PIMBURGit
3AMES P. BAIIR, Editor and
PITTSBURCN
THURSDAY MORNING • • MA%
DEMOCRATIC STATE NOITILI: i,TlO?4:=.
FOS SUPRFAIE JUIR/K,
`W ILLI A 32 A. P 0 T ;t
OF PIILLADFI,PIi lA
TOR CABAL CO2IIISSIONER,
WEST /Y F F.' 0s T
OF FAYETTE COUNTY
I'o OUR READEFtti
Our Power Press requiring rep. - ors. for r.
a couple of weeks past we have been
the necessity of having our paper prin , oi ri ,
another office, and the consecvenee h;o4 b(, ;
that our subscribers have hoet
their papers at a later hour that u
Bome of them, as was the case on ViT,-,!iieday
morning, may have missed them alti,-et her
Our own press is now it, order, and we shill;
endeavor that in future the 1j I. F6ii,
shall have no eanse of ennii,:hint ,t,i
of "late papers."
TOE DI Oli r.U ••~
We have already announced Hy r..p. , r1.
that the M rrnons, considering disci,:io: .h,
better part of valor, are having ;salt, lAlse
City for White River Mountains, and that
Gov. Cumming had entered the city of bat
Lake. Notbwithstanding all the It•ow l ug
and braggadocio and threats of anrih I :stir.
the United States troops which Brigham 1,) g
has made, this policy on his part has `,.ores , -
fore been indicated. Be kuoa = full well :bat
the annihilation of well aprointed troops is
an easy matter to talk about when they sr, , . et
a distance, but a dangerous enterprise to ai
tempt when they are prpNent bctorc him alai
probably thinks it wiser to " keep
and reserve his strength to Enid nn .s I.;•-
rarchy in the wilderness, rather thole to
himself to be cut to pieces on the battle
where he is sure of running a great rie6 of
halter, even if he escapes the bullet .iad
bayonet. Brigham is, however, an nid
and perhaps intends to resume his
the troops shalt have retired. Thee i;::\PID•
ment should keep a careful watch upoin
movements of the slippery and tr..:itoront.
rascal, and measures should be „ai,Tted
which shall forever prevent hire and his asso
ciates from exercising any exelo , ;ive co:Lh •C
-ity within the territory of the l'a;ied
Enough troops should be kept is Utah nut er.l2,
to crush rebellion, but to put and 1;,..1, in
eratiou the supreme law of the Terri' oi v. d
protect overy citizen who chooses to e. ;.
there.
COUNTY COMMIS SION ER'S
In Pennsylvania, the office of
miesioner is one of great itnportatie.
Board of Commissioners is the e.seeuti . v
county, having control of the levi.:s 3.11,1 r, t S
of taxes, the charge of the publ:c,
and what is moss important, att.. : art
with the very responsible duty
the public money. It is obvious teat l 't r
sons elected to this office should po-4;,01 ,
intelligence, sound judgment, and a hor sir T e
of financial ability. They are frequerny r.--
quired, in the discharge of their dr' !es tt, de
cide upon questions of great inip6rtanee
the tax-p .yOl-8, and they nre ewtstantly
upon to decide as to the bebiirtj of th.-
for costs, fees, and an infinite varary c
expenditures. We have obaervcd it,
Cincinnati, Pbilndelf h:a, and c,tihr Mrk..
corporations, the proceedings and t(colpi
and expenditures in the COMMiesiontl ' s vflice
are published once a week, or once a nioriti , ,
for the information of the publi. .1.0
Commissioners release a person from jail a: ~t
assume the costs, the fact is made knoll n
through the public papers, and each item f
expense is placed before the public,
the citizens may know what it costs them for
their corporate government, and who are the,
persons who are fed by the crumbs ben, the
public crib. In cur county, the Auditocs
report of the receipts and expendituzoß of the
county is published in pamphlet form once
year only. Why might not the trAnst.ctio
in the Commissioners' office be published or_ •c
a week in an abstract form, us the proceed.
inge of the City Councils are publi-hc.d. Tbe
expense would not be great, and such a irA
liattion would afford great satisfaction to
every tax-payer.
Newspaper Lny
In a Canadian Court, in an aetton I,roug3:t
by the proprietors of the Montreal Coninofr
(dal Advertiser to receive a subscription t:
that journal, the Judge !tiled that it is no:
sufficient for &newspaper proprietor to prove
the regular delivery of a paper for years,
but he must prove an order from the delendlnt
for its delivery, and demissed the ease
This extraordinary decision is cootra.ry to
the practice of all the Couits in the C n ited
States. It has been hitherto uniformly held.
that it is sufficient to prove the receipt of the
paper by the party charged therefor and
thousands of cases have been adjudicats4
upon this principle. Orders from newspapers
like orders for many other articles, are in the
majority of cases verbal. The delivery and
acceptance is necessarily the best pith: i.
Appointments Confirmed
We learn by the special dispatch to the N. .w
York Herald, of the 17th, a fact which 'WAR
omitted in the press reports Rent to ibis sit v
that the appointments of h. Biddle Ito'.erls.
Esq., as United States District Auorn., ..r.:l
James 'G-. Campbell, Esq., as I 'nited States
Marshal for the Western District of I'w :I w_, L
vania, were both confirmed by the ;_t , er_hte un
that day. These appointments
No two gentlemen iu the W, I)st sit t ere
more competent for the reef ective sittlat , oos
which they fill than Mr. Roberts and Mr.
Campbell. They are sound Democrats, I.l!'i
most acceptable public offirters. TO L'
will endorse all such appointments as these
William M. Cortnelly watt, on Monday, eon
viand in the United States Court. at Cronin
mai," of harboring fugitive slay. a, The ex
treme penalty for the offense is six innutit'e
emyrisonment and a tine of $1.004). A itiut/id
for a new trial was made on the ground that
one of the Jurors watt a Deputy Untied
States Marshal.
Death of Gen. Perutfer
The St. Louis Republican has received a die
patch announcing the death of Persiter
F. Smith, Commander of the Utah turcee,
which took place on Monday morning at the
head quarters at Fort Leavenwhrth.
mains were to leave Leavenworth for the eiist
on Wednesday. Gen. Harney succer-riti in
command.
Philadelphia Cattle liar t
On the 17tb, 1150 Waves were oils! ed • 550
of which were sold at prices ranging troin
to 10 cents per pound ; 3000 sheep were sold
at 4i, 5 and 6, each ; 275 cows were sold at
from $lO to $6O for mild) cows, and $lB to
$3O for dry. - The markir, was brisk.
N '
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Proprietor
Ems
Convicted
iSm cticlt Outrages,
In Saturtitt)'s Post we spite at some length
—Dr. Robert Hare, of Philadelphia, eelebre.-
a the retested uutragcs by British vessels
ted as a chemist and died at his reed
upon dor American hag it the Half of Mexico.
deuce on Saturday last age 78 'parr.
, Jutrat.ous conduct of the British naval
--'there were fifty-four coroner's inque,ta
officer , in searching American vessels, has
Philadelphia, during the month of April, eo , timr,
er , t:titi an Intense excitement in Congress.
the county $509 30.
The ',Lou- , to.day passed a resolution calling
_The citizens of Lancaster, I'd h h
, Lave
President for information. 11 it were
public meeting, and joined the crowd of those who
noc,N;;;try, heliove there would be an al
claim the right to that National Foundry. While
most itue.nimong vote authorizing the Presi- nest?
dent to adopt any atop he may deem necessary
_The damage to the sugar crop of Louisiana
1,,r t,untshrnent or the oflenders and the by the Bell erevesse alone, is estimated at not
vlndtrat ten ut our national honor, In this less than $3,000,00).
matttr, b,,wever, the President already Pee" --It is estimated that the fishermen of our
ses!:es at authority, and he will not hesis lakes receive $640,15m per annum for their ti,ll.
tate D, tee it promptly and efficiently. The -- In demolishing the walls of the old Gish: 0.-
,ccasion is fsNorsible for a settlement of the
am- riut of the rit4ht of search, and unless
he most serious eon.
sa l tietx:- ‘..111 r 1 malt.
g upon thi: (iuestion of the right
nrch. thy- New York Ht:ruld says:
%,‘ .1 t t'y Pret , t.ic tit Jefferson during
ii:.., t•-• 4111 6nxlly ar
rrot-t.iptit Vladisqn, On
1- i Itt I,oz d Ash
-I.‘, It vt- Yankee,"
.. ;no Lughsh journals
. .11 -Hi: the Afr.i•An coast
.l.i horuting
• . i not go ~ lowti on
it at re-t But
. - &at - HI in his schemes
. .ir..ugh the I. l AlPtClty 1
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( r, :p of thig State looks very
pi , ma:sto,._ pi,K,ot. From all parts we hear
trf I.:l,t,h4enc , 1 : the appearance of
tk„.bis it o,:p,cially true of the west
ern i ,11: I.P . of the State,
111. ! I ssg AE 14'eti
it• a t ' r•uttx • tlß of Phtladelphis city
t relttr, they found upon their desks
quaniltivs stationery, which some
0•„•r for u tat contract, had placed
io,t r it L. r was appointed to ascer-
L%.'. Ls. IlLtrit) this was done, and the
• i pai , ,r ar 1•B they could be recov
hack to the party who tilled
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great musical entertainment
haF• e cited d?.
anti fashionable circlea
;-lo great attractions
t n single concert es the
“iiet on this occasion. D'Angri,
\ daps, Juliana May, Cara ,
dor! ma AL). Cis. tdi clebrities, and most of
col, tog :he very front rank in their
.i,.43 , !0r compost- air corps of artists. A
have already been
\I (llor .4, and the receipts for
trl;t'l , rt..ach about thousand dollars
-14 larg,•, sad those who call this
, till 1,. :Lccominodated. The
1,, ;.ra. orefi at Mr. Mellor's
Ci conecrt room this evening.
'I lit , (,1 Pennsylvania
c :Liinual session in Philadelphia
0:1 :klunla•:, nr,l h•!,1 , urnc(l o meet again ou
members were ad.,
I .l 3Tirrii;l ,
Ft -46 nt - td acted upon, Lind the
1 , 11-w clered el(cted for one
yocr, ii l I.,:ltalled M. W. G. Patriareb, C.
r:hor•Torger, of No. 4T ; NI. I. G. H,
Wc;. .Morsltoidtr, of No. 1 ; K. \V.
1-1 S. N 4 artlen, Win. 11 Trinuick, No. 111
.1. 'A e.rden, W. N. itackliff, No. o ;
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. G. ;- , ci:br, W. Ccartis, No. 17 ; R. W.
litnry &mond, No. 62 11. 1.
N li. A relianibault. No. 22 ; G, (1.
C floater, No. 47 ; 14. W. G.
!yeti. G I. 4 . Zltonierroan, No. 37.
I )r. t • Grand Lodge coal
oiert•-•:d via 9 expected to
13.:o to?.-0 ~r (1111' ~ltyy
I a. z t7.Aviiitteg \h' 001 Clip
)ht 'l.l/f,rat(e vt the .Ist instant, says,
of the pricet , cl the (liming clip :—''The wool
buyi:rs approach their work very cautiously,
and Wv pric.i.s will open eight or teu
elute lower than the ruling rates of last year.
Niauy of thi iii.i.uulacturir... need to buy on
~i! twinninc oi the difficulty of oegotia
ling t opt r ii blinks for cash, as for
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A npi,a4 Itook
A 1,;, er ,. ; -_, who resides in
(;::f.rgetowii, has now ',early ready for pribli
t.atic,r. 0, • Biographical Dictionary of the
A iler,ck.ai Coi;trres from the Formation of the
Gov, ri?l»ent .•" The compilation of th's work
has ne,(,sarily re,lt.iacd 11012A10 labor, as it
ha, been r(..:e,sts.ry lead every historical
Work published elm', the Revolution, as well
as the nth.m..l dehatvs and State papers, in
order to . t)htam the r, , , L uisite information. A
pc•rtion i rnelo ',ors of the present
giougresF have communicated the leading feaa
:urea •f their politick] careers, and the work
iv:II he a vslimble to American liter
;:t.pry wine' ,wept over
Ilhoois destroyed a
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p : c?i w , ..s moved from its foun
d-. 1,. Rt,•11: f• i Tbe storm raged hardest
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.iortn Was also furious
railroad engine 1, 01 . 15 , 3
regether with the
EINE
3, , ' I:. i 4 lx /•emi - weekly papers
A le- , tinraber than theru
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nre pul 1 11ie lin "it ' Yot k
—The U. 8 81e,tr:. i "I,,hi van ie ut Chioag
I woh miLlt , n/
F.r thin
...1 slain u,d whole
with out eGVOTII
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P:iltncr , ton, nn,l
Lut 1 British iutrigue
of oivii
uigg r ucetior
IMIZM
i I: t and Delta
AL ~,ant W drowned
".,I 1 - .olr aiiildren of
were drowned in
,t Hniiye=woroblown
riy of an kiade
Ncll us wiud
y a.limuuts to
Chicf,go papers
disaster :
.. , Vt'it?. along the
Ltailtotut At
,-tigtue house of
jUPI COM
of ;mei.
iA. are, Nttlaltillag
ra,t curue6 upHido
-kamtveli Gales-
Nu live 4 were
IN=IIIENI
I!.i^ Vier.` ruined at
bo,lides uther
•,, -; • at $lO,OOO
IlVtMi were
. r. I q alp; ci..5 111111 ; a par
Weliing was ab-,o blown
• i oat Iv in the village
o'clock
(',:zykdiaa Newspaper Di
v ,liiily tri- week
VARIOUS THINceS.
happen churchomar Norrist own, Pa., week f,re
last, the corner-stone was found in the ruuthemd
corner of the building. It is o rsod •don,
about one and a half feet long, and fifteen
inches in breadth. It contained twc small coin-,
one dated 1695 and the other 1652 no one
is supposed to be an English and the other a
German coin. A small flask, containing HOMO
tasteless liquor, supposed to have been viiia;,
and a quantity of black mouldered carehnient
were also found in it. This was one of the olde , d
churches in the country, having been erected in
the year 1744.
--The weekly reef.+ll)Ls of the L.,a,b , a nine,
for advertising alone, amount to over $25,000.
Slightly ahead of our weekly income that.
—Pracilla Hartfraut, 44 years old, has reco , ,
ered $1,200 damages of J. M. Chamberlain, 4t4
years old, for breach of promise, the courtship hav
ing commenced when she whs about eighteen and
he having had two wives in the 'noontime.
--According to the statement of the Borough
Tres.surer of Harrisburg, the debt now owed by
that town to bond hollers, is $141,158,76.
--Rev. Henry Wood, a chaplain of the IJ. 8.
Navy, writing from St. Helena, says that iu the
room where Napoleon died there is now a thresh
log trlohi , ie in operation, anti stalls for the
that wove it iu his bed chamber.
—The don. Willie N. :Mangum, of rim ttt C ,r
line, is lying ill with paralysis.
--The San Jose Tribune estimates the p..puis.-
Con of California at 597,000. The estimate is
based upon the returns of the local assessors.
Of this population 332.250 ere Americans, 10,000
Irish, 2,000 English, and about 4,000 edored
persons
—The editors of the New York AThiou are
about presenting their subscribers with a 1 eauti
ful engraving of the late intrepid Arctic naviga•
Lir, Dr. Kane. The picture presents the Doctor,
dressed in furs, at the time ho discovered the
graves of Sir Joliu Franklin's men on the icy
shores of the Arctic ocean, and has been pro
nounoed by cornpeteut judges to be a most excel
lent lik(:nee-i
—The extent of the destitution and vagr.ncy
prevalent in New York city may he inferred front
the fact, that during the quarter ending May Ist,
there were 41,294 persona accommodated with
lodgings in the station houses.
New Method of t• Rainit.g the Wind ',-
Sharp Practice.
A young Verinouter traveling through Georgia
a short time g-tting hard up, took to ecilit c>
"•oertificates of character," for which otfem.e
was arrested. The natives were just about tyin
a rope to the lower limb of a magnolia, with
reasonable prospect of suspending his opera' lone
At the critical moment, however, he mou:,ted
stump, and commenced declaiming in the original
one of the orations of Cicero against Csta
This sudden outburst of classic eloquence Sr
electrified a venerable gentleman, who was the
only one in the crowd that knew anything about
Tully, he at once interfered, reimbursed the vic
tims, and took the yrecn (f) one home with him
to teach in his family. lie had been on hand but
a short time until he induced one of his farmer
"subjects" to enter into it c ,, veuant with him I.;
have three months' teaching done in his neighbor
! hoot This covenant (writ ten by the Vermonter
was so worded as to terminate with the ',reel—
tanguag, of an ordinary promissory note. A f e w
days afterward the Northerner cut from his Copy
of the articles the words of enbe€antial value, and
sold them at a slight discount to the very man
who had been selected to hang him. Comment
is unnecessary : the excitement against Latin,
Vermont and Cicero among the natives in th,s
portion of the swamp is said to be huge and
intense.
Prow the Beaton Daily Ledger.)
Lave and Suicide.
A tragical circumstance has just transpired - in
our midst, concerning which we have the fol
lowing particulars : For some time past, 3 sash
and blind maker, named Ldwiu Corey, aged
about 42 years and a widower, has been imoinely
attached to a married woman who works in a
printing office iu School street. fin deeply Iva.;
he devoted to her, that he has often been heard
to declare that he - must marry her or die. As
her husband—and her own virtuous inclination
—stood in the way of his marriage to the °Nee ,
of his singularity misplaced affection, and as be
had no hope that his desire would be consum
mated, Corey determined to adopt the alterna
tive Therefore, on Wednesday morning, he
supplied himself with an ounce of lawinum in a
vial and proceeded to the printing office in School
street--having previously, however, taken liquor
to the extent of more than half intoxicating
himself. We are not informed what words, if
any passed between Corey and the woman he so
indiscreetly loved, but it is certain that he swal
lowed the laudanum at a gulp—at the same time
avowing his design to commit suicide—a design
in which he succeeded.
(From t-1 Northampton (Maas.) GetrAtt.A.l
A Mauachusett +;, Boy in the India War- -
Übiquity of the Yankees.
Mr. Lewis Ferry, of Easthampton, has a scs
in the British army in India. He left home last
spring in the Niagara, for Liverpool, and while is
the British service, joined the Bengal artillery,
and prooeeded to the seat of war. His friends
have recently received a letter from him, da.teii
February 9, before Luoknow. He has not been
heard from since the fall of that place, hut al
the Bistiidh loss is small, and it is hoped he wa
not killed. We are permitted to make the El
lowing extract from his letter
We are in camp before the Sopoys, and ex
pect an attack from the enemy every day. Si:
Colin Campbell is looked for to-morrow. We
have thus far fought our way through the noun
try among the blacks. Flow much longer the
war will last, it is hard to tell—hut the blacks
will get a warning from us soon. Money is a.-
plenty here as the dirt under our feet, and I liave
received my share in gold and silver. I never
count it, and set very little value upon it, for I
don't know when 1 shall be shot. The shots fly
very hot on both sides every day, but the loss on
our part is small. I am writing this on the
ground, and am unable to give you the particu
lars What funds, I have were taken in the city
of Cawnpore, where the great slaughter Leek
place; an account of which you have probably
read in the papers. It was a bloody day 1 assure
you. May I never see the like again !
"We landed at Calcutta on the 25th of No
vember, and have been marching up the coun
try about every day since. There is about cue
chance in ten for my returning home."
We were not surprised to hear that young Fer
ry was in India fighting in the British service.—
The übiquity of the Yankee is proverbial. They
go everywhere, and engage in every speoies of
business. Among the passes of the Rooky Monn
tains, in the gold regions of California, alsug
the shores of the Pacific, from the Russian Pos
sessions on the north to the extreme southern
point of Patagonia, along the Atlantic coasts, in
all the islands of the sea, in all parts of the West
ern hemisphere, engaged in the arts of peace or
iu the prosecution of war—striving for gold or
travelling for pleasure—digging up the sunken
ships of Russia before Sebastopol, building rril
ways, constructing ships—may ho seen the ever
restless, roving sons of New England. No zone,
torrid or frozen, escapes them ; no rnountain so
rugged or difficult of ascent as to impede their
progress ; no sea so wide or so stormy as to inter
ceyt their constant march.
We were forcibly reminded of this übiquity of
oar race, when reading some years since an 143-
count by an Englishman of his travels in Afr.da.
Ho had penetrated far into the interior, and was
proudly treading the arid sand of the desert,
where, as he supposed, no foot of civilized wen
had ever made its track. He was just on the
point of congratulating himself on his good for
tune in reaching at last a place where he w 0714
no longer encounter the Yankee, when, lookin g
up, he beheld to his amazement a crowd of Arabs
crouched upon a side hill,with a tall Yankee from
New Hampshire, in their midst administering the
temperance pledge
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l'a -- Chartered, 1855.
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competition for hest Pen and 1
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.1. C TadtTER, Prof3lattioni.dic . ..
Thrnts, afc—Fill I clast,e, time U,IIMIIMd. , ait• 1.11.
--$35. Average. tunic. 9 to 13 eeekl. B
Entire cast, $6O to .1 1 70 411a , fnao
Hle,Cifitee4 ,i Me: -
Cent free. Addre,, F
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FliillE IN THE VI Es".
-et-rat tracts of 0( 1 01) FA ttf.11.1 , .1i I,ANI is I Inn., and
lowi. All4O, ROM , CITY :,11T:i
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country nest, 1 1,,,t S i serer;
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Situated on the Ititrryasille Plank ittau:
Allegheny city, nit! escloing ik , .1, ,
suitable Dry Good}, or , lrocerlea
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inyt2.l3 'lours' Building, e 7 Fent} t
FOR SALT --Thr twi, acre 1 , , 1 n the e,rner
of Ward Hl)lreet} ,t,
cheap, 811 , l 1 , 11 flirt ,' credit.
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CHESTER'S
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CLIHSTEHS ti3THIC
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II'N U BR El, I,A S, Parasol, Silk ari,l
. t0,5t . 0..r wJh eNt, y . leserti.ttor,
bre:. (;,s.4t ju,A. ATel so;l.n:: very cheap for Ash.
C. HA NSUN LOA N.
( Foluierly Leo.) Itrutheis,)
74 Varket vt.roft.
.13 ROWN'S ESSENCE OF .EA.INIA.ICA GIN
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J.:SE-GS LEMING'S,
tay'2o leJrner isaii Market strtet.
SIR f3}tUSIIES —A large a..sortmel,i of
the beet qu lily of Lair Ittualies constantly on nano
at JUSEPLI FLE'dING'S,
m 3.130 Comer Nailiond ac.' Market sti set.
IQPONG ES.- 1 have just receivili a large: lot
Supsuicr Batting BpongEa, of ever) size a'cd 7
Those wishing a gcod article in this line, tlituld eti!i
ivy stock hefora purchasing elsrvitters.
JOS. 1. LEM i Nis,
niyal o..cirner Diamond and Market street.
.
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fresh Congtern. Eiwpiro civil Blue Lick Waters, ,istet
n.sceived by JOB.
my2o r“rue r InansJuil and Market street.
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THIS RENOWNED
SURGEON CHIROPODIST,
`OF PARIS,
I 111. i) IN: I,l' l'l-Z.01.-.T',SI-“)
OF l 118
111 I'Oll.T N RUT NEGLECTED
BRANCH OF SURGERY,
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CORN .S, BUNIONS, SOFT CORNS,
DISEASED NAILS,
AND ALL
DISEASE OF TliF,
i'ljITINo OR CAITSING THE LEAST PAIN,
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con F hiiupud int to Ills Mojedty the King of ltavio i
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ly It °MVO to ludieB and goullomeu of Pltt.
I.urgh, that, at the urgrut retiti,tit ut many highly respecta
Llr f!itll he 10. bt , ll itiduced to Nisi:, their cit
FOR A SHORT TM ONLY,
And niny e a•unultudi In terry department of Pedal SnrKol y
CORNS, BUNIONS,
EVERY DISEASE OF THE FEET,
All ot whit la, howo 'lung or had, ho guaraiatevs
EFFEiIIAM AND PERMANENTLY CURE
IN A FEW MINUTES,
1..a.t pain or WOOL'S eIIiVIICO, Hit hot h'
lhei, removal to afterward%
SCHLOSSER'
Fir a Fllllllllt. ill A tDerlca, net, 01 I 115
ver IS' N.tirtqw,
gAil.,t• Lite
;:EV ERA L TII()UStThII TESTINIONIA LS,
Fro" some emus of lio hogs to submit the following
ERICAN TESTIAIONIALS
j F'r•,'u C. A. Shauferd
Dr. 8.-blueser h. (operated ou my curios with the el ighteet.
p t n, eud Lt,ly Eati: faction.
ii.::11111, a, March
rkan R. C. Tllo.anan. I
Schhazer Lae romoved my cow with great r kill, and
.111:1 to my •MitiBfilcuon. It. O. TILGHMAN.
ttaltim,re, March
[Erma Lion Win. F. Phillfol
Mr. Schlosser has oportitoJ on tho feet of two of my fermi
1 3 7 vr.rs satiefweturily, and without giving any pain.
Irrorn it A. Magtora. President of (leort;town College.)
I ant pleaeed errtily that 1 have bboLl very auceeeefully
yrrate4l on by Dr. echlosser, 41A without the least pain.
B. A. MAamitz.
] From Col. %V lice, proprieter of the Pennsylvanian.]
:dr e.chloseer u.o extracted two corns from my toe, which
e'erc extremely painful for many years. 'The extraordinary
Aso, with which he operated is remarkable, and 1 cheerful
,' reCOl.llll
lion to all oho are troubled with corns, es
tle• uly person I have over known to perform the operation
scientifically and without the least pain. Wtd.
Philadelphia. beptenilier '2.3d, 180.
*en' Dr. S. M. Landia, Physician to the City Water Cure
I ruditute at Philadelphia.]
cichheolid ban extracted eight painful corns from my
i.• s Nithent the (coat pain, with the greatest satisfaction to
:ay self. I a null by all means recommend him to every
a h.. is t,iimiteil with the a evils.
Fr . 4 , tu Pierce Butler, Eng.)
Str. t:chlt,eser bree extracte , l it number of corns from my
I with Rrent ekill nucl without puiu
✓hilndriphtu, Nov 9, 1907
From Dr. Gilbar L.]
.11r. ;Selilusser hsa reanovi.ol tour corus tw milwithunt pain
is •I with great skill. Da.GIL/111MT .
October, 1857.
Mason, Amoricau Ambassador In Paris.j
certify that Mr. Schlosser has extracted for mo a num
• cornS witionAl pain, and to my satisfaction. MASON.
[Prom A. G. Powers.]
M!. 5,..1.114Abcr I taken Out twelve con.ut for me withou
Li,- 111101[4%st Ie and to my hattsfnctioo,
A. G. Palms.
[F; on; Cl.. D. Thotnaml
t!r. schtiesor has extracted eight corns from my feet with
.,..l tip„ least ilaiu, and I can > eerfally recommend him b.
.11 afflicted with corn or Band.
Cetober 3,1134 . Cu. I). TEIO6IAb.
(Venn B. S. Verdi, M. D.l
I certify that I have boon very successfully operated upon
I,y DT Schlosser, without undorgoiug pain of any sort.
B. B. Vlarn, M. U.
EUROPEAN TESTIMONIALS.
r 1 ,40111 Nivjesty, the King of Bavaria.]
ii c ,
has extracted several corns from His ..14.atoe•
bet, without the leml palm Cortill.d by command of
BN. VoN POLLEE.
I From 116 Imperial Illghhees Jerome Napoloon.l
:11 Schlemer m'a trait dea Core avec beancuup deeuccee,
~4.11,1 la ulelndr., deuleur. JEROME NAPOLEON.
FlOlll th-ir Hny,lllighueeseethe Princose Herb and Anton,
Hohenzollern Sigmaringen.
`Jr. Schlosser ham completely cured the corm of their
I. yul II ighnessoe the erince3 of lioh-nzollern Sigmaringen
e. tit, great 4111, and without the least pain. By command
t L,•ir Royal Highnesses. SCILUL/HIL
From Ills figllness Prince Alphonse of Ch
~e lt e c o nnal ,Ine M. Sr:tanager m'a enleve pinsieurd Car
Ine cam.er la moindre douienr.
, etenrl 1 Aunt, 18E4
, Front Lt. General Lavamenr, late Gov'r of Perla.'
Schl•tmer, ta'a extralt,pltmieure Core avec beaucenp de
t et nave incindre donleur. GL LITASIZEra.
From V iscouut ingestrio, let Life Guard.]
Dr. Scido,.er hueoperated ou my corns without tho slight
eat paiu, and to my entire satiefaction. Vise. IMOYSTILLE.
gee. DR. SCHLOSSER may be consulted
FOR A FEW DAYS ONLY,
From 10 o'clock a., till 5 o'olock r. m., at his
CONSULTING ROOMS,
154 THIRD
II ND SIDE, AL , A - E SMITHFIELD
Schloeser can be consulted only at his
as ho attends no patients oat of his office,
unless invalids
IgA z ,, No professionol couneotiou with any one
Layl7Af—l
especially iv
C. A. ECEIASPEJI
' WILLIAM F. PHILLIPS
N. M. LANDID, M. D
PITNEY BUTLiIt
PRINCE DK CLIEKAT
STREET,
INSI 1,(;
FARMERS' AND Li
Flits AND MAIS.I:`. A - t r• A
N. W. CORNER uF SEcoNt, AND lA , ALN r • t
Li , I.A .i
A EIN eT 080.8 vi
PITTBI,'URtiII I , IFI CP:. N.) tin \e
Th., following 11.,t w yin
Pittsburgh Agency f:a' toast
1.838
Herbert G00da1....—.$ 500 00
Wm. ..... 500 1)0
Frauk. Wolff 400 00
Ilass 190 co
W. W. 51'Grogor.... b 00
John loath I t 7 00
J. J. House 6r. 330 07
Nowa:ger . 10182 72
J , d it Thompson 200 00
henry 'Jelin:mist— 1) 00
John Watson 23 00
(1 Huse 10 00
1.. Iva, Can t t .r... 4,000 00
. 1 1. bowie a Co.__ 31 00
1 , 01!N, 5q.... 29 Ito
Win. .0 04._ '2,579 17
Jaw. M 1 Meliinger.... 1,000 00
M ct Co 750 00
PENNSYLVANIA, t
4,f Pittillinrgh,
net,. w. , an Alderman m and for c,11.1 .it y,
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ASSETS OF THE C0.1ii . .t.)1
November Y, ISa7.
ttsDis, Nlortgttg,s, at..' Real EWA,
L'llillltll4l,lllli City, OLill,e LOLL,/
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Jobnpll 11. 6cal,
Nchnutol A. Bend.•:
John C. I)nviH,
John R. P , :arcro,
George li. Leipor,
Edward Darlingtua,
Dr. R. M. ITURtUII,
William C. Lady. ig,
tiagh Craig,
Bpeurer hieflvaln
CharloA
El. Jones Brooke,
Jacob P.
Tuos. 0. iIAnD, Vic. , ervbi ,
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Mire and Marine inpintaitee Puy
OF PHILADELPHIA.
o,tFee ir. ( napany Building, No. 10; ; 11 Wu::
Corner of nurtiz.
AUTILAIIZED CAPITAL.
phi iu
Janury
VIRE INL , U RA NCE—Llulth-.1,e
MMUS?: INSURANCE on
INLAND INSURANCE by
I laid Cntringcs
Char 1.11 1.423 111:11,.• r
William Darling, IclU Pina ntre.,t
A lexnu,7ur Wtill(l4 u, 11. n-chant,
Ha•Attittrat, Attorney an.!
.L. 11.1 C. liunter, tow of M right, latust”r .1. C.,
firm of Tr.ay ,
li. McCurdy. th m•Lit.M.C.l.,:y
L. ("Illexple., firm ot 11111 e -pit , k Z. , !•••
61.1L.CS 11. :'with, ttrut of Jauten,
lton. Henry M. FulL•r, offle.e 22;
C. VogClett, curaerolll
Jttuv,a Weight, late Ca 6111.1" i
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ILENRY M. AT:WOOD, BecrotAry.
OFFICE--No. 9S Wnt,r.r
WILL I Nk3UREI AGAINST ALL (UN II A^il
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OF PITTSE>URCIII
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1. Grit v Liproill, A. A. Citcri , r. Pairr-ri Patricli
A. O. Sarni - Him, .1. 11..1,111,3, jolter Titgi.:3 rt.
bury Sproul, t. i1i1 . 4 V , WRiiti3r
Chartered Capi ta.:
FIRE AND ; , ,lARINt e.i . .• $.
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President—A. A. CA It d i r 1.
Vice Preeideut--RODY i :. •
Secretary and Tremarer—i, •
9. Ai. CARRIER & 2-;4".1 4 =
PlTTE3Bill'tt3H
GENERAL INSURANCE AU EN
Capital Represented, T3,06:3,000.
COMPANIES OP HIGHEST STANDING, ChsitrriA by
Poutraylvania and other Stataa.
TIRE, MARINE AND LISE RISKS TAKEN, .;:c .4.1,1.
TokBCILIPTIONS.
No. GS
A. L. ons.s.tha. i ."%'.l"l3BUii 61. 1 ,
8. 5 ctipauzc. rd... 3,1,
TERRA CorrA Ott STONE
WATER, 'll'l
From two to eix inch cr . ..111.fe
PRICES from 1 . 2. to 30 Conte
ALSO—ILOC b'r E a
PEARL STARCIi
Vor Sale Wholesale at Dianufac 0_ to re..
Pricen by
EIENUIT EL COLLINS,
FORWARDING AND
CONIfiIISSION MERCHAN
AND W 1101.1.9,11,7. DIALULA 12 , 1
CIIICESI6, BUTTER, SEEDE-,
AND PRODUCE GENERALLY.
No. 25 WOOD STIELEDT, PITTRBIII6OII.
JAMES McLAUGIINAIN,
MANUFACTURER OF
ALCOHOL,
Cologne Spirits salad Fusel 02
Noe. 167 and 170 Setiond `;treat,
aplo:lydq,ip
SAMUEL FAIrINESTOCI.
IMPORTER & DEALER IN
FOREIGN AND )01.11
ELARDW ARE E.
No. 74 Wood street, between Diatnc . o7.
alley and Fourth street,
T UR GP.,
Sir THIS subscriber is now opening a well sc , lected
went of foreign and domestic Lre.rdware, all tiew,and will t
sold on as good terms as any other house in this city. H :
will always keep on hand a general arzortment of
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, CARPENTERS'
T. which he reepectfully lirsitcs the attention of eche2si
ruh26 SAMUEL VA/INV-x.(OCH.
CARTWRIGHT N. YOUNG,
pew-stars (..) John CUrtwriiiitto
MANUFACTURERS AND lAIPOIt'FERS
of Pocket and Tahiti Cutlery, durgic mot and Den
tal 'horn:a:cents, Gu❑s, Padala, Fishing Tackle, etc., No. BC
Wood serest. They ghe epecial attention the manufactur
ing of Trusses, Supporter's, eto. Jobbing. and Repairlug
tth punctualley and despatch. aplY
SAMUEL GRAY,.
ERCIIAN 1"1' AiLol
No. 553 St. Clair Street,
44 Is prepared to fttruish hls customers uod buyers gel
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orally, with the latest and most fashionable styles of Spring
and Hummer Goods of every variety, which hu will cuake up
to order to the entire sutisfaetiou of tlwao vha 111.1 y fa% or
him with their patronage. aly17:11u
FISH! FISH!
CONSTANTLY ON NAND A ruLL
WHITE FISH,
SALMON,
Jiro- Orders etccompank4l by Lho CASH, will Meet prompt
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DIRECTORS:
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PITT&I;UliG11,
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HENRI' H. COLLINS,