv, In ing
Mectitn, ‘l, fillans , port and Elnara
Th.• M.rtgag.• ~1 the
and }:',;l,tr“ I:.llnred I
I, Ow 1 . 1,1',101 , 1-
1.t.i3 Exchantto, Mr 1 1 ,1..1 in ti. cheer
The rel. ,, rt v. a., ro Ved end itc
roptel :
Th.• COmlllitt. 4 . Of SCCO:I,I
holder , rep. , rt that they ba,e ,ntorely
ninth! , any with the
liontlbohler, and
that tney Lave that the 1.-qt-I and
nil It4llnterl , t , I , LWed In the ba,.l
- there to await, intact, t h e
of the la, mr to the right the Nuriuud parties
In Internet.
11:n not CA*?CI,I course, 0 , th e
nrnr ai.i.riatell for day upon Which jtiag
'mints could be ttlie tllth imit.,) and
ti' probable movement of the First Mortgage
Boni!holders to Luke of the Kond
at
oime. mail,: it imperati‘e un Um part 44 t h e
lower in tort,st., to pine, the !toad and its niipur
tenallel's in .ionni
MP' inald hat prolvr red a long
er time wherein to endear or to t...gotmte, but
was 111 the nature of quito
po,ible, they feel that the best hui been done
fir the iuter.”AtF of the o road Mortg;igc 11011.1-
1, , .1.1..r , . There will bo time enough v. herein
to negotitite ur htigitte, a. they deem twit.
The f'ommittee to ho di-,barged from
the further rombderation .if the ,übjegt, and
would n nend that the SX'O7III V Ort4age
It.,ndholderA take acti , 0 measure:. ut once to
change eoute.el, and otherwise in the
.rotefAion 01 their int
Sumo convertational debate eliStied, after
which the report WaS adopted. 111 r. Cooke ex -
plained why .M r. Mucalester had b.•en appoint
ed as receiver. This step had been taken to
protest equally tho interests of all the stoek -
holder , . The property passed into the hands
of the r e c e iver. and in C:4 l , either the first
mortgage bondholders, or any of the other
bondholders wish to selue the road, they will
I. forced to come into Court and shoal their
claim to the property. This will bring before
the Court all the different claims upon the
road, and enable that authority to decide its
ownership on equitable terms.
It was also stated that no action of a niajori
ity of th e bondholders would hind them all.
Every mall owning 11, ,ingb, bond has a right
vo sue upon it at any time.
On motion, the Chair was directed to ap
point an Executive Committee of three to take
-•nernl charge of the interests of the Second
Mortgage Bondholders for the present.
A committee of three WaS, also agreed to, to
aget,rtain the views of the First Mortgage
Bondholders.
The Chair, it.c,qistrod by M r. Cooke, will soled
and announeo both they committee, Tho
mooting then adjourned.
\IK E7lNti uY •I'll k: 1711 ATTE'. NIOICTUAIif; BOND
A meeting of the chattel mortgage bond-
Iders of the Williamsport and Elmira
Rail
road Company, was held at. the 'Washington
Building, this afternoon. Mr. Joseph Harri
son, .fr., was in the chair. Thus committee
printed a report concerning its action since
the last meeting of the bondholders. The ap
pointment of a receiver had brought Ittrairs to
a rather unexpected temporary adjustment,
and it precluded any special upon the
part of o,m:committee. The latter thought the
arrangement us favorable a one us could be outdo
under the 'circiinishinces, and they acquiesced
cheerfully in the selection of Mr. Charles Ma
ealester to till the responsible position.
After some conversation, the report was
adopted, and the committee was continued.
It was determined to employ counsel to look
to the interest of tho chattel mortgage bond
holders in the distribution of the earnings of
the road under the new arrangement.
The meeting adjourned to re-assemble at the
call of the committee.
S74J&O W
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WE see that the Opposition are now united
in mutual hatred of Douglas. They quote each
other's effusions North and South. They are,
in both sections of the Union, sagacious in see.
ing what is right, and they have an unfailing
instinct of opposition to it. They see clearly
the available loan against them, and they know
how to hate bins. Opposition is getting only
to ho anti.Douglus. Newspapers and ptunpls,
lets will soon flood the country; not against.
Democracy, but against Douglas nominally.
When Douglas is disposed of In the Democrat
ieparty, the Opposition foresee that thOir work
is done. The Democracy of the country are
notto green that they don't see it, as well as
the Opposition.. If Douglas he not a sound
Democrat, there is, no Democracy in the free
States. "Theinan , ivho does not see this is too
big .8,- 4:oi,tp, be, reasoned, with.—Louisville
Democrat.
THE Milwaukee, Wisconsin, News says that
the early frost has ugly destroyed the cran
berry crop of that State. This is a serious
ns in some countieS,'the, cranberry;:srop has
far Siceaad irO'altio and aMount, the grain
crop in former years.
A car, OF OF EIGHT M 4 )NT RS' STANDING CURED
M IMAM. KELLY, No. 117 Seventh, near
Grant street. Pittsburgh. says:
"Last July, what, running 4111 the river, on a rotten
boat plying between out New I nouns I was
taken with Fever and Agnes For eight long months I
suffered with this dreadful disease. tile"greaterpart of
this tinat,lWns unable to work; and at Jeamtlifly
dollars for inlerent medicines, but found nopermanent
relief. Tm to
'Three weeks ago, mks Of y friends insisted
upon my trying WEIIIIA V F.'S 111 iLLA NG “ITTER.s,
Faytng theta rare was guaranteed. After taking it for
one week,l m u st say 1 mt." a :murl mall. I havo Levu
at work now for two weeks, and havo had no return of
the Chilly or Fever Whatever.' •
Itondhohlers
MEM
Fever and Ague
BY 1141.1111 AVE'S I lOLLAN I) .111'il'ERS.
- .
i certify that the above St/gr. - Will it: true.
THOMAS ADAMS.
Diammul Ilon,e, or 1. dert Gothic Mat.
Rend Orr efolty.;-- The Genuine) Concentrated
thruthave's Holland Bitters is put tip in half pint bottles
only, and retailed . at one dollar per bottle. The . itrent
demand for this truly eclehrated Medicine has induced
many imitations, which the public should n erd against
purchasing. Bemire of imposition I See that our name
is on the label of every bottle you buy.
BENJAMIN PAGE, Bt. .3 CO., Sole Proprietors, No.
'27 Wool, between First aunt Second cis., Eittsburuh.
rw drertisements
Adverti*lng in Mc Cars.
DEllsass wIsnING To ADVERTISI
in the ear, of the rti 'rove ra , ,olger:
apply at the oilim etVI ler of Pena tnd St. Clair MI re,t
for term:, AC.
LAMES' FANCY FUR::
ALTEItKI) AND REPAIRED,
lo lit. mono dlnnnt.le inn !mkt in the 1int..•1.,t11,:. at
the CENTRE HAT nItE. "tr. it.
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GOVERNMENT LAND SALES.
sTATIE MINNESgrr.t.
500.000 A"'iu'',s en , icE At i
. 117 RA I. I. 1N iu i)altral
Minnesota arc , iidvertked for ,ale text mouth (October.
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th , vernment fur cix mile, on ',eh o r ih,
Railroad hoes,and extending for same de:to...oat' both
under of tht,:stk,a,,wp , river front HI. Paul to Pm( Mi..
ky, a di,tane., of 150 miles; al., along the Minnesota
river horn Fort 51141111,,, 1.. HI. Peter, 76 miles, and a i oag
Crow river 7U millet., oat raeing some of the morn
rail., and convenient Farming Lands in the State.
Front several years expariettro and a genend know
lodge of the country, the mutlannlwr no prepared to make
good aoleetiona for tlinso desiring to invest, who luny
War bun with their patronag„.
b oug ht and roll (.” 00111116,i00. Lana
rnnty located. lunar tlllolltl+ 11110 P. TtlXl,l paid for non
roxidents. Money loaned at It high lan , of interest,
from lb to 80 pl. culit:pvr annum, ,eclirt•ti by valuable
umneninbered real i , ,tate In tide lily.' B.'irrrna .area
if rermaral. CII.AS. M. (i'iYLi',
St Paul, Sept. 16:se=loPwil wd General
REs , 1, - vED, That you ought to butt trout
FLElttrat
it.moh,t, That. FLEmING'S HATS ANIII:1;' , 1' AILE
c
HEAP.
Ws°l red, Thal FLEM PS IS CORNER '1)
NH SIXTH.
theotlved, That we'll go there
. •
Re,olved, That wo m•nt
Atkst,
toll
FLA N N ELS,
FLA N NEI,s,
A huge Htoek of every at
JAMES A. FETZER.,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANT
MR T!IF ML 07
.
Grain, Bacon, Lard, Butter, Seed
Dried Fruit and Produce Generally,
CORNNA OF •MARNA:T AND FIRST' STIq.ETS,
PrI•PSTiIIRaII, PA
E.Ertn ro— Frond G. Bailey, 'EI, 'William . I,pwart . h
Sr., S. Cuthbert A Son, PatebnrgliLoyd Mt, ,
Swearingen, 14. Itrady, , Cash. M. Bank, List
Howell, Mangle A. t.F.orge W. Anderson, Poinag,
Paxton Co, Wheeling. " mr2s.:•2ptf
UG E N SU /API . ] 0 N
.. . .
All Elle pi •plintr Ihnotemes 1,11 . the
kept eor-tant7y for - sale by
. ; .JUSEP.II FLEMING,
se= corner Diamond and. Margot at.
GLYCERINY, CREKIVI, COL!) CRliild
AND A.MANDINE, for chapped handa, bpi, and
toughness of:chafing of the skin; always on hknd at
JOSEPH FLEMING'S,
se22 . corns). P4ptic4ckLßlX4ry.o, Itreet.
N 4 t 7 W - 4" GOODS
FALL AND WINTER OF 1859.
GEO. R. WHITE & CO.,
WHICH CAN BE SOLD AT LOW
Re21:414 , .
NO. sf) MARKET ST.
JOS. W. SPENCER,
tPREPARED 'PO OFFER HIS CUSTO
MER:4 and the public, a suponor and beautiful as-
Norunent of
SILKS,
Valencias, Rich DeLaines,
DRESS 414.011,
I
CU 111 NO AND LEECHING, by
MR. 4- MR-4_ BESF:.
ke-Poach ez trag•to.4l. Cold and Shower Kathy.
r 2l Ir F. RESE, N 0.177 Brant street.
Tif E (iEM OF FASHION SKIRT,.
TRAM SKIRT, DIA_MUND SKIRT,
Wi.riin Skirt, Diaiglas &Sherwood Skirt, and Thomson
can always tre l.wt at the lowest prices at
1( ,t; Ayr IiNTION is requesteil to a
bargain. For toile, a good Brick Dwelling llouse,
of 1 hree i.i.ones. will I, Lack building of two stories; con
tain., a hall. parlor, dining-room and kitchen, with six
cell.tr, eonveniently arrangetl and in
; .11 !I:a, OA V. rioter .tree!_ above High st.
rips, onv-1var , ....h; 1.1...04 in one and
STOVES, GRATES & RANGES
DIPLOMAS
Awarded by the Late Allegheny
,VMII4
County and Western Penn
BISSELL & CO.,
AT A NU FAc - ri•REIN CoOK IN
rARLor,
HEATING STOVES,
GRATE FRONTS AND FENDERS
COOKING RANGES
It atit the 811 COOKING RANGE
at
Ili\ll.
~•~r~•U~r~
BISSELL 8a CO. ' S
If you want a OLILL)1.: I NU STOVE that cannot be sur
tw,pd, ran on
If vie' are building a house, anti want the IiEST
RATE FRON'Di and FENDERS, &nU on
BISSELL A; CO.,
No.= Melly street
91}101it BASS—First steps in thoro'
Bass. in twelve familiar dialogues between • teach
er tied pupil. This is a book weganting In a concise
and pleasing . manner the principles of thorough Bass.
'Ms :Luther has met with gni* success in the applica
tion of this method to pupils+, and confidently recom
mends it to teachers as an mraluable aid to their labors.
Price, tot cents. Copies sent by mall ou receipt of the
price. For sale by JOHN IL MELLOR,
so , /0 • 81 Wood street.
B LEACHED MUST-INS •
&SD
•
IRISH LINENS
Of berm. tnalo.4 at .L SMITIM
MIHNLEY'S ICE CREAM SALOON
No. 27 1-2 Fifth St., opposite the Exchange Bank.
IN LEY, AT HIS SPACIOUS
All_ • and elegantly arrauged rooms, located as above
in prepared to . furnisli all the Luxuries of the Season ill
1114 lie,. POICIOUS
tee Cream, Fruits, Fresh Pies, Cakes of
all kinds,
And every description of Confectionery • all of the heat
material will be nerved to order, day and evening.
Orders for parties promptly filled. Call andjung
for yourvelf. (mY 6 ) • AL IIrGEINLEY.
NUTICE.—Tit© undersigned halio this
day associated themselves together in the whblei.
..ale and retail Book. News and Periodical tisiness, at
via
Li lad's, Odd Felibwt Billkliag,lNci. It.lt street,
under the style of &myth & Pittock, mad resptfally
pit a share of public patronage.
W. C. SMYTH,
JOHN W. InTOCK.
W. C. 83txra • ~.Jrto: W. Flrrecx
SITIXTII PIT'rOCK,
• 17;holestilo ntid listed Dea.lert
NE WSPAPERS, MAGAZINES,
AND CHEAP PUISLICATIONS, pr.,NERALLY.'
At Davis & Odd FtIIOAVS' ttiOld
NO. GO FIFTH.STREST.
dirTarticular ridelifion , given . to Packirierkohmrtle
orders. • sal
J. q. Stzliil.l.,S,
tit,N3tary
MEE
J. P. S:HITIVS
MAIMTAE!
,MARBLE LI
JouN -iti,CA:noa
MONUMENTS ARAIIkSTONE&
Encloeures„ Posis,
respectfully Invited te, examine
our stoek. Prices la*, aed.work warrsttecr - •
i5 12 1i 8 N0 , .7 86 . LUAFAIM lOSEPT.•
ILUMOAD SPIKE COMPANY
Jos. Dilworth, D. W.V. BiAvell;
(h'uctes.iors to Pot ter, Rolfe d Bu'ett,)
ILANDTACTOWLS OP
RAILROAD STIK,E;S,
GuAlge AlkiLVAPAT_Oniga,
Cai, of Water.st.-ana cherry alley
jr . 145 , •
dvertisnunts.
No. 25 Fifth Street
Have now received a full
f , tock of LADIES' DRESS
GOODS, comprising all the
noveltice of the Amon.
FANCY SILKS, end SILK
RU BEM, cheap. Also, a corn
piece and hand,ome assort-
ment eC Full and Winter
VELVET AND CLOTH
CLOAKS, SHAWLS, &c.,
NEW GOODS,
Slit AWLS,
MERINOES,
WOOLEN GOODS
FINE GOODS.
LOW PRICES_
CHARLES GIPNER,
78 Market. 5 Lreet.
S. Nrril BERT SON: Maket street
FIRST PRENIIIN
SILVER CEP!
SILVER MEDAL!
s)lwania Agricultural
Soclel3
No. 235 Liberty Street,
Blue and Common Enamelled
AND THE CELEBRATED CAPITOL AND EAGLE
BISSELL
19=(=MI
AND CONFECTIONERY,
HAS • BLOT/NM 13XL=2103. OP
~ ._ _,--,~,y,
New Adtte
TROLLS Mayas Palmas
HARLESS # PARE:in.
- ,•
pßoDlJek6._ ANDS 11). ISSION ifERCIIIITS
•
Give partlclidar isnentibtf to purthasti and ad; f or
FLOUR, GRAIN AND-PROVISIONS,
NO. 0 ,PONWOY'S BIIILDINO,
Box 1599 P. 0. - South Water eL, Chicago.
Rarintiress--Mossrs John Floyd A. Co, R. Robison k
Co.; Graff, Bennett & Co.; Little Trimble: James
Co.; Mr. James Gardiner, Mr. D. Wallace; Mr.
Wm. M'Cutcheon; Me.sra. Lloyd it Forsyth; .1. B. Can
field k Co.; Graham & Thomas; Barbour, Mackeown k
Co.; J Painter it Co. se2o.lm
TIELAINES,
DELA INES,
; ; - DELAINES,
All new etyleg at
•
I)OMESTICS
r
DOMESTICS,
• DOMESTICS
Of ey4ry daftription at
•
' J. P. SMITH'S, Agent,
se.W. 'V2 Minket street, between Fifth and Disinond.
H NO. DECEPTION.
bERSONS wishing' to see the most dura
jt. bly bound, andeleganfly finished
BLANIC BOORS,
Ruled with ono, two and three accounts to a page, for
warded and finished by myself, and not selected from
Eastern
gh Manufacturers, for the purpose ofming exhibition at
Pittsbur Fairs, can do so: by those at y
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTORYexa m
, NO. 72 AN m
D 74
TIIIRD,BTREET. I follow now in deziac or .fini , a, and
challenge all trartpetition, East or West, to manufacture
Blank Books in any way superior to those made by ne.
Also, Mune Periodicals and Miscellaneous Binding,
done in the best style of the art.
A. H. ROWAND,
72 and 74 Third A., Patsbur Lb,
Wanted,
FLINT GLASS METAL MASER. A
11 permanent and lucrative situation to a good man.
Address Box 330, FlUatergh P.O. se.2l:4t
J. U. PHILIPS. J. I. VLSI
M'KEE & PHILIPS,
GENERAL COOPERAGE,
AT TULIN NNW FACTORY ON
Fayette Street,
Between Hand and Wayne streets,
PITTSBURGH, PENN'A.
are prepared to furnish Coal Oil, Whisky, Ale,
Molasses and Pork BARRELS, at the shortest notice,
and on the most reasonable terms. s.e.2lay
GUMS! GUMS!! GUMS!!!
LADIEWP GUM SUPERS,
LLE:S,
BUSKINS AND BOOTS,
A L.vrge Stock on hand, at
W. E. SCHMERTZ & CO.'S
Wigs, Wigs, Wigs,
AND ORNAMENTAL HAIR, of every
description and Latest Styles of Fashion, manu
factured by J. R..CA.MERON, No. St FOURTH Sr.
The subscriber basing resumed business in Pittsburgh
wishes to inform his fbrmer friends and patrons of the
city and sorrow:ling country, and would call their at
tention to a now and beautiful SELF-ADJUSTING WIG.
It puts all former plans of wig-rnaking in the shade. Its
merits are lightness, durability, not liable to shrink,
bears equally all over the head, and easy. and graceful
appearance, showing the development of the forehead
true to nature.
Ladies are also invited to call and examine his new
mode of RANDS. HALF-WIGS and WIGS. They do
away with the heavy and formal appearance so much
disapproved of in the old styles. sell
R. CHILDS & CO.,
WHOLESALE
SHOE WAREHOUSE
No. 133 Wood Street
- RAVE JUST RECEIVED THEIR EX
" TESSIN'S and Well selected FALL and WINTER
BOOTS AND SHOES
Of the Latest and most Fashionable Styles, adapted to
the sea.sou.
They are now prepared to otter, at a small advance
over Cost, the largest and most complete assortment of
Prime
CUSTOM-MADE BOOTS AND SHOES
Ever brought to this city, We invite our friends and
Merchants generally, to call and examine our goods.
Sir Particular attention will be given to selecting and
PUTTING UP ORDERS.
selfiZindawastalp
L. HIRSHFELD & SON,
No. 83 Wood Street,
WILL THIS DAY OPEN THEIR
FALL IMPORTATIONS of
Fancy Coatings, Cassimeres,
Overeoatings and VRSTINGS, purchased expressly
for our
TAILORING DEPARTMENT ,
And unsurpassed for Variety and Elegance. The
Hens' Furnishing. Department
l stocked.
w i t l teteuvtietyigk l s I W taira en t s 7isn e lVven g st i lm
andSea:lS,inendlesa variety. Traveling , obsvls
and
Raga: Dressing Robes; Gloves and Gauntlets;
slartirs_em coLLARs
Measured to Order, and a complete assortment con
t'= stock.
t°4.
We s happy to see our customers and friondaand
feel 'confident that we can offer superior inducements to
customers.
L. HIRSIIFELD & SON,
sel33p No. 83 Wood street.
JOHN T. LOOAIT .7.IirAILD aßCaa
LOGAN & GREGG,
,p4poOers of ,
.
-H -A A It E l
No. 62; Wood Street;
Pour Doors above fh Charlie ifotel,
• • PITTSBURGH:
MONONGAHELA PQ WRY.
ANDERSON N. PHILLIPS
TIESIRE TO CALL ATTENTION TO
their several ktode of
HOT AIR FURNACES,
SUITABLE FOR CHURCHES, PUBLIC SCHOOLS,
AND PRIVATE HOUSES. Especially adapted to
przrsiircrEvaw.
And not, honte to cm= wise BOOS.
BY STATE AUTHORITY
2ETNA INSMIANCE , COMPANY
- OF HARTFORD.
I NC°
APORATED 1812;,CHARTER PER
PRITAL,
Cash Caiiital, - - $1,000,000.
Burplus, "JOVE, $1,030,4M 130. Losses adjusted
avid , td over 000,001 Property instil-ea a: • -
.134.1%F.5. BY O.& THE. PERMS OF IN . 3
/"ZAVINiTiCI.N, st as liberal rates anavt il es aa solvency
and Bar profit will permit. '
cm= A BRO, Agents, •
W. H. EDlB,EinrieyOr.
frZairn No. tia Fcrixrax Aka; Phasbungti, pa.
BREWER, MALTETEB, AND HOP HEALER,
Pitt Street, Pittsburgh.
TT A V I NG COMMENCED BREWING
11 for the season, I am now prepared to furnish my
customers with a
SUPERIOR ARTICLE OF FRFSR ALE.
In addition to my regular brands, I am manufactur
ing a very FINE FLAVORED BITTER ALE. put up in
small packages expressly for family use.
This Ale isnot only a delightful bereragc,lutis highly
recommended by the mediCalfaculty, for invalids, where
a mild, nourishing tonic is required. I have also my
celebrated
.Constantly on hand, consisting of KENNETT BITTER
AND CHAMPAGNE; PORTER AND BROWN STOUT.
Packages sent to any part of the city. align: fan
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Igo. 31 Fifth Atreet
CUNNINGHAILS & CO.—PITTSBURGH
CITY GLASS WORES—WAREHOLISI3, No. 119
Water street. and 156 First street, Pittsburgh, Pa., three
doors below Monongahela House, blanufacturers
Pittsburgh tlty IS'indovr • Glass, Druggists' Glass Ware,
andArnericanCouvei PArlor wlridPirs,P4rebA
and public buildings. -• se ',541y
OF • -
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS!
PITTSBURGH, PA
H. CIIILDS & CO
Igo. 133 Wood street.
Nat advertisement.
GEORGE W. SMITH,
WHEELING BOTTLED ALES,
E=2
SECOND ARRIVAL
J. P. SMITH'S,
No. 92 Diatitet St.,
twen 'Fifth st. and the DialFion4
WE TAKE GREAT PLEASURE IN
v announcing to our customers and others, that
we are now in receipt of a very Large Stock of Goods
suitable for the coming season. Among the Goods re
ceived,and to which we would call particular atttetition
Is a great variety of -
FANCY DRESS GOODS !
Such as Silks, Rich Fancy DeLaines, Figured and Plain -
French Merinos, all Wool. De Laines, in all shades, Notp
'mint' and Montebello Plaids, Traveling Goods, Bayne
dere striped and plain: French Chintzes and Calicoes.
EMBROIDERIES—Woraed Bands, Jaconet and Swiss
Edgings and Insertings„ Collars and Sets, Alexandra Kid
Gloves, Gloves and . Hosiery of every description.
ShaWls and Dus4erti2
Of the Latest Styles; Duster Cloths, Bleached and Brawn
Muslin% Pillow-Case Muslins 10-4, heavy Bleached and
Brown Sheeting% Irish Linens and Shirt Fronts, Easel
netts, Cassimerea„ Cloths, Flannels, Tickinp, ebonite,
etc-, etc-,
In addition to tie above, we are receiving NEW GOODS
daily, by Express and otherwise, all of which we are de•
ten - lamed to sell low. We have no old Goods to show,
ourostock being all new.
Please call and examine.
•
J. P.. SMITH, Agent.
No. 92 Market street.
NEW FALL GOODS
HORNE'S TRIMMING STORE,
77 Market Street,
Near Fourth street, Pittsburgh
RICH DRPSS TRIMMINGS, and hand
, soma Cloak Trimmino, in all the novelties of the
season. SHAWL BORDERS; a large lot at low price&
Elegant Sash Ribbon and Bonnet Ribbons. Bugle Hair
Nets and Coiffnres, and Faney.llead Dresses, and the
MARAPOSA,an entirely new ornament for the head.
EMBROIDERIES.
Ftn, Lace and French Work Setts, Lace COUELII4 QUA
brie and Swiss Collars, Pompadours, Crape Collars and
Sets, Embroidered Bands, Ruffling, Cambric and Swiss
and Linen Worked Edging.Embroidemd Handkerchieffi
Infant's Caps, Waists and Robes,' Valencienes Laces,
Thread Laces and Edging.
Stockings and Gloves, of every size and description.
Large stoat. of Ribbed Hosiery. Men's Shirts and Fur
nishing Goods—a full stock. Merino arid Silk Under.
Garments, for ladies and children.
MILLINERY GOODS,
Ruches, Flowers, YeWits, Satin, Blonds, Laces, Crapes,
Feathers, &c,
Zephyr Worsteds =- all shades of our own importation.
Shetland Wool, Yarns. Cbeneilles and Knitting Cotton.
Skirts and Corsets, of the best makes. THE STEEL
SPRING DOLLAR SKIRT FOR SS CENTS.
FANCY WOOL.ENS—Ladies . and Children's.
Our Wholesale Rooms, Up Stairs,
Are Mimi NEW AND SEASONABLE GOODS, to which
we invite the special attention of Merchants and !anti-
A s.
s we are constantly RENEWING our atock,and make
purchoses on the best cash terms, we can and will sell
an goods in our fine, as lows they can Le had anywhere
is the conntry.
JOSEPH lIORNE,
No. 77 Market street.
say- STOCKING YARNS at Manufacturer's Prices.
'Large stock of FEW FALL BONNET., at. Wholesale
selaitocL2p
J. L Hillprn!an. & Jas. Collord,
HAVrNG lENTEiIED INTO I;ARTNER
SHIP, for the inirposo of carrying on the
HAT AND CAP BUSINESS
(Under the Hama and style of HILLERMAN & COL
LORD,) would respectfully inform their friends and the
public generally that they are now receiving from the
miumnicturern, and will open THIS DAY, an entire new
steck-of
HATS, CAPS, AND. LADIES' FITRS,
Of the newest and latest styles, to which we. invite the
attention, and solicit pailionage of those desiring goods
in our line.
NO. 75 WOOD STREET,
(Three doors from Fourth st 4
PITTSBURGH, PENN'A.
aufe.7
CENTRE HAT STORE
RP S INS
OP PHILADELPHIA,
INSURES AGAINST - LOSS OR DAMAGE
•j by Fire on Buildings, Merchandize, Furniture, &c.,
at reasonable rites of premium. ,
Miasmas —F. Rate hford StarcWilliaraM'Kee, of Wm.
& Co.; Narbro FrazieCJno.M.: Atwood, of Atwood,
whit e a, co.; Benj..r. Tredick, of Trediek, Stokes & Co.;
H enr y www-ton;: Mordecai 1.4 Dawson; Geo. H. Stewart,
of Stewart I Bon.; John H. Brown, of John B. Brown &
CO.; B. A. Fahnestock,of B.A.Fahnestock& Co.; Andrew
1). Cash; J. L. Erringer, of Wood- & Erringer.
RATCHFORDSTAR.R, President
CHARLES W. co
ME, Secretary.
Prersamtan Rzrziontocs.—Wrn. Holmes& Co ...J. Painter
& Co, Thomas Mi ROW% Eeq., Jas. Marshall, has, Allen
Kramer, Esq., Wilson, APElroy & C 0.,. Wilson. Payne &
Co,. Bailey, Brown & Co., Linngston. CopeHnd a Co.,
Ames B.Ezinn &C Co, Wm. S. Lovely & Co.
• BRYAN A CO" Agents,
Isle= - No. 4,2 Wood greet,