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1 -;v 'Si ,i!J if'- if. m mm 1; ! PUBLISHED AT CORNER ""MARKET; AND 4TH "L UAtiAN, Editor and Proprietor. Crne Jlmct IffllL g. BA8AW, Editor WEDNESDAY, SJlvr. 80, 1866. ! THB TRTJH, AMERICAN ...The Tc AMMioVii in pnblwhud every WadntwJar. in StBubenvillBi Jefferaon cwmty, Mv, )T P. B. Qonx, nd edited by I. Rao as, o thu fcillowing terms: Oae Ter, invariably in advance, $2,00 TERMS QF ADVERTISING. CM auare 13 line or Iww. 3 Weeks or less $1,00 v i . Or. fcrery bjuent iniertion, One (jur three monmr Oat tuare tii month, Que iKjuare one yror Oue fiiurth column per year Om third column per year , Om half eolumn fut year, Oue column per year, , . Prnfauiunal and euiine cards per rear, 2,50 6,00 8,00 15,00 30,00 30,00 50,00 5,00 WUi. there ia no contract maden and the num bar of inurtiona in not marked on the curds or aivertiaemenu at the tune they are handed in fir tmblication. thev will he con inued in until llty are ordered oil, and charged by the square, ESPUILCAN STATE TICKET. For Governor, SALMON P. CHASK. Lieuteuaut Governor, THOMAS II. FORD. JuUi;e of the Supreme Court, fivo years, JACO'B IJIUNKEHIIOFF. Jutko of tie Sitoromu Court, one yearj CHARLES C. CON VERS. Auditor of State, F1ANCIS M. WRTGHT. Treaurr of Slate, "WILLIAM II. GIBSON. Secretary of State, JAMES II. BAKER Attorney General, FRANCIS I. KIMBALL. Wcmlur of the Board of Public Works, ALEX. G. CONOVElt. "ASEWCAN COUNTY TICKET. Judgo of the Court of Common Pleas, SAMUEL W. BOSTWICKi State Senator, JONAS D. CATTELLt Representatives, CYRUS MENDENIIALL, DANIEL McCURDY. siitjiifr, James h. blink. Coroner, ROBERT McINTYRE; County Treasurer, JOHN MoADAMS. , Comniiaeioner, JOSEPH B. McGREW. Prosecuting Attorney, " JAMES M. SHANE. i County Recorder, ' GEORGE BEATTY. Director of County Infinnaryj JOHN IIARTFOltD. County Surveyor, WILLIAM SIMERAL. THE AMERICAN PARTY OP OHIO. At the Annual Suasion of the State douncil, held in Cleveland, June 5lh, 1855, the follow ing Platform of Principles as expresnive of the ejtimentof the Order in thin State, wax adopt ed and ordered to be published to the world ever the signatures of its officers : Wo proclaim to the world the following PRINCIPLES OF THE AMERICAN PARTY OF OHIO. I. The unlimited freedom of Religion dis ennfOtd with politics hostility to ecclesias tical influences upon the affairs of government equality of righto to all naturalised Emi rmnu Who are tliorouehlr Americanized, and owe no temporal allegiance, by reaon of their religren higner tnau mat io ine voiimhuhuii. II. No interference with the rights ol citi eenship ale'ady acquired by Foreigners, and the nrotnetion of law to all who honestly em i irate from love of liberty ; but the exclusion of foreign paupers and Telou. and a musai to (tend the right of suffrage to all who come hereafter untilthey shall have resided 5l years in the United Stale and complied with the naturalisation Laws III. Opposition to all political organisations composed "exclusively of Foreigners, and to Forelgo Military Companies, and to all attempts to exclude the Bible Irc-m scuoois supported oy the govemmeut." IV- Slavery ia local not national : we op poso its exteuaion in any of our territories, and id increase of its Dolitieal power by the ad mission into the Union of any Sve State or otherwise ; aud we demand of the General Gov rnmant an iiumedialo redress ol the great wrongs which have been inflicted upon the cause of Freedom and the American character by the repeal of the Missouri Compromise, and the introduction of Slavery inio Kansas in vio lation of law, by the force of arms, and the de fctrueti on of the elective f ranch ise. V. la humble imitation of the wisdom of Washington, we oppose all Intervention in the affairs or Foreign states t yet on an proper oo ssion, wo will oot withhold our sympathy from any peopio aspiring to ne tree. VI. VY auppoit American Industry and ge aiut attainst the adverse policy of Foreiun oit tioos and facilities to internal and external eommerM br the improvement of rivers aud harbors aud tho construction of national roads uniting (be various sections oi me union VII The Union of these- States should roads perpetual by a faithful alloglance to tho Constitution. ; , ' .' ; , vm iu HtuU tMilicv wo lealoualy advocate Retrenchment and Reform a modification ol the present opressive systeta oi taxation ana HUeral system oi ruonc ocnoow. THOS. SPOON ER President, Joair E. lUba, SecreUry, TOOUBPATROXS. Vefore Irs commenced the publication Of tli Trot Amorittin, vr tontractod with Heckb Joimtal $cb to intri Mr. Pi B. Conn a practical printer to do i the i niccbanical jjork on the paper for one yean Mr. Conn entered upon the work the first of January last, aud publish ed the paper for about four months. He then became dissatisfied and expressed u desire to be released from the contract, and in view of the accomplishment of his desire, proposed to ns that we take charge of the press and typo and use them for an indefinate time, for a inodcrate and rea sonable, rent, he being tho owner of the property. Ws accepted his proposition and released Since then matter moved pleasantly and prosperously until Wednes day, the 36th inst. On that day Mr. Conn made a demand of five dollars per week for the time we had been using his press and type. Relieving the demand to be unreasonable, we refused to pay it, aud propdscd a reference of the matter to three disitttorrcstcd persons, but ho refused. Subsequently, on the samo day, in our ab sence and without our knowledge, he went into our office, took the lever from the press and prevented our hands from work ing off the issue of our paper, thus putting us to the inconvenience of bavin" them worked off in tho office of the Horuld. The impression intended to be made by an article in the Daily Union of tho fJtli inst., via : that wo were in debt to Mr. Conn for his services j as publisher of the paper is not true. Hu has acknowledged a full consideration tot all his labor as the publisher of tho paperl and has reduced his dvmund to two dollars and fifty cunts per week for the wq oi his press and type, which demand we linvd paid, although it is duuble the amouut ta which he was fair ly entitled. This we Jiavc submiUed to do rather than to be aniLyed by litigation. Wo are using all.pinper diligeuce to procure a press and type, and hope in a short time to be able to announce to our patrons TUitocon Tins 1 hue American that we arc established upon a footing which will not subject ui to such caprices at) that indicated in the Conduct above de scribed. Our expenses ill be considera ble in the purchase of press and type, and if some four or five hundred of our sub scribers srlio have not paid us would have the kindness to send us, forthwith, their subscriptions, it would be most gratefully acknowledged. Who Wrote It I Some people ei press doubts as to the authorship of the recent "address of the Democratic Central Committee of Jeffer- sou county, suppressed by the abolition usurpation of A. Stuart & Co." The bom bastiu; nonsensical style of the address, which, Stuurt refused to publish, because he had aeuse enough left to Bee it would be a disgrace to even the huuker demo cratic party, may well leave doubt wheth er it was written by "Joseph M. Rickey, Chuirmau oi tho .Democratic Ueutiul Uoui uiittce of Jttii'ersou couuty ' and Demo cratic oumliuate for Couarx tiuuvYu, or by J H. S. Trainer, office holder aud Democratic candidate for1 Pr secuti.no A'iTuriNBY. The whole concern is so sii- ly, ruliuuloua, hcusoicss, toohsu, that it were nurd to tell whether KiCKtY, the Surveyou, or Trainer, m Prosecutor is best (juahtied to produce such a point ier pack of stuff. W lieu it is decided which of tho geutiemeu uaa strongest claims to windy iguorauco aud bombastio fooiishucbs, wo may then bo reojly to bet ou the sublime authorship. Meantime wc say go it Rickey go it Truiuer 1 AsJ APOLOGY. ln consequence of the uuexpeoteU treatment received from Mr. I' B. Couu, as stated iu another article, our bauds have beeu prevented from workiug for four days. It is therefore only in our power to issue a half sheet, the present week. , .. ..' V Our subscribers will please bear with us. We hope to be fairly under way in a short time. We have not yet introduced the ivOd "fail" into our voonbulury. The prosprrjts for the triumphant success of our paper al well u the party, and principles It advocates, never were better tbanat the present timet ,' Cfcsb from those in bur debt is all ire need, in order in certaiu suo cess. Send it orJ friends, it ill add much to your cofoit, ; and great) to our inter cit. STEUBEN ViLLE, ' The Fusion of Huikcrisfiii 'file scheme which we foresaw long ngo, and announced in our paper last spring, is fast ripening to maturity. The old hun. ker silver-grey whigs, and old hunker pto slavery democrats, are uow foruied over the whole Union, walkiug arm iu arm ; con sulting together, and fighting the same but tle. The game which 4 has recently been played in different . localities, by a fusion of the hunkers of the oid parties, and funn ing a new party with the Rotuaus and foi feigntus uuder tho leadership of President Pierce & Co., and resulted in Maine, iu the defeat of the . American Republican, Morrill, is to be tried iii Ohio to befdat Chase. . . It is surely a strange meeting of ex tremes. Rut nevertheless, the fusion progresses. Gov. Mcdill, the ultra, pro slavery, administration domocrat, flud'a Ex-Governor Trimble, the old silver-grey whig, a must es. nimble friend, and broth er politician. Mci.ary's Statesman, tho Cincinnati Enquirer, &c, can scarce find laudations sufficient, of the splendid orato ry of the old whigs, "liooby" Johnson, &o Iu growing terms do the democratic or gans anuounee, and magnify Trimble whig meetings. And on every side, iu the most endearing terms, do W0 find those extremes of 'old huukerisui, engaged iu the loudest love. Thus consolidates pro-slavery hunker ism against truo American Republicanism. Iu Ohio, the fogy whigs are tapering off ou Trimble, to find themselves soon uuder the leadership of Pierce, Medill, Medary, i & Co. Tobesure, such things look strange, but they arc ucveiilieLss true. Iu this county, we are pleased to uott the number of whigs who thus put them selves uuder the control of heretofore ha ted democratic leaders, is VERY small. Iu Jefferson county, the Trimble scheme, which is intended to break dowu tho Amer" ican Republican party, and build up the pry-slavery administration party, finds but very little aid ana comiort. ine won cannot hide his deformity here. The fu sion of huukerisui is too apparent. The Cooing Doves I Week before last, when the State Fair had gathered a big crowd in colunibus; liaudbills were posted about tho city, an nouncing that Col. McCook, democratic candidate for Attorney General would make a public speech in the evening. With the evening, and the crowd which had nothiug else to do, came "Billy" John, son of "Yaller Creek notoriety," and oth er old silver-grey whigs, who are stumping the State ostensibly for Trimble. ' Finding those old whigs on haridd, Mc Cook, the democratic CANDIDATE AND OR ATOR, cheerfully surrendered, and gave place for Johnson & Co. Not that the re. dontable Col. felt uu inward conciousuess of the superiority of thd oratorical abilities of Johnson, Anderson & Co ; but with the strong hope that if they could do anything, they might disaffeot some Chase votes, aud secure thetti for Trimble, thus adding to tho chances of Medill. Thus is it becoming daily more apparent, that this Trimble movo is only a scheme to take votes off of Chase, and thus hi cure the election of Mcdill. True Americans and honest Whigs will give it no counio nance. atjr'i'ho Uuiou admits, that the hanker democratic meeting which was to havo been held iu Knox township, last Saturday week, was a lailure. Scarce a corporals guard came out to hear the champions of huuker democracy. Time wus, wheu it was not so iu reliable Knox. But a chaugu has come over the spirit of the deruoorutio dreams. This failure to attoud tho sum mons of the leaders, is only indicative of the result al the approaching election. Knox township is good for a decided ma jority for tho American Republican ticket. When the strong holds of the huuker de mocracy fail to eorno Up, what cad ' they hope for in the weak I .'".'' J3?Don't neglect to notico the card of Mr Wm. Winn in this paper. It is eon fidoutly asserted by thoso who have teBted the matter) that his Oysters, Pigs Feet, Tripe, Cakes; Candies, etc., are not excel led by any establishment in the city, G ive him a cull and satisfy yourselves, that in the future (acre may bo to contro' ferf uyn the lufjttU OHIO, WEDNESDAY, Prospects of he Coming Election. From every p"arVof the State the news are of the uiost cheering character. The friends of Freedom and America are filled with confidence ; and the rottcu Dcmocra cy behold with staring eyes the dark cluud cf obliviou that will soon envelope them iu its dusky folds ; leaving nought but the memory of their sins behind. Thd Ainer icuu Republican ticket is composed of men who can neither be bought by the smiles or awed by the frowns of a corrupt admin istration. At its head Stands the name of a man ; ever a fearless advocate in free- cause who never bowed his tut to a coiuneru jukc, or nuieti to expone their nefarious schemes. Next comes the fearless Fdrd, au American in heart and one of the noble bund that refused to aid in binding his bretliem to the car of lu Mery, and taught the South to kuow that there was a party at tho North that would not bend, like the pliant Democracy, ut their will. The balance df tho State tick, et are good men and true, aud their elec tion will do honor to the 'Buckeye State.' That they can be electfd, does not admit of a doubt. The Democrats themselves know it, and hence the avidity with which they seize upon the forlorn hope of creating a division between 'He Anterlcans and Re publicans. Take notice, every one, of the sudden love with which they are attacked for "Old Clay Wuigs." Tlio dear old men ; what a 'change has come o'er the spirit of democracy's dream, within the last two years. They (the Whigs) are no longer "Blue light Federalists," 'Tories,' dfce. Oh, X) ! "Wc want your help this Fall, in order to enable us to live ut the expense of the public a littlo longer, and if you will only vote for us, you will bo a Nom.E set of fellows, but if you dou't well, we'll keep quiet until after the clec tion, and then stand from uuder. ' What sympathetic beings democrats are, anyhow. In the plenitude of their generosity, thoy even euibraeo Father Trimble, and exhort the Americans to voto for him, and vindi cate their honor by permitting Medill to occupy the Governor's Chair for another term. But it won't do. The attempt is a little too barefaced the cloven foot sticks through the shallow covering, and shows the strait to which the inventors are re. J Tl VVI,:,. !.,. fnl.lu, face to face with the self-styled Democra cy ; and know them too well to be caught iu such a silly trap. As for Trimble, it Is sheer folly to think of wheedling Americans into tho support of a man dominated by a feW pro-slavery citizens of Cincinnati, and then to cap the climax, they try to palm him upon a par ty for which he huB no sympathy. We do not believe that Trimble will receive thirty votes iu Jefferson County. The Election on Tuesday Next. Never since the adoption of tho first Constitution for the State of Ohio, has there been held an election so important in all of i's bearings as is the election ou Tuesday next. The Slave Democracy has urged upon the voters of Ohio, the catholic question, and charged that this is the main issue Should they be successful in any locality, it will be cluimed to bo a pro-slavery and catholic victory over anti-slavery freedom and American Protestantism. In this view of thequeHlinu, may we uot confidently ex pect every friend of the dowu trodeu slave and every friend of Americuu Protestant ism to bo up and at work iu every city county, village, and township in the State, hot the frieuds of . freedom und our free institutions RALLY TO Tin TOLLS, and give a death blow ta pro-slavery huuker dour, by the triumphant election of the American Republican Ticket.. Fresh Arrival; Fisher & M'Ftely have just received, a splendid stock of uew goods, of the test and most fashiouablu manufacture, styie o., eousisuug oi a dies Gaiters, French morrocco, uud Kid Boots, aud shoes, of all description; gen tlemen's, Boots & Shoes of the best ma; torial, Trunks k Carpet bags oi all sites, and a little the neatest shoes fur' children that the city affords. Call and examine for yourself. Thoy aro gentlemanly deal era and will five you first rate articlo far cash. Store' On market one door Ukw Third Strttfc ' - t': anil OCTOBER 3, 1855. . We mut Rally out Forces. . The second Tuesday of Octocer is near, and all who are desirous of freeing our State from the rule of the sham democra cy of 1855, should be 'at work. If every man who is dissatisfied with the present administration, both Stale aud National, will hilt put forth a 'slight effort, they will be drjveti like chaff before the wind. What Tl-no American is williug to Bubmit auy longer to the political despots, who now bold the reins of government? We ask every thinking man in the tate are you prepared to support for our State offi cers, men, who endorse the course of uu ad ministration that Iihs bceomo a reproach to our boasted free institutions? The or gans of the "sliiiiu democracy" iu Ohio, may exert all their ingenuity in covering up its multitude of sins, but they are gra veu on tho hearts of a people that thev wi l uo longer be blinded by falsehood. The day of reckoning is at baud, aud they, tremble at the thought of the ovei whelm niug defeat, that, surely aWaits them. RALLY EVERY man of yoc, and march to the polls ou the day of th election; aud we must wiu the battle. The enemy is in the field, straining every muscle for the strulc They arc canvassing the coun ty, eudeavoring by every species of dishon esty and lui.srepre.-etitatiou, to discourage the frieuds of the Americau Republican ticket. They are industriously engaged in tryiug to produce the impression iu the country, that the Americana in this city, are fa.-.t deserting their standard. But wo assure you that such is NuT the case. We ureat least ONE HUNDRED stronger than we were one year ago, and still they come. Tho flames burns brighter than ever aud will continue to increase until not a ves tige of Medill i Pierce democracy remains. Up uud at them, the victory is ours ! tesTWe a.-ik the attention of our read ers to the advertisement of H. II. Ryan of Pittsburgh in another column. Mr. Ryau is a man of indomnitable perseve runce, and one of the most enterprising bu siness men in the couutry. Twice in four years, his cabiuet and chair manufacturing establishment has been reduced to ashes, with littlo or no insurance ; and for the last nine mouths, his business has been al most entirely suspuded by the failure of his partuer, who was engaged in another business. Notwithstanding all, bo is about to commence again with rc-doubled ener gy has the largest cabinet factory in the country, and with the aid of the most per fect machinery that cau be found, he will work a revolution in the furnituro trade in this country. We reccominend our friends who visit Pittsburgh, to give Ryan a call, whom they will always find gentlemanly and polite whether they want to purchase or uot. Fair Grounds.-Mr. Wm. Harter is erecting a temporary boarding house on the Fair Grounds, in the southern part of tho city. This gentleman will bo prepar ed to furnish regular breakfast, dinner uud supper to all who may desire accoiumoda tioiis on the ground, during the Fair. Meals can be furnished at all reasonable times during the day or night, at his tem porary boarding establishment, and on reasonable terms. Refreshments, choice fruits, &c, cau also bo had. Tickets can be procured from him prior to tho fair, or during tho time of its continuance. Those who are acquainted with Mr- II., need not bo informed of the fact that everything in his line is always done up by him in the very best style. Pennsylvania Legislature and Dr. Keyser's Pectoral Syrup. Rossi the correspondent of tho Evening Chroni cle, in a letter to the Editors, peaks in the following commendatory terms of Dr. Key. ser's Pectoral Syrup, for sale at the Drug Store of llentiing & Melvin, in this place : Dr. Keyser's Pectoral Syrup is highly extolled here. I havo to note the fact as glvdi to me by several of the members, who have made use of tho Syrup. They state that by the use of a bottle of this in valuable Cough Syrup, thoy havo been re Moved of a distressing Cough that caused them much trouble. It is but justice to the Doctor to say that they aro loud in their praiso of this medicine,, and sbotild tho Dootor deem it advisablo to appoint art agout bore,, it would be to his advantage, as tno Syrup would meet ready sale, it is pronounced jyooJ. ' ticncc, ' - (Drncnil Jnttllif nice. ; Arrival of the Washington Fcrthkr Particulars or the Battle. . New York Sept., 27. The steamship Washington, from Southampton arrived at 3 o'clock this P. M., bringing London and Liverpool dates to tho 12 h, and 300 passengers; . Gen, Simpson, in a dispatch dated, Se bastopul, Sept. 9th, says: jjabostupol is in the hands of the allies. , The enemy evacuatod thesuuih side af ter exploding the magazines, setting lire to the towu, and burning all the ships of war, except three steamers. The bridge, communicating with the uorth side, was destroyed, i A dispatch to the Frerieh Minister of war, says: Karaheluiu, and the south part of Scbastopol, uo longer exist. The enemy perceiving our solid occupa tion, evacuated the placo, after blowing up nearly all the defences. The chief honors of the dav me due to Generals Bosquet ' and Mabhmahou. A dispatch from Varna says: The , ahiktiff aud Redan batteries of Careening bay were carried by storm On Seeing tho French eagles, floating over the Malakoff, Gen Dosales made two attacks upon the central bastian, but failed. Prince Gortsehakoff telegraphs, on the 9th, that lifter sustaining a most iufernal tire, and repulsing six successive assaults, we found we could not drive tho enemy from Malakoff, of whiehthey had possess ion. Our brave troops resisted to the last extremity, The enemy found nothiug iu the southern port of the towu. When ' ho intelligence of the fall of .Sc bastopol reached Loudon aud the provin cial eities, the greatest demonstrations of joy were manifested. When the facts were announced, at each place, bauds struck up th National anthems of England and France. France. The life of the Emperor was attempted on tho uight of the lUth, .wheu some person fired two pistols ut tho car riage, iu which it wus supposed he was. The ussassiu.uamed Bellemaiu w.is arrcs tod, aud is evidently a maniac. Additional by the America. New York, Sept. 28. The city of Sc bastopol was attackod in four different di rections. The British ottcmpted to storm the Re dau. ' The French and Sardinians made a ttni ed attack on the Ccntrul Battery .-Tho at tacks were all made simultaneously with great spirit aud energy, and were most em inently successful. Cue wus made by Gen. Bosquet and Macniuhou on the Malakoff. Both the Redan and. Central Batteries wero at one time iu the bunds of the allies, but it was found impossible to hold the in; under the accurate and murderous lire ot tho llussians. A dispatch fiom the Sea of Azoff, states that the Allies are doing immense damage to Russian vessels and merchandize along the coast. Tho fisheries are almost entirely des troyed. Two British steamers were about uscen ding the Gnlf of Oukliouk to destroy the Government stores collected on tne coast FlUNCE.-Thc would be assassin will not be tried, but will be scut to 'he lunatic hos uital. The Emperor was to leave Paris on the 18th. for the Camp of St.' Omar to review the troops destined for the Crimea. Denmark. It is reported that Aus tria has offerod her mediation to Denmark, in the difficulties with the United States, concerning tho Sound dues. Very Latest. The Paris corrcspon denco says, it is reported lliat "25.00U troops embarked at Bahikluva for north of aebustopol; also that the missnrns arc iu lull retreat towards Perekop The Paris . papers ; arc discussing, the question, whether feebastopol is tenable by the ullics, while the Russians are masters of tho forts on the north side froiitiujj the Sea. A dispatch froni Dunt.ic, dated the 14th, says tho blockade ships are' exEeotcd to.be ordered home Immediately. It is .rumored to-day that the allies found 1200 guns in Sobastopol; also tbit the ltussiaus were tailing duck ou JUucKsiiu Sorao; but French rumors siiy the Russ ians still certainly hold the North tide of Scbastopol, and will to tho last extremity. Iff was also rumored, at Pans, that tho all ied Admirals, have decidod, that it is uot probt Constantino, froni Fort Alexander and Artillery Bay. . . r . f y:.,- . expedient to enter the harbor of bebaeto polt until Fort Constantino is silenced It is probable that the allies will attack Fort ;" i INVARIABLY IS ADVANCE. '- i , -.t.-iJi -.- VOLUME'feNUMBEHM fcjjrJ-Ity-W'ay &ritew;','b ox eeUorrt- tale which we commenced last. Wock. wiir be concluded in our ux', issue. ' .: ; ' FlUST STOCK df ... New Fall and Winter Dry Goods'! ; 1 ALEXANDER CONN, , TS receiving direct from the Eastern cit i(.s, hU first reneral assortment of Dry Goods Tor tMn Fall's trade, compri.-ing evi-ry- tlnng new, eu-gani anu ianiutiauie, lu rm lound in llie EhUtii Markets. This dock is ton liirfst and bent we have ever recci' -d and will be di-puHcd of ut such price an will make it the inleivht of all peron wiMniiirtu purchase good Good ut luw pr Ce to call and exauiiae the it Ties and price ; Hie ahoriinent cuiiUkih LaditV Ores Goods "f all dt!criptionn ; White OoimIj, Kiiibruidi'ihs, l.aes aud.dgiu; Pick Cloak and Uanttlia Trimmings; limi ne! Ribbons, Artificials, FniiKeK.Biaiils.Girupi etc., etc. Housekeeper will' find a very full stock of HoiiKckeepiiijf. aud Doiuenc (inuds. A full uasortuieut uf ben t makes and qualities Irish Linen hud Shirtinjf Muslins kept con Kiantly uu hand ; also, French Cloth h aud Cas aimercB, Satinets, with a general aaaortn.eat.of Gent' Furnishing good. Tut new Puilaullpuia BnsTS.Tbte ex cellent Illaukete will be kept constantly ou band throughout the Keason. -' The Cash System haa beeu adopted and will be henceforth rigidly adhered to, as being for the mutual advuuiageof buyer and seller.. Our motto, therefore, tor the fi'.ture is Com fob, Cash. The inducements offered are, it fa thought sufficient to nniply repay the trouble of an ex amiiiailoii, which ih rusp!Cllully solicited fViii all persons whether desiring to liccomv jn ir chasern or not. ALFX. CONS. oct.3. '55. - - 1855. Fall & Wiri er (Soods: lo3; - AT Hi O. GARRETT'S, I UST opened, the largest, Lest aud chenp- est stock of Fall and Winter Goods ever re ceived in this city, comprising all the newest styles of Ladies Dn 8s goods ; Shawls, oi broideries Hosiery, oloves, MittM. Mull and U'isit Kdgiug. Irish Linen, Diaper, Table ClutU, Hilk and Linen Udkf'a. French and En glih cloths and Cav inn-res; Plain and Fancy VeMing; Sattinets, Tweed, checks, Tickings, Muslin all widths, qualities and prices. Persons wishing goods by the yard .or piece will mid it greatly lo their advantage by call ing at this house before purchasing their goods' oct. 3. H. C OAK KETT, Third at. Winn's ujster Eab ons & Confeotioary. Foiarn s'1uju.t, aifcUartviLLK. Ujn. WLXN bogs leave to inform the public that he has fitted ud his Cvstcr Sa loons, and will commence serving 'the public III tliut Hue, nu Saturday oVfumg, Sept. ''J bavin'' sepera e apartments, parlies cau partake of refreshments without being in any way in- triijeil upon Ly. diners, rigf feet sauced; Cakes, candies, etc. cigars of the choicest kind, etc. Kemeniber the. uke'e Fifst Confectioner? south of the Norton hotel. Tables net during an reasonable nours, ana every attention given., oct. O-il. WH. VVIKM. FURNITURE ! ' RYAN'S BUILDINGS; Pittsburgh. . t fpiIE subscriber, would ros'pefc'tfiflly in- - form his friends ind the public, that be has purchased llm interest of hia lutfl partner uud is now sole proprietor ot tins great Uabiuet aud Chair Mauulacturing Establishment, the most extensive aud complete of f,he kiud in thd coun try. ith a stock of over one million feet of choice ' lumber well seasoned, and a Strong forte of first rate mechanics, be will commence opera- ' tiona in a few days, when he will be ready to attend to the orders of his iiuiuerous friends Ind Custohier. A variety of new styles of Furtiilure will be introduced and sold at low prices. " 1 articular attention will be given t the man ufacturing of Furniture suitable for Steamboats audHotels which willbe sold on accoiniu idaiing terms and at. prices that will defy competition. Lane Seal chairs made at tins establishment so much admired for durability and neatness of design ill be sold at tliu reduced pricey of $5,50 to IWJ pur set. Scroll sawing and t urning or all Kinds done ' to ordor. ... ETltouins with Stcaro power to rcnt.J Veneers, Varnish, hair cloth. Miilllny and Cabinet Makers rinding generally always on hand and will be sold to the tra le at a small advance ou Eastern cash prices, H. a. KYAN, 31, Fifth at., bet. 3. - . Pittsburgh. JOSEFS PLUMMER, - WHOLESALE DEALER in Boots, Shoes, and Brogans; Palm Leaf and Leg horn Hats, JlounelH, caps, etc., etc., uo, 104, Wood 61., Pittsburgh, 1'u. Have on hand tuelargvst fresh stork of goods in Pittsburgh, purchased direct from the man ufacturers for cash, aud will be sold as cheap as any hoQs east or west. Philadelphia and . New York bills duplicated. oct. 3-2m. ; Adminietrator'i Notice. - IVOTICE is hereby giveu that the un- 4 , dursigncd has been appointed as adminis trator uf ihe. estate of ileurv Creamer,, late of the county of Jefferson, ohio, deceased. All persona knowing themselves to be indebted W said estate will please ruuko immediate pay ment, ar.d those having claims against i-aid es tate will please present them for payment In legal form. W, W STILLS, Adiu'r. . Warrvnt6n, oct. 3-lt. ' ' T" NOTICE, TO tho creditors of the estate of Ilcnry , Stoneceiffer, deceased. The subscriber has been nppoidud by the Probate court of Jeffer Mm county, ; comiui!iiouef on' the teUta of the said Henry SloueBeirrcr, deceased, which has this day beeu represented Insolvent. A further period of mx wouUm trwti this date are allow. id to creditors to bring ia and prove thuir ao Counts against a!d relate. The undursigned , will therefore aiteud at bis office In Warruniort . in eaid.county of Jeffeiaou every Saiurd ay, un '-,.: til the expiraliou, for the purpose of eVcelviou ,( claims Ae. . ., loatjtf SVCtrnTOrj. VTanciitm, ottf. ff-lt. , ' ,'. - . . - j i II - if ii if i 1 1