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from THE STATE.
Republican Meeting

Republican Meeting ut Petroleum Centre.
PETROLEUM CENTRE, Oct S-The Hon. Ben
jamn II. Brewster addressed very large and
enthusiastic meeting here last night. He spoke
for two hours, and his speech had great effect
in awakening the Republicans to renewed
activity.
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SUSPECTED BURGLAR.-Wiliam Saaroh has baen
arrested on suspicion OF being Concerned i'm the
Ieceht robbery which was perpetrated M the dwell
ing OF mrs. Phillips, at No. T24 N TwentvSsecond
street, street. search was found in Richmond Inv Iieu
tenaht frtchard, OF the Eleventh district vesterdsv
he VIII DC az the Central Station this afternoon.
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R,,,,uore Produce Market.

BALTIMORE, oct. s.-COtton dull, and nominally
27c Flour quiet and steady at yesterdays quota
tiOns. Wheat firm; prime 10 81 46@l6O. Corn, 81 Os
al 10 for prime white and S1O6 for prime yellow
Western Oats dun at 100000. Rye 1rm at Sl106
30 Provisions unchanged in everV respect Whisky
styady and in fair delpallA ~ Sl 21Sl2h
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FROM THE STATE.

The Iehigh and Susauehanna Railroad.
MAUCH CHUNK, Oct. S.-The Lehigh and Susquc-
hanna Railroad is again in complete order for pas
sengers and freight between Scranton and Easton
The coal trade is fully resumed.
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NEW BUILDING OF THE PHILADELPHIA SAVING
FUND.-On Monday next the Philadelphia Saving
Fund Society will occupy its fine new Office at the
southwest corner OF Washington Square and Walnut
street. This new and massive granite building is
one Of the most substantial and attractive to be
found in our city. The walls are of heavy and large
blocks or granite from the Quincy quarries and the
structure has been put up under the superintend-
ence OF the architect, Mr.. Addison Hutton. The
front on Walnut street s51 q feetand that on Wash
So feet the ceiling being ~ feet high in the clear
The rear wing Of the building is subdiyided on the
first floor into the Presidents room, Treasurer's
room several retiring rooms and two large burglar
proof rooms The second noor will be used by the
Managers as meeting room, dining-room, book
room, &C The ceilings throughout these rooms
have been handsomely frescoed. The floor of the
banking or main room outside of the counters will be
laid with blocks OF blue and white marble The
counter will be one OF the most elaborate and costly
with colored marble, from Lake Champlain and
Virginia. The top and internal fittings will be of
walnut, with plate glass and neat screen work
This main Office Is well lighted, and its frescoinO is
appropriately designed to be in harmony with the nur
poses OF thensttuton. One of the figures
resting on Key another, sentry and sentry-boX !:
ana the others are emDem2tical, with the coat of
arms OF Pennsylvania and OF the city of Phladephia
conspicuously among them.
The Philadelphia Saving Fund Society has been in
operation Tor ntty-three years, and during that ne
riod its affairs having been SO prudently MANAGED
that It's depostorS have never lost a dollar while
their interest has been regularly paid in full one
OF the chlei objects OF the managers was to have
constructed depository Tor the money and securities
thieves however expert; aud this 1t is believed has
been accomplished. The building itself is an orna-
ment to our city, and secuTity to the denositora
against burgarous deprcdations
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THERE ARE A GREAT MANY PERSONS
Il having claims upon the United States or State
Governments, who have committed the same TO the
care of Messrs. George Cragg Bro, or T. H. Peters
Co. They will hear OF something greatly to their
advantage. on application, either In person or by
mail, to the General Collection Agency. No 1875
South SEVENTH Street.
$50 ROBERT s. LEAGUE 4 co.
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THIRD EDITION
O B 4 II u A R Y.
Death of ex-President Franklin Pierce
this Morning-A Sketch of His
Private, Professional, and
Political Career.
FROM WASHINGTON.
DeatE nfnx.pr..,,ann, p,or.o

De'',s oteX-Presitent Pierce.
w MAsHlNsToN, Oct. S-The Cabinet to-day will take
&cuoi on the subject of the death of ex-President
erce and follow the precedents TO manifest respect
for his memory.
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LOCAL OBS AND ENDs.--The School Directors of
the Eleventh Section last evening elected A. j.
Morrison Principal of the Madison Boys Grammar
School.
The injuries inflicted on the Baltimore Railroad
by the freshet have been repaired, and trains are
now running regularly usual.
AT the Vetern return cricket match-TOWn VS.
Country-played on the grounds of the German
town Club, ON wednesday last Country won by ia
runs.
Base ball match, on the 18th instant at Cincln-
natl between the Athletics of this city, and the Red
Stockings, Of Cincinnati.
Mr.. John ARM trong, of No 81 N. Third street,
was Knocked down by an unknown rulian q few
evenings since, at Fifteenth and Lombard streets
and while lying on the ground, insenslble from the
blow was robbed.
The Baptist Association closed its sessions yes
teTday.
A meeting Of the Bank Clerks Association was
held last evening at the Board OF Trade Rooms
"A public tenn erance meeting at DR.. Sheppards
church this evening
The Board of Building Inspectors are bestiring
themselves in the matter of insecure buildings.
The Superint endent of the Grard estate is to
draw $4,000 from the City Treasury, being inco n
received from the fund for ''the Improvement of tn
eastern iront OF the city,"
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A SERIES OF BURGLARIEs-John Neler was
charged with larceny before Alderman Helms yes
terday, ana held in $1,000 to answer On the 22d of
august ne Went INTO the dwelling of William DAN
mixer on FrankfOrd road and stole purse contain-
ing small sum OF money and lot OF jewery on
e Stn OF septen Der he took three watches from the
same place. On the llth OF September he repaired
TO the same house and attempted to steal n par of
pahtaoons, but he was discovered and succeeded in
terday V' N"P'"iS" uA4''i J0s-
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WEDDING INVITATIONS ENGRAVED Pm
w the newest and best manner.
LOUIS DREKA, Stationer and Engrayer.
No. 1893 OHESNIIT Street.
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PoBERT s. LEAGUE CO., NOTARIEs PUB
Az LIC, COMMISSIONERS, ETC.-Depositions
and Acknowledgements taken for any State or Terrs
ICY Of he United States. 7S9
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SECOND BOARD.

SECOND BOARD.
$500 City 6s, NJ. 1908 $1,000 w Jer lstm
$4,000 dolls. b5, 10I IS. 95
$1,000 Del r mtg. BIS. s94 100 sh Read X. bis. 4s1
$4,000 Pa s,W Cp. 1909 100 do...... .4S'l-f6
S2000sLeh X loan 80. SIN 100 do. .2d&i 4S'1-16
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DEADLY ASSAULT AND BATTERY.-Henry Megoc
ngle was taken into custody yesterday on tne oat OF
charged him with committing an assault ana pat
terry on her. from the effects OF which sne Std Is nov now
confined to her bed. Alderman Moore, ,t ate neaI
ing the testimony sent Henry below to await the re-
suit OF her INJURIES
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES.
Reported by De Haven Bro, No. 40 s. Third street,
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A TmEYING DOMEsTIC.-Amella Johnson ana
tody for robblng William Herbert OF $3.50. Herbert
rents the stables of John Mill at the Blue Bell Ia
yern and resides at the hotel. Amelia Is servant.
She went to his trunk and distracted the cash. On
being accused of the robbery she stated that she
IT, Both We're sent to prison by Alderman Taylor.
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RoBBERIEs IN WEST PHILADELPHIA.-Mlss hlng
residing in MaRtua, was accosted last evening at
Thrty-siXth and Bridge streets, by fellow who
asked the way to Chestnut street. While she was
i'm the act of showing him he snatched her watch
and ran off. He then secreted himself in an out
building, and threw the watch into the cess-pool
The chain was found on him. de was taken OUT
and while on the road succeeded in running away.
A German was inveigled last evening into tavern
on Market street, above Thirteth, and While there
he was robbed OF his valse containing his money
A man was stopped at the west end OF Market
street bridge last evening" by thieves, who grabbed
for his watch, but succeeded only in getting the
chain.
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exposing his person to the residents of Frankiord
was oyerhaued yesterday and taken before AldSr- @
man Stearne, who committed him for trial. Ihe
prisoner Is man flfty-hye years OF age, ahG the
complaint is that he has been in the habit OF DONG
this sort of thing for some time past
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WEDDING AND ENGAGEMENT RINGS,
w Of solid ls.karat fine gold. QUALITY WAR
FARR a BROTHER, Makers,
24wfms No. 824 oHESNUT Street, below Fourth
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a CARD To THE LADIES.

I Ak DuIONCVS GOLDEN PERI DICAL
~ PILLS for Females. Inf,iDlc in correcting
irreguarties, removing obsruciions of the monthly
turhs' from whatever cause and always successful
"a a preventive. One pill is n dose Females pc
culary situated, OF those snpposing themselves so,
arc cautl lned against nsng these Pills, while in
That condition lest they invite miscarriage af,er
Wh ch aimonition the proprietor assumes no re.-
spohsloility. although their mdness would p'oysnt
any ini-chieGt TO health otherwise the Pills are
r'mmtnued as most invaluable remedy for The al.
levlation Of those suffering from nny irregularities
Whatever as well as TO prevent an increase Of fami
" when health viii not permit ir; quie,ing The
uerSts ana orn9ng back the rosy color OF health"
TO the cheek Of the most delicate.
?, MI arc explicit directions accompany each box
Pice 5 per box. o boxes S.
Solu IN |ctrol"um Centre, by a n MILLER 4
CO solo Agents. for Petroleum Centre, Pa.
tNdie f.! ly sendinl thcm 81 to the Petroleum Cen
ire T. d can have The Pills sent Tconldenti4yl By
mai t. any part .ttne country tree of charge
Sold also by K c n {. Cark TitusIlle
Pa; \ r Griffith oil City; Fleming " Nc
rrn"; Frank IN; Dir J L. AcOmh, Tidoute; E. T.
.'az'lton: Warren; and by ''one Druggi,t" in every
town in the lited States and ny
Jul s. d. HOWE, l'rop'r, New York
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Pittsburgh, Fort WAYNE and
CltcaS0 Railway.
TIME TABLE

4,2O p. m. "'o" '' i''' a|'
TEAMS "a going West on Pittsburgh. Fort Wayne
nnI ohictgo Railway pass Hnmeynod Mt L OO
snd snf 81. 3,3l a. in., and 3,57 p m Pass Mans
. taS' Crest1ne at 1910 a m, and lO.O5
ss-1V "hi l,EI p. ma and arrive at Chico,-,rt
''oo and o,!O p. m, ond 6.2O and iI,2O n
~, T. II MYERS, Gcn'l Ticlikt Agent, tyz
March, lSjS.-tf P;tJsbursh r. ~
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Cor, place 10 got IN worth or vour money "a n, .rt
VIEW FLOUR AND FEED STORE AND LINN
HNR NNt' Of p. VI. SE.3HNE;yfsG s.
CS., wAcrs there j. alwgysa
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CALIFORNIA,

WHEAT FIELDS AND STOCK RAN
CloS - have lianraos or FARMS for -slc tl.rou,b
oct CALIFORNIA, ia tracts of one Hundred
Acres up to Twenty Thousand. Terms 10 suit prr.
ciaSers These lands will grow Thirtyfye to Fifty
ha'heIs Of Wheat to the Acre, with ordinary farm
ilg' and Volunteer Crop of Twenty-Five bushels
per Acre
Sb- Correspondence Solicited. Address HENRY
@'NENTY' Dealer in Real Estate .ONicc, 2Os
Montgomery Street, san Francisco. Cal
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Opinions of Experienced Drug-
giStS.

Read the following opinions of ex-
perienced druggists and physicians
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SOME PRINT MISSING
RAILROADS.
Oil Greek & Allegheny River R. R.
WARREN " FRANKLIN, FARMERS Ann o,,
CREEK lihlLRUADS CONSOLIDATED ''L
NEW AND MOST DIRECT ROUTE To
THE OIL REGION.
1865. WINTER ARnANGEMENT ,sco
TIME TABLE


TIME TABLE
NN AND AFTER MONDAY, April ann,
" 1863, trains will run ss follows OH,
GOING NORTH TO OIL CITY e pETBot r,.,,
CENTRE TIrUSNiLLE AND CORKY d"
&sN,N \. NJ. Evprcss s,arriyes lidioute at "a .
V.S'" IN, ClcoE9lis AZ S.57 q. uI. (cnnr,,,toa ,o
there with trains for pithole1. OH tils
~ = m, Petroleum Ceutrr To- Ii n. Tn'y ~
Hoyd Farm lol0 m, Miller Farm T ~.
10 u IN, Tiusviile 1851 H. m. nrri,i. ~
M CORY at % p. m. 'Hg
H,ssfo 7; Nj. Mall, arrives Tldioute 24G /, -,
or 3tcGPGm5 Hitba rI, n p m H. Connects with Train
trolelim Centre 5,25 D. m Bovd ~ to
52s p. m, Miller Farm IS D. M ri,1l T,m
we w. p m arriving at Cory at
G.pC a. Nj, Accommodationfrom on c,...
Ss''O Iycs at Petroleum Centre .oT m y b1,, ar
Farm 10 a. m, Tlt,lsv.lle Tx "Uyd
arriving nj Cory at o ~ a. m Hi''
ooiNP pETtoI sTSIf Er Si'0E 9Ev ToEi 4 TIrrSyIlE
H,lS \. NJ, arrives at TituSyic S.io
'h' Miller Farm N32 IN, Boyd Farm =, .ha n'
M ttUoleHn centre : - u m, oil Citv
".'I . m. O,oOpolis 10 70 a n, r;HE ;E
quite li39 IN and Iryincon - - Nv, ,,
N, Miller Mil "sS' rasa ss & i5'@''Ie n pS,s ss En- 2
Oil City 3.3l y. m, leave Oil civ HI,'1
ny, arrives Dleopolis IL y M, rconnsi'
win train for ii;hoe, Tilioutc Is N
N aud lryincon $50 D. m ~ y
.Ns.ris N accommodation from (orrv
H,eS IltuIville 200 p m, Miller Farm
: % p. m, Boyd Farm 4i u IN. PetralS'
um Centre '.il p III, arriving at Oil Ci,y
20 IN. Wy
CONNECTIONS.
Trains North connect at Cory sith philodn,,I,,
II Erie r. r.. and Atlantic Great wr-tern XXI
way, East and West aud also with Buffalo, CORY
and Pittsburgh railroad for Buffalo wi!
Trains connect at oil City with franklin Branch
Tor tmuElin, Nrluvii'c, and tAe West and M r.
Nincion with Phil u Erie X. East ana Wcs, =
9L'Hufd me Twenty minutes fi.tcr than Frank.
lin Branch and \. S q W. K H. time
Passengers viii find this road -ltc pleasant and
the shortest ruuIe TO and from the III region.
MI 'inl- M"st from lgyiuaJg i,aYe after arrival
Of trains ON T. + T.. r. r.
BE- sure and nsk Tor 'rhrouc4 Tickets via Oil Creek
@ Ai'c4nrny River Rawa., the Great Short Route
30 the oil REGION. -0
{. ). HEPBURN. Asst Superintendent ,na-
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THIRD DAY.

AS if to realize the glowing anticipations
of our people who have labored so hard to
secure one of the grandest agricultural
exhibitions ever witnessed in the Southern
States, the third day of the Fair proved
bright and beautiful, and the Grounds
were early thronged with a dense crowd
of eager visitors. They came in hundreds,
and each train that arrived every half
hour was packed, jammed and rammed,
until, after their several burdens were de-
posted, the Grounds presented perfect
sea of human faces-one grand living,
moving tide of human souls. The visit
ors were going and returning on the cars
during the whole day, but it is fair esti-
mate that there were fully eight to ten
thousand persons on the scene at one time.
JUDGE HowARD's ADDRESS.
At one o'clock, Or a little thereafter,
Judge Howard delivered the regular annu-
al address. On all sides of the stand, the
crowd focked from every portion of the
grounds, and from the Exhibition Hall the
scene was viewed by large throng of la
ulcS duO SoutlSLuCu, WIZ LtslA AOuAN ~ ALL
possible to get near enough to hear the
speaker. AS We hope soon to publish the
address of this able speaker and true son
of North Carolina in full at an early day,
we will make 10 extensive comments here.
We regret exceedingly that Judge Howard
should have been compelled to speak un-
der such disadvantageous circumstances,
there being much confusion consequent
upon so large crowd, which in itself was
exceedingly annoying and embarrassing
to the speaker, and besides the Judge had
been suffering from indisposition. At one
time during the delivery of the address
there was threatened serious
DISTURBANCE.
Some difficulty occurred on the outskirts
of the crowd between two men, and OF
course everybody wanted to see who it was
and what was the trouble, and many made
themselves excited. In forcing back the
crowd who refused to obey his orders,
Gen. Ransom, the Chief Marshal, struck a
negro with stick. Immediately the col
ored portion of the crowd became furious
ly exasperated and rushed forward with
large sticks in their hands, threatening a
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70 CDNSUMTIEES.

The Advertiser, having been restored to health
rew weeks, by 8 very simple remedy, after
f,r.ra suffered several years with p severe lung
a-,.or. and that dread disease, Consumption
4. anxious to make known to his fellow-suffer-
,,s the mcau5 Of cure.
r, al who desire it, he will send copy of the
..e-erjptio.I used (fcee Of charge), with the di-
lions u preparing the same, which they will
sr.s SURE CURE ToR CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA,
rr5z-nIrIs, etc The object Of the advertiser in
.-ilue tic Prescription is TO benefit the at1iict-
anil spread Information which ho conceives
b. invalu bic; and he hopes every sufferer will
-- liz remedy, ~ II VIII cost them nothing and
NY prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription, will please
..5-ess REy, EDWARD 4. WILSON,
Williamsburg. Kings County, New York.
-3-I z 30-w3mch
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MARRIAGE GUIDE.

pElNG private instructor for married per.
ID sons or those about to be married. both
male and female, in everything concerning the
physiology and relations of our sexual system,
and the production and prevention Of offspring,
including all the new discoveries never before
given In the English language, by VIM. YOUNG,
NJ. D. This Is really valuable and interesting
work. 1t Is written in plain language for the
general reader, and is illustrated with numerous
Engravi2gs. Anyoung married people, or those
contemplating marriage, and having the least
lmpedInent to married life, should read this
book. 1t discloses secrets that every cne should
be acquainted with still it is book that must
be locked up and not lie about the house. It will
be sent to any address on receipt of so cts. Ad-
dress, DIR. VIM. YOUNG, No. 41G Spruce street,
above Fourth, Philadelpha.
rs AFFLICTED AND UNFORTUNATE.-N
matter what may be your disease, before you
place yoarseh under the care of any Of the no.
torlous QUACKS-native and foreign-who ad-
yertise in this or any paper, get copy of Dr.
1oung5 Book and read it carefully. Ii will be
the means Of saving you many dollar, your
health, and possibly your life.
Dr. Young can be coneulted On any Of the
diseases described in his publications, at his
office, No. 41O Spruce street, above Fourth Phila-
delphia.
oct % 37-1ych
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EeSotred, That the secretary transmit a COPY
OF these resolutions to Gen. Bcmford,
ID. McRae then offered the following
resolution, which was adopted
heso19ed, That the thanks of this Associ alton
pe rendered to the Ohief Marshal and his
Assistants for their efficient fnlfiIIment of the
duties assigned them.
On motion of DIR. S. s. SatchwelI, the
thanks of the Association were rendered to
Col. Dockery and other members of Con-
gress for valuable books, documents, &C.,
presented by them to this Association.
The meeting then adjourned, to meet
again at the call of the Executive Com
mittee.
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,u;, saCRET oF BEAUTY lee in the use
Hasau's Magnolia Balm for the Complexion
n-nchness, Redness, Blotches, Sunburn, Freek-
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,,-+iful Complexion Of pure, satin-liko texture
,t.sjncd, The pIainest features are made to
zrith Tea,thfuI Bloom and Youthful beauty.
,,,al.L5r, Hagan's Magnolia Balm is the
-, tia: produces these effects. and any Lady
.s,gre il for 75 conts at any Of our stores.
=. preserve aad Dress the Hair use Lyons
a..l.si1on. nov '-39-lm
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Nervous Debility.

TE1HE UNDERSIGNED WHO SUFFERED FOR
L years from Nervous Debility, Premature De-
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by which be effected cure. Address g. r. STE
VENSON, No. 12I Nassau Street, New York.
oct % W4t#
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sHERORS OF YOUTEE,

4 sGigYTLE1iAN who suffered for years from
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* 90 by addressing, with perfect confidence,
JOHN 3. OGDEN,
No. - Cedar steet, New York.
nv y 39-W3mch
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S50 9FfVA

uTOLEN FROM THE SUBSCRIBER NEAR
= Duplin Road, on the night Of the 5th instant,
sGray Sway-back Mare, y years old-a little
yer medium size, left eye blind, and holds q
.,L head.
will pay the above Reward OF Fifty Dollars
ia. the return of said Mare. Or tor information
..styiu lead TO hor recovery.
SAMUEL SWITZERLAND,
Wallace P. O., y. @.
IL. S0.M2t#
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