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MONDAY NORNYNG, JUNE 29, 185 a
PMADING 31-1.7T1A ox TJ.CH PAGE or MIS PACER.
Ropubllean County Executive Comm
The chalrnum of the late County Convention
has appolnta the following County Committee,
'Quinn' year, •under the resolution of
tho Convention:
Robert P. Nevin ........Sewickley tp.
Rnbert hihNstight ......... ......... -tycsbecy
Thos. M. 9ierchsll .................. PUtel,rgh
Thos. W. Wright.
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NV. E. 11 riton.,
Eonj. Co iu
J. D. 13 arrin....
Jas. P .jr
Jahn =lg. jr.
" M. P der
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Ptrter..
Jacob entig.
W. 0.
E. 11. Stowe.--
The State Metal=
The contest in Penney'veal' is narrowed down
to a straggle between the friends of Slavery ex
tension and its opponents. Packer represents
i
one pri is le and Wilmot the other, and all ef- 1
forts to irect the public mind from the real and
vital id s es of the camiiiign by the presentation
:of ath ticket, will signally fail, as the result
on the ad Tuesday of October will prove.—
Penmsyl ar ia• must take her position op this
great q tion ;,and to her action the friends of
Freo La r, Free Speech and Free soil, in every
part of the Union are looking with the most in
tense anxiety. The influence which the voice
of the "old Keystone" would have on her sis
ters of this great confederacy—if that Trace be
fairly expressed—cannot be estimated at this
time.
Pennsylvania should array herself with the
great Northern phalanx in this contest for the
eradication of the heaviest curse that ever
blighted the prospects of en otherwise prosper
ous nation. Our good old State, whose early
history is a standing rebuke to slavery, should
Shake off the thraldom of Southern influence
in which she has been entangled by the course
of her own unworthy sons, who would barter the
fair fame of the Commonwealth for the "loaves
and fishes" dispersed by power. Pennsylvania
should no longer maintain the character of the
blind giant, ignorant of her own power and re
iourcea, and subject to the control of weaker
anti i insigrilficant
- The great party which is represented in this
political contest by DAT= WILXOT, is the only
opposing party to the pernicious and destructive
doctrines of the rats-named Democracy, now
before the people of Pennsylvania. The effort
to place a third ticket in the field is one of the
aludlowest schemes of locofocoism, alttrongh os
tensibly, introduced by "Americans," for the
.alleged purpose of maintaining a separate and
distinct organization. These "Straight-out"
"asorganizers have their warmest sympathizers
in the ranks of the bogus Democracy, and the
40ter who could be deceived by anoh paltry
maneuvering must indeed be stupid beyond re
- demption.!
In the meantime, the friends of Free Labor
should not waste their time in idle discussion,
but proceed with the work of thorough and ef
fettlee organization, in every election district
in the State. This is the right way to go to
work if a final triumph is the object of our earn
. est hopes. Let it bo known, then, and remem
bered too, that to elect Wilmot and the Union
_State ticket, WE MUST WORK. FOR IT, with
a heart and a will worthy of the candidates, the
occasion, and the great cause in which we are
enlisted. We must work for it- as men and
Christians—as Americana and as Republicans--
in every county and every township, from the
Delaware to Lako Erie—from the head waters
of the noble Susquehanna to Maeon and Dixon'
line. Organize NOW Organize as if you felt
•
,rt:.; • the great truth that eternal vigilance is the price
of liberty. Organize closely and thoroughly,
and *ill a view to sconce a large turn out to the
polls, for after all, if our friends do not vote,
. are of very little service to the cause.
_ .
, ..Among the moat effective means to conduct a
t a" political campaign to a successful termination
is the fre:e circulation of newspapers and deco
,
moats. Give the people light--spread among
thorn sound and convincing facto—and the battle
is sore than half won. We trust °ter editorial
brethren—the ever reliable sentinels on the
watch- reedom—will sound the bugle
t preparation—or in other words, will
recommend prompt organization and decisive
action, in regard to the approaching State elec
tion. Should we go into the contest, determined
to hatig together, and if need be fall together,
me have.no fears for the final result. Wilmot
will be the next Governor and Pennsylvania by
the expressed voice of her own eons, will be
,whereshe should have been years ago—on the
side of Free Labor, and in opposition to the
dark spirit of slavery, and the train of evils
that, spring from it.
TOE Corwrr Iscurr.—The names of our
candidates for the various offices in this county
may be found displayed in The Gazette this
morning. Had it been at all convenient they
would have been placed there as soon as nomi.
aided: The spirit was willing. AS our Dem
*untie"- contemporaries have stated with great
apparent anxiety thetas Gautteis astided
witli thenonsinations," "thought they would
do," implying -that we ars not so hearty as we
mightle in the support of our nomination", we
have to say thatthe ticket is to us entirely nee.
factory; thit we shell use every honorable means
to secure the election of every man en it; that
in this fight we give no quarter and ask none;
that we trust: the - "Democracy" will look care
fully to their -awn business and we will try to
seeto ours, sad that wherever the Republican
banner is to be seen there are we, there we shall
• live and there we will fight to the end, in pros=
perity. or in adversity, in success or in defeat.
. ttis . met necessary for us to go over our ticket .
man Dsr mart. and declaiwthutt we yield-this one
.thatone and the other one our support, such to
it is : we go in for the whole ticket and have. no .
—shadow of doubt that' it will be triumphant in
• October next. Whatever particular choice we
might have had among the various candidates
offered, snakes to us now no difference. The
ticket is there, and we come heartily to its
support..
.
Eloy. Wit. BTBOX - o.—The Hon. Wm. Strong,
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of Barks, ',boil's lately nominated for Supreme
Judge by the Looofoco 'State Convention, ap.
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~° ~,'.. pears to be anything but the proper man for
. r'.. -: ..;'','„,„ : thi place. A mechanic of Rending sends the
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, r ,,...:‘ . ;,.. : - ..,.. - and its reliabilty is vouched for by men who
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,:, • know all about the transaction:-
:., -,...,...-;::: :: -"In 1031, ameelzarde of Reuling was roysesred of
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a patent right for an invention s wldeli his skill had
:.... 5 * , :..- • l' device:L.- lie,hcoaine innbarramed, • and was Lin.
'-.440",.. duceedlo' wake. an assigarnoist for die benefit of - hie
• 1 . ereditois. lie had nottintrindad, however, to - suign
• • 4. , ::: IttkPatent: He knew that under hi's direction more
~,. ..: -middle,. realised frOm it titan: if It pused into the
Tr heads of other,. Designing to realise thui, as mash
as vi sible, not onlrfor curb of his creditors as
not b e able to get under the assignment every.
o ff ".-.„ 7 -- ; - ....2....thingibeir laims milled for, and also to eupport his
..- , ...:: r,.fitatiy, Its reserved rids. li e sold it for $30,000. Of
' .4....., t:'.'. "; this sum 6E2,300 had been paid previous to the sur.
Idli un f° l- ' . •
-:,-, Net. Strong was the attorney far the assignees.—
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- As an attorney he discovered that the assignment
• 'Z.: ' gave a* color of title to the assignees in this patent
~- • , - right.- :Ile ,therefore, took the deed of andiptment to
the Patent Orme in Kaahington city, andiad It, re
;.e.' .' • corded: 'lii returned to Reading and bad the Wiwi.-
• . '-`:. • sell, sind ',Might it for $201!!
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O , . This .meehanie, nnxion's to carry out his agree.
..4„. : : ' matt with the previous purehaserk and desiring pot
to _hare them embarrassed with a law suit, a... 4
~...., first $2OO, than $3OO, and finally $OOOO to Mr. Strong:
... r,.. to withdraw all claim that Mr. Strong Wined he'
•' , ;'::: • --. had under this "bogus" purchase. 'lle• sternly re. -
',..- : feud to do it .- When the mechanic in person re
,,;_v,ill.."tx: o f pasted him for, the oaks of .his family to take UM
i.
. - ...r - v,.. 4 - $6000; 114 Slsoag replied with an easphatie 'To!" .
• 7 -, 1:,.... Mr Sir aii allaiwards sold this' .doomut" dram to
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" ' menlaMre . ' ° ..kr S 10,000.: -That be . spandatal 1 9 0 ,
''', die Atli, erdevetittf audingesoity of a amiehanle n ,
; . . ?....... ' lad midi vorsk iii, l ulrk a. 4u le. The me- 1
4,c ..... ./..'" 'obinloical. tins 437,600. Now, Colloiam•ohanksd ,
I.' ~" 7 , ' what think yea of sagil graisals. 1 1 71137asrstrtreir,
~ "z- -4. ono foi so risponsfldois Fashion - a girproseo Tadgo
:.4.0 . '';',.:-,;.,''' who thus imeadittew upon thosisiad and blood' of:
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;.tile F.epublican - Etate ticket. , Drs. C. Z.I. InITC:I3. Sz J. - W...51,711,.. - Ezz --1 , e l lq•el . e r Ze% r o h in ' oto '' u d tet " oe:l.u ' t 'n't oo mono '2'sb t k' hy, m tb,ro% b 7 0 ,, n ,;',.. '
libuaterism has given TiLog tO a movement, _for
pat'. colg , linlad to ertetri llwir ~..ay ,n rittAntr;:e, till ' . I ' .lll " h ''''' l '''' .' ''''''..v 4 . 11 b'.' 'thi'l." 3 . in Ito r ,,- o—oiregi adder to Genorml Insurance La=, gen o eaat,
the re-intiblishment of the Old Whig Party. F.fr0i,ThiC:131A.T....nb,7:1::71.4.1.;:1;,..1,..t:n ::: . :11 ~, . ., :. 1 . , th.
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anti • revisal of Old Whig issues. This move- Tux Harrisburg Herald says that counterfeit tii. CLAIIt HOTEL, wh ' s-e imy wav be mondial b those 'b" at te.iiblus to ontitlo ; t 7 ' ''' ' '-7" 1 .. -"-'""'"-
CT' of SVY';'"); Pr"'' '' 's° t° i°trtst. t° •" ° " ;
Merit in confined tollte Slates Mouth of Mason A. , quarters are very plenty at the capital. w e i . m oys o tro..
di p pre,.ntatane e.tageod It. and tibial tui Nagoirstion and Transportation.
staled into ainvonient diottacts toratiguo. ”Lorl tom of omits. to
I n .i l=: of
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D '5CR.4.24.2.$ on Geosa.br Alan, Cr.*
Dixon's line, and leading Journals of Baltimore, ' have no doubt of it. We never Stopped at Her- ' The e`nninnatien rat eentelal ....ne e Monied by Dr. ; rolual ttsaLio pipulatlon as near so may latl, earl% of which I Th 0. LAUGHLIN, President
. Pitch aml Dr. igytea leari lava anitAy te,te,l, ant go atom 4 . , siet. ' , Wan 0,, en' , r.l ,,,, aelAre ' 11.1,11A/ID SHIELS, Ties ey e gid,a,o, FIRE INSVHANCe...? en Herchandtsei geteralty.-Oa
to submit to the iodic- ' &only proved to ho in emetic...ll that it Amino to h. ni the. ' At the rod of eeetlon Seven. same .
article, linen thee, 1
dEoltOlt SCOTT. Secretary.
New Orleans and Richmond are quite enthusias- risburg without having
• cwt., that i'DI originators AO not hesit.ite Pi itg•en. that by .
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,8.,,1;..h...m146,17,:id,ry. 1 S toi,, Dwelling llotumei,Ac.
tie in their of and indulge in a strain that • I ion of had otteri , ire. their system. reitotmay beobtained m Mirage-, not almolme- ''.•'''''''''' i1 ,,,, '''..q . ~,1 , f r..., 1 ,,, A. , 07 or s u nny quo , in It ' t a ,..-bp I Arcata 0. Onaputy, Nor. ad, UM •
reminds ua of the times of the ” gallant Harry ' 1 3' 1 ...rend th. reach of reme.lire. 1 11. k ototeabory, , Rondo, tdcrttesars, sod Real 'tate.-.. - alto,
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I RAILUOAD SrccEss.—The Beaten Foil Bays : , •
By till. mode of treatment, the al to of Hoficipmfand 0, U , ' forwntmn V. ,,,,, ./1"
• endmen , h ...liriclo the city of Stilltislptda into trim,. o.,soree,
D. ood, George Stott , PhlLadelphla Cit=ber men , - ......... ... 10,970 34
! Stock In Banks,
of tha West," of happy memory. Tho solid old sui.._ . tiotrophiF lahatarions is wiled to iDo l
, of appro ., briate its -.
.. Thc ., le , gialature r .a , tits Brat acsalon. after Um adoption of B. 3 Emilie. and InsuraaceCon....... 18,210 96
Every railroad running from Boston, except
. this
NMI nipreseutative Barrie., In the mintier atovo . T. P. Showell, . Bills Itereivable.-.........._ • . .12,588 Ng
National laulligenter in even elated at the pros- the Eastern , - pays a dividend in July. Nearly terg.n.:,..ire.m„ed,,,,,co.a.todreinthoo.raris,
wan inch
.. an , gt h al th. too ii . tre ,, : i gr m i • , :f „.. t1i , 0 ,
~, 0. C. Butler. i Caoh on hand. .......... - ..... ..._..........., _ ~..7.... - 8 . • e AI
pert of enlisting under the Whig humor, and all all of - them have earned much more than they uu cone may $0.1,[.., Joleel to proper attention to escort*. . pro‘idem such district. to remain managed until the •P: Jo Tao Ofilee 1,14 - ILI A , °TAIPEI%
AP"..
at 1 Ea''''' ri iit i l 'l L t ' a ' rt. el, tI A J ; l a co LN , o r *.t .,. -t......° ; air 441.
dbot, lathing, frietion..,,, &,-. will not only stcord in me or ' I•urtomannt au lb° year one thauaand eight hundred and . 1 . (*n".'"'"' ‘" " .4 ' ; o „ °° ,: h . - - ,-,„ m ,. -- „, - Ig --tt "• - • . .•• ether debt.
its old Whig instincts seem aroused at the proa- pay. The Maine, Providence, Welitern and Ohl ' Howard Fire and Marine Insurance Company, : sw , Z=ici:;; , T4;;".:::: ....... ------ ....... ' - 1 12%958 0 , v 0c, 00 10 A
lege total In almoot all moot hut will °fleet permanent , ugoo ens , ytou r.
~ Colony, in particular, have done exceedingly 'in merry clam. la whin!, only partial arld t^tnlmmt, r• - l•" , ;
P The editor thus epeaLs of the movement : FOCSITII AMENDMENT.
well, and the price of their stock attests the o.mo be obtained from any one of the stove an =so. , eine. There god! be an additional section to the Ant uncle of . OF PHILADELPHIA, PY.NN.A., -
Yet it is an instructive and significantfact that the ' ly. But although many otherwise fatal can t s of consume- . all Ail CullbllMilin, which shall le, numhoreit and rigid as fob Prantha Buildings, No. 94 Water &net.
public appreciation of their value. Bloat of our
member. of the old Whig party oven in soaking new '
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this • neo imirto thug rellreerl, there mean any winch T.... , I lo`rsi
Authorized Capital, $600,000.
political associations, hare almost uniformly protest-ta have tho Mier to alter,
' rondo, in the first "nu of year, have gone ' beSee 4 Imre. awl Moo wtai aro in any way inclined in n , binning .2,3. The topslature al II
ed their pa:Amount adhesion to the great fundamen- . ahead of the corresponding portion of 18fiG; but . db...., litsiduouis. and of tsirfully fatal ws cougumption, wiruke, or annul. any charter eh Incorporation here:lbw cum AMOUNT 01' CAPITAL SUBSCRIBED, $OOO,OOO.
to
r a h rniot h, lo ,. . t, ,. ..., careful to goo their coo.. Neely infra/ion -1 ft mod by, or under , any apes-hit or sonertl law. whenever ID LITHSTED .45 FOLL 0 ITS:
tal principles of the Whig faith, and have sought to , the general stagnation of trade is beginning
if a few weeks rimy, in many ewers, torn rh o . theirophibm It may be inform. to Om ritizone of Iho Com.
tpti.in them with the least possible sacrifice or ad- tell upon many of them, both as regards freight ; rote aga ; irlet7be• pullout. inouomillb; in such ‘nann,r, how,,ct.thet noitoostre.linn Prat Bonds an I Mortgages ou Proyerty In thecity of
mixture la the new alliances into which they have and pas,euficr earnings, and unless the business R- henit I poe , ll , lc.we anenvz on'fbv l" re 4l .e. P•rois. , to , home to tho cot lomter , 1 Thllagkilihia $1.36,000
entered. But that in making choice among the • should be very"the chance'will 1 examination. out th u• am...stale the preome condition of tho Rocks worth pao ....-
active,
competing Organizations appealing to their confidence ' y e , ' I '
etre less in the whole of 18h7 than in the . ohanee of doing go:I . dweet 0 name to mosaic on %liar Amount amon gst by etick no me
iao,ioo
and support, the Whig,s of the country should have , Amount of nook due on call _..., 1,700
found their ranks not only broken, bat transferred to .-
whole of I etici. On the other band they are re_ ,is not nay to lasitl:e ' troth. ' •
Those a
Soda their expenditures as much as possible, I their osideto ,latt es will, In writing. to cart-Ott to suite
...be runt, answering, at length. our puLlisheil list of
rival factions, was a result which, in despite of the and their net enimings this year may not fall quest/ens, which will b. sent to any requesting it; and the
common motive that influenced their conduct, could
hardly fail of occurreneo under tho peculiar circus, behind those of 1850' 1.4,1113ry remedial, ad Well for dim.. of the Lungs and
Storuath,as for Ferrule Tibieriam may tie sent by Express to
stymees of our Federal polities during the last few ' ahnon any part of the United States. Convoltatlon FM.-
' years. It was but natural that each individual, ac- Ofacehoura, 10 to 4 o'cleek,daily.
cording to his local tendencies and prepossessions, St. Clair Hotel. Pittsburgh. I eau" m. , Treir• 7 ' l ' D.
flay 12th, 1R57. J JOHN W. SYKES, N. D.
(whlch-vrero repressed or harmonized while he acted myttalt whir
with the Whig party,) should, on the decline of that
organization, seek affiliation, in which, as his second
choice, he hoped at least partially to atone for desert
ing his ancient faith; and hence it is that we have
seen the elements of the old Whig party, under the
influence of different elective affinities, gather around
one and another of the political centres of attraction
lately existing in the country.
With the gradual disappearance of the causes
which have produced and accelerated too disruption
of the Whig party we might naturally expect to see
old Whig sentiment beginning to reassert its vitality
and power. And that the distnicting influences
which for a time have paralyzed its efficiency ore
gradually spending their force. can be doubted by
none who contemplates the subsidence of sectional
excitement and the inevitable decline of the politi
cal confederations which have assumed as their bond
of anion a common purpose inadequate in its digni
ty or in its universality, to meet the demands of the
whole country, or form the basis of beneficial politi
cal action in view of its varied interests. Tho plat
form, in a word, of both the "American" and “Re
publican" parties is too narrow for a liberal and na
tional Whig to stand on, while to the theory and ad
ministration of the Democratic party there mutt ever
remain mach that is repulsive to one who has bean
thoroughly imbued with the principles of a Clay and
a Webster.
-a. iintai—.-iiseti:u rusrr
'McKeesport
.Elizabeth tp
.Allegheny
Itobineon
—Tarmac=
,Pittaburgb
.Lower St. Clair tp
.Pittsburgh
Is it not time, then, for the Whige of the United
States to restore their old organization. and thus
giro form and efficiency to their conservative opin
ions? It is only by such eencert of action that tho
ancient of a political party can be formed. That the
element/ for the formation of such•aAnclens exist in
every State of the "Union, wo do not for a moment
doubt, and, if we had been tempted to do to, the evi
dences whiekimeet as on every hand would stare to
remove say such distrust.
The "element/ for the formation of the nu
cleus" to which the Intelligences alludes may
exist "in ovary State in the anion," but we do
not think the movement will extend north of
Maryland.
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TOA.DIZ3.—The Boston Trent Her says that at
the late inauguration on Bunker Hill of the
Statue of Warren all attentions of the day
was bestowed on Senator Mason of Virginia--
While the men who represent the free spirit of
the old Bay State which poured out its beet and
the first blood upon the altar of the revolution,
were 'unnoticed and left either to walk in the
procession or hire aback to convey them, Mason
rode in lordly style and received homage from
the chief fuglemen pn that occasion. Mr. Mason
as is well known is the author of the 'Fugitive
Slave Law—nn enactment as disgraceful to the
ago and nation as it is unchristian in spirit and
unconstitutional in its requirements. Had
Attacks, the negro man whose blood was the
very first shed in the revolutionary struggle,
whose arm was the very first one raised against
and the very first one stricken down by the hated
red-coats when he met them upon State street
through which the late Senator Mason rode in
the grand procession,—had Attacks, stood there
a fugitive from Virginia, on the lith of dune,
1857, as Mr. Mason rode by, would Senator
Mason have continued his triumphal march like
Cesar to the Capitoline Hill, or would he have
caused. the chomping steeds to halt, and stand
ing up.among the velvet cushions of the grand
carriage, cried' nut to the New England Pock
sniffs to seize the chattel who was obstructing
the highway, the chattel who "has no rights a
white man is bound to respect," and convey him
back to his owner, whose duty it is to carry for
ward the great - designs of Providence, and to
work the rascals under the lash through the
cotton, rice, and tobacco fields of the South,
straight into the kingdom of Heaven! What
would Mr. Mason have done nt such a con
'tincture
But a question more apropos to the time and
the occasion might be what Senator Mason was
thinking relative to the spirit and independence
of the immediate constituents of Charles Sum
ner: the man whom Senator Mason irould not
deign even to shake hands with: Senator Mason
of course should have been received with alt due
hospitality, but what can one think when the
attentions to him were so displayed as to become
by contrast insulting to Senator Wilson and men
who are born of the times and breathe the spirit
of Massachusetts? What would have been the
reception of Charles Sumner had he visited
Richmond
But The Traveller is to blame for not letting us
into the secret of this toadyism; we hare this
moment chanced upon an explanation of it in
The St. Louis Republican, and without comment
we append it, as we learn from it that fossil
Whip and Custom House officers had the cele
bration in hand. Read the explanation:
"The Trerefter indulges so far in personal indig
nity toward the Virginia Senator, as to remark that
he was "itiworthy to stand upon the ground cones
crated to Liberty by the blood of the patriot Warren.
The seeret of the dissatisfaction seems le be, that
the Black Republicans did eat Are rho nsemogorocif
of die odeirretioN and enjoy the most conspieumis
peddle*, in- the proration and on Bunker Bill,
and thus enjoy the opportunity of turning au event
national In its relations; and susitire of Revolt.-
denaryto memories, In a Black Rep ublican jubilee
and a sectional triumph. The Republican party may
be dominant to Massachusetts, but they are not the
proprietors of Bunker Hill, or the guardians of the
national &meet the lamented ueneral Warren, and
there were no considerations of propriety which en
joined upon the managers of a celebration possessing
• national lona:rest, the elevation to the most commie.
nose places of the leaders of a political party, of ni
-1 coat origin and temporary existence, however true it,
may_lmithat they repnranted the political sentiments
o( - M No matter if they did. It was
=clamors decorous, in retiring revolatidriary mem
ories, rosin doe honor to those who moat nearly
rep
resent She app of rorolutionary timer—who embody
the old love of the Union, and who to-day 'possess
the confidence of tho - conservative portion of the
American people."
Tex FICUS tx ORllo.—liotwithetaniUng the
fact that the tremendous defalcation In the Ohio
treasury has been fiscal — unmistakably upon
Breslin, the locofoco ex•treasurer, the locofoco
papere are striving to fix the responsibility of it
upon the Republicans, because it has been dis
covered and exposed under a Republican admin
istration. The Ohio State Journal, czasper.t.ted
by this unfairnesa, threatens to csrry the war
into the enemy's country, and Bays:
eon show where Governor Medill has paid
men- for personal services to himself 'and party out
of the public treasury. We can show where locofoco
papers in this city hove boon printed on State paper;
where tho military arms of the State hare boon roll
by locofeco officials, in ono instance to the amount
of sixteen hundred dollars, and the money never
paid into the Treasury. Wo can shots how the peo
ples money was taken by the handful to enrich cor
rupt contractors on the Statellouse end Luentie Asy
lums and how men who bad charge of the Ohio Pen
itentiary abstracted the public moneys to a manner
that would'have disgraced some of the convicts over
whom they had charge. Many of them facts nand
recorded on the imperishable records of the Gormand
Assembly. and the others, we believe, are susceptible
of betray proved by indisputable testimony before any
court of justice.
We commend the gentry who are now trying to
blacken the fair fame of one of the noblest men that
the people of Ohio ever honored with their confi
dence, to husband their resources, and nut to pre
itiMak any farther upon the forbearance of their oppe
floats. • The'tnen who. are now endeavoring to tern
the current - of public indignation from its proper
channel into directions devices and winding that
they may escape. from the emtretinences of their own
seta, sod than screen the guilty and wrong the leo o
teat; knOw well the hue of the catalog°e which
is written spinet them, and it .4 only the common'
trick of the detected criminal who hopes to escape
by joining the hey and cry of stop thief, which, they
are now attempting to palmoe upon thafpublic."
A decision of the . Supreme Court adds Statei;
delivered - on Wednesday last, dogrivis the
Friends' Collegiate fieltool . o legacy ateet4::
1E1404000; left : by, the late 'Thom' South,,
In eenaeguaneo of &meat law shish inviliisaa
- all imiquaaltkrallgious• or
*pia if w lthla thelisqL" of
AFTER DANCINC, PAT TIER FIDDLER.-All
Ta • lor, of commit tee appointed to audit the bills
presented for Herein , s at the late railroad cele
bration in St. Louis, reported as follows:
Total amount of bills $14,145 09
Receipts 3,589 35
The receipts were for subscriptions. booths,
for dinner tickets, and admissions to the fair
grounds. The committee demurred to two bills,
One of Baker, Moore 5: Co., of $335 38, and
one of steamer Quincy for $l,OOO. These
amounts were not embraced. in the above ac
count.
Centers CAVSE son Mc-rim—The mutiny
among the native troops of the British Indian
regiments is said to have been caused by using
pork and bullock fat instead of mutton suet, to
grease the cartridges of their guns. The reli
gious feeling of the natives is either Mahomedan
or Ilindoo. The first could not stand the pork
abomination and the last hold the bullock as
sacred. The fanaticism of the troops being once
roused, it could not be easily quelled again.—
The latest report Is that a new insurrection has
broken out in the Bengal cavalry, and that sev
eral officers had been killed and wounded.
Tut Bowan or Tom Scs.—A distinguished
chemist, in a iecent lecture, while showing that
all species of Moving power have their origin in
the rays of the sun, stated that while the iron
tubular rail road bridge over the Menai straits
in Erigland,•four hundred feet long, bent but half
an inch under theheaviest pressure of a train, it
will bend an inch and a half from its usuul hor
izontal line,when the sun shines upon it for
some hours. He stated that Bunker Hill mon
ument is higher in the evening than in the mor
ning of a sunny day; the little sunbeams enter
the pores-of the stones like so many wedges
lifting it up.
WLDDUCG ROM DISCOVERED: —An
interesting antique has just been discovered at
Munich in the shape of Luther's wedding ring.
It is described as of pure gold, closed with a
single ruby, and the circle skillfuly engraved in
relief with the emblems of the passion—such as
the cross, ladder, sword, sponge and cloth In
the inside is engraved "Di' Martino Lnthero,
Catharina a Bora, 13 Junius, 1525." Such is
the description given by a Munich journal.
rue Fourr-rounru ASTEROID.—A circular
from Cambridge; Tuusday, contains a letter from
Hermann Goldschmidt, doted Paris. June. 8 an-
flouncing the discovery on the night of May 27, I =-- ARETIRED EiHtiezlClAlz
of a forty-fourth planet, between Mars and Ju- , when...ant pr o a a y t meari T m oeut,iusowyeed white It
piter. This is the sixth vrUch has been diseor- i tho East Ir•Iles, • eert•hieure hr Coesusnri.sa. astern,
ered by Mr. Goldschmidt. It resembles a mar
..tinsa i r i hnis. , Ceir.CohhostlGetaitral Imbility. The r•av•ty
of thelo.ll magnitude. The forty-third ante- ': a :"....be r t ‘ o --- ifai. Y Il e m b s ,' " ; 7 '''',,s,llL.h4th. daughter,
1 7,
raid, discovered at the Ratcliffe observatory by , ~ 'rzow out heating qualm". at twaPnwttaa. taviatn`m tb•
Mr. Payson, has reeciva the name of Ariadne. ~„,1 -1 .1 , „"'":,} : ^ r m „ ,,,, : ,:,,:,."1„,','1:1 ' ,i':eY,';',,'„,",;;!,, , zr , : ::7,,%. , h , '
LiDERATION or SLArt s.-George C. Menden- `;74 . 1 1 .","'" 1 ""g b "'" 4 "' ' 1 " `'"""" r " r ''''''' t '""'
hall, Esq., of Guilford county, North Carolina, e.ty t , thn
- „:.','„,''„P.'",: l " • 1 4
.7.::',..""7,;,17,‘"."..`47;h: 1 07T.:
has just brought a company of ten of bin !laves 1.. nov,r into-! to =lung Ittem completely healthy. and
10 4/hi , / to be El:Crated. This is the third ~,.. , happy
‘" , 4"g i ,.. ' , '''',", '''''' g.'d" ,. l'""'"' ''''',..''''
pang ho has brought. lie originally numed • ‘ ,:4ll .: tai n t i a L litle ' :p l l•o 7i n di I° 7l . • l :. ' t , ts:Zl,7s "- ; "." ": • ,i r 17,,:
about eighty blares worth $70,000, and has al- ' , "fit. l o uthw a. li, re.inunt nob .04. 1 b . 'nn o t r in , nr.t.. -
ready liberated fifty of them. The balance he , b ."' ''"'''''''"g-''r''....l.tr b" I.lurn^l." peas.. •..
1.. r..elpe.nn.lthe nr11.94+1 . In 1... applt..l rn the p• riven,
designs betting free at au early day. i .0 11,. a.l....rli,ern,nt. Add,..,
Ael It. - .IPRIAN Main.-According to the rnev- ' l ;, '" lil. II
i ' ,: i' i t i r- . j '. ..-1 ‘ ,1 ' t . :, " ,..„; ' 1,7,70 ' ;',,, '' n 7, 0 ' 0. 1:, ,, ,., ' ..„
ter Ztetnng an engagumem-hetween the Russians ' ink. iis poine hat. rf1...,/../ Anil axivertm.l7 '. The r . ...,1,,
and Circaseians took place in the latter part of , ' . ...... ,,r- -,..-= b"' ho 10, 6"'" " r "'' " I ''''' r ''''
S • Jet , . .r. )...-T.:..l•*:iralret
April in which both rides bustnitted heavy losses . - '
the Cireasians, however, taking with them as : h 1r p..., value dour teeth and a
''''''' .'" p "
are
"E'''
breath.
eaptivcs five thonsand 11Wilintl faUliii,,i--•fr lia 11,.v1 pop- ! ''''''' '"""''''''' '''''''' l'E
.1'1,...,1 Lay a b.,:tle of . MIL', 1 . 0.1 . t .41
ulating several villages in their route. sad i 0.1 a we ore. • 1e2. , , , 11wci .
Ngw Fuirn IS Te.ans.-The Galveston, Texan I, , , .. r t : . '-'" " .... . jr." 11. .""- - A v.'""' (I "rxr.a.
Herald, Say, t Lai a cork nf new none 05:1. 1 - C- ...vv..," rt ' :;!!rl Lig ' , l l . ' tr , :A L. r:l7 n4s n r I::.. ‘ rn ' ;l7.. " n " it i, an r .: ‘ ‘t
ecive.l at Gelve•t,n, on the 13111 ins' fr,,in Ora- I roe , p i ll .e O . O (lrm)th , la ,, saiPnaa w , -. 1 . 1,,, t to the
1,, Jon s at. MOS ALL. No. 50 Fultontreet, Brooklyn.
zoria, -the first fruits of 111. Season and the fore- l'i,i. York'. my5...4.4.w.7.na1t
canner of millions to fyliote. -
linc.tsr liars, of a superior kind, for bale
. --.-- --------
DIED—Io Jo.. 244, I ' . "'" 7. J°l " SvRINGEs of every kind for Role at DR
PAN= MAILVIALL tth , r.d . Walt, P. Want.% of dm
IC F.l Sr.& 9, HO Wool .tirot. joblolLwtF
firm of W. P. 511nhall & Co.
s:gnat Itottrcs
Nervous and Rheumatic Affectional
I.o>v Ihrrsed.— , Are have used thte medicine innewlem sad
to =war mere's - Ith the greatest were.. The most ce4brat
ed o 1 ourDermati Playeldwahile s apt reevutmending Duriag
this obaildrable umilow. w most per... are treubled
with nereertie and rheumatic. affeedhms. It A 4 ill to found a
valuable reuirely."—auarii Zeibing.
Ifer.Sold at $1 per 1.111, or six bottles fvr b 6, by the prie
prietms, 11E1.1..1.dr/re Ds.. I CO.. MenoLecturiug Pharruse
milkers and Chemists, Pittsburgh. Po., and Dryggieto pu
erility. Ms advertisement. je2driirter'Y
Rxehange Bank of Nebraeka.
FLORENCE, N. T.
OM SINCLAIR. Prxf
GRO. SINCLAIR Az: CO..
General Land Agents it Dealer in Land Warrants,
Florence, N.
win ails Utah' pmts.i attostios to Buying anct &Sling Re s/
Eatats, Essex - log Lands, Laattlas aluroPy and Paying Tuts,
to Nebrarka. lows and 6a.16A.
Examiner Bank, Pittsburgh, P.
C. G. ll e eeory k. Co.,
R. Patrick & Co., Bankers, Pttuburgh, P.
Atwell, Lre & 00, Merchants, "
R. 7. RiikiY, Banker, Phite.klphia.
Whitlow, Lanier & Neu 1 ork.
Lucas t tlisiouds, peckers, St. Louis.
&newt C., Me rl ta•
Peak of Cosamerea, Cleveland, Ohio.
.1. G. Hussey, " spitenutlerfeisr
LEA dr. PERRJNB•
Celebrated Woreeateraldrellance,
PRONOUNCED BY EXTRACT
CONNOISSEURS
PI m . or A Until reou
•
To bibs MEDICAL GENTLEMAN
ONLY GOOD SAME. 0 AT MADRAS,
let To his Mother at
And applkable to Fe WORCESTER, May, ISM.
ETIRY 4 "Tell LEA A PERRM that
their Pante. highly esteem-
T A R IE TY fn dle /WU. and la, In my
opopl4m the mom palatable.
Or DISH. veil as the meet whole/on.
Ranee Gut is mule."
The only Medal strerds4 by the Jury of the Neselfork
Exhibition for Foreign Ranee, was obtained b. LEA A PER-
R INS for their WORCLWERSITIRE SAUCE, the world
wide fame of etbkh heviug led to tumoral. imitation, pun
rs
chase ...e.t.', requeetod to see that the names of
"LEA A PERD.LNS" are Improme4 upon the Bottle and
Stopper and print. upon the label..
• Sole Whole.. Agent. far the United Stall,
/OLIN DUNCAN A SONS,
408 Dried..., Neer York.
A steak alt.. to Mors. Also, oraere rteeloid for db.rt
shipment from England. myTelytlks
Pittsburgh Steel Works.
JONES. nolelD AL- CO,
Manuferturers of CAST STEM abet SPRING, PLOW And
A. IL STEEL: Ilertinas.a AXISA,
earner Raz: and Fint Pm*, Atisburgi,
D. B. ItoGams Sz CO..
PIPIPOPICITILPS OP
Itogere , • Improved Patent Steel
Cultivator Tooth,
area' Roe and Fire Mrair, ritt4burgh,
JuMly.lfc•
rdINTLEAL WATER. "
PLTILE. COLD AND srApatz,n.G.
- DRAWN FROM
PORCELIAN FOUNTAINS,
TURCR;OII SILVER TUBES.
Oni iroitturt rucrut, Li raustawn
if. D. IiCrIoLY, Fourth street,
manor Forry .t., two darn from Snoz's Oonfectlonory
Sinelindt
— ditrotra-lriNNT — d - IWIIWTSEZSS — ..
Xr.21.3. adr.Asrcrx..A.c.x-crruzils,
/bra, qf Pike and Meehanin Slrref, FrftA llEtrvf,
Marlattreara Tine and Oak Kegs ar thn aa
lime of NAIL KEGS, tablets allay will gel] at the Inmost
market prier..
ACirOonlrerts are moray/tally aotlclee.l. All lank war
rutted of the 1.1 quality. flaltlydra
IXWMN
,2% . LA2sTSVIVILD (dhio) HERALD
ADD 1111245 •
SAIIITTICL GRAY,
Dd.3EIIICM3ILZF'T
52 Si. eLAIRSTRZET,
%Midi (Dr: lAN'. New Building.)
, • " WAIL'
Itonm, Alga and Ornamental Pahatee,
Grainer, and Gilder on Glees,
ogi'ririitto .s7R ELT
•
Vearly oppoolla the Voft
• .
virrintranu, PA
c.ti=vol4ttle TflO
od ret=i o
' M.044411. Vont to. ornels.Por.. cow Ws 446.
!Cr Pau of WA 'it • oltl4l.dall kazoo, pisocrpo
Aittfldalajeo-laiertod, t0d.11.1 daszollloo r er IMAM,
z .
013 1115 =Toortb :root, botgroot; Wood au
stroke, Plttemrgh. oplfeepidilb
a!:rah.
PRA? GIPA NN I.
The pries of a }lima is tks seals.
The price of the Pomade is 75 rents.
The pria. of the Sachet, (sail )is 75 isents.
The print of the Fruit, war boo) is 10 0
The prise of the Incense. iv 50 rents:
Get soave Fraufrilairtni. Rerryborig lila if.
ISO KR & 00.. WO 'Broadway. Nen Tork. Sold 0.0 where.
$10,65G 74
FRANGLPASNI.
Nemec TO rim Pnuntc—lflterron enrtain pennons In the
Unltntl enlace are offering for We
of • spurioux o F
st ra ttro. ng iu iP lorita n t i lory o e
f rf trreal es. artirlo mob. by
%murk PI 1::4:4: & LEBIN, till. Is
TO CAUTION TEL PUBLIC
that none to genuine but what h. the name of PIESST
LUDIN of Bond et.., London,. the BAG., ml eohl by
INOER it CO. of Now York. SOLE AGENTS.
The Now London Scent,
Frangipanni, an Eternal Perfume
From the holy City.
INGER & CO., MBrOMPitty, New York. Sold Ever) where.
Jo2katowittrofrut
BEWINGE
FOR FAMILIES AND lIIANCFACTERERS.
WHEELER & WILSON
MANCTACTURINO COMPANY,
'Bridgeport, Corm.,
Pittabufgh• 615 Fifth Street.
• This Machine Stitches the
Finest ot.Coarsest Fabric,
At the pleasure of the Operator, making with rasa Oar Thew
and beautiful and durable =Mee pre .Yin to, almost noise
lowly, and aro becoming indispensable ter family use.
Felt infermation may b. obtained by addressing Janice
Ewing, er ALEX. R. REED, Agent,
No. 65 Filth street, Pittsburgh.
LAW TO 01 . 111iL O. Of Tin •wVE Ms
CHlscia. •r me ROOM. aplUyfe
Mt. KEYSER'S SIiOrLDER BfiArE.s--FrOM
Pittsburgh Dispatch, April 10th, Is6ll,—Por more than 3
you, part me hare constantly teem the Washington nor
pender Dram. manufactured by Dr. Geo. 11. Keyser, of No:
141 tined etreet in this city, and would headily rem,m
mend it in all who am compelled to follow a eedontary acne.
frtion. A. we ham before remarked, in calling attention
to its merit., it answers for a Mum and tutpmaders, the
weight of the pentaloom bena,-, en placed as to continually
tend to bring the Moulder, to their imtural position and ex
pand the cheat, Women, hundredeof whom are annually
injured by the weight of *nom.= "Marta, - ebnuld also
prance these braces. 13e particular in procuring the kind
mentioto.l, as many of the branw sold am humbug hold
at Dr. GEO. 11. KEYSER'S, Wholesale Druggist, 10 Wood
storm rim of tbeGolden Mortar. Je10,1.1. vela
j.ctn abbertistments
OvaEst' lttsrunratbur.n, T
Ilmetltoo. June ILth. IsL7.
DlrttrESD.—The President and Directors
of this Company hoots this day thsclartsla ills idols' of
Eight Allan per share 13j.a. the CApitAi stock; ass Flee
IssflArs payable In cash to the Stock Haler, or their tagal
taprettentatters,on and after STanttay. 7..N1 hot, sad
Three Doilats emitted to their Etna.
jol&fclin RAMER!. L. SUESHELL.
lia.Tur. ONLY PLACE %There Tickets can be
promred Ha_
TO CIIICAGO AND TUE NORTIINFF-s-GT,
To at tho °Moo of 'ha Conarway. Itotaongabolo tloo 00. No.
I= sod oppoolio the Pormarlvs.olo KeilroW Depot, ttrroor
of Woynosool Liberty otroeo.
mys.l4lirflosT myIl) F. KNOWLAND, Agont.
CITIZEN'S BANK.
L.r.7?CITIZENS' BANK, PITTSBURGH, May
If, 1856.—Notice is hereby Oren to the Stockholders
of thisßaok, that books for die subecrlptloo of the 1300,-
000 of alkiltkonsi capital Hock, (authorized by the Boa sup
plement to the charter of the Citizens' Happen Bank,) will
t b Ps s=l t;1l no 4yO MONDAY,
Y E'th tuft,
7.4 D". remain open
1
royHt3ssdche.
Stractiairre' asp Ilearractunrae Dem t
Yltreburgh.Juns 25th.lefir.
conformity with the 25th section of the
Conelltutlon of are Commonwealth of Pohneylventa
notice it hereby triton that application will be made to the
Leatelltur the next melon, for the Bennet or Erten.
Inn of the Mer ter of the Merchant.' and Manufacturers'
Dank of Pitteleurat, for the term of Atte. you.. By order
of the Boarder Dirnotcre.
je2fteend W. U. VarNY,Cuhier.
crricc—The Stockholders of .0 itte
burgh and Allegheny BridgeEolnparl7.(l Runt et.,)
are hereby notified that an election of Mang re. Se.. 01111 be
held at the North cud of the Dridge, Cu MONDAY. July 6th,
between the hour. o(2 and 5 o'clock, r. x.
Jendtd DEO. E. ARNOLD, Clerk.
O.DOLLAS SAYINGS BANS, No, 65 Fourth
street—Deposits made with this flank Were the
Ent day orJuly will draw tuterost from Mit dote.
JeV2t4 CHAS. A. COLTON, Tteasurer.
•
Proposing Amendment■ to the Constitu
tion or the Cemmenereslth.
Rev,teed by the &mai and
Pee etentrealrh Preneyfre elk 1111 .mesa! I..emWy
weC—
Th.t the following sateteimetets ere prep..] in the Consti
tution of the Commonwealth, in woe-deem with the pro
visions of the tenth article thereof.
There Mutt be as adtllttoutal Julia , to Fald Constitution to
be designated ao article aloren, n t.,11010r
Sutton 1. The State may contract debts, to supply canal
deficits or failures la reventioe, or 1 0 oort enTwnw not
eroles prusitiod for. but the eggregato amount of such debts
sod whothor contracted by vlrttm of ono
or more acts off*. general sweatily, rm at different periods
of time, shall ZINIOMOICOO4 en.% bundrad and Any thousand
dollar., end the money arising from the on Mimi of ouch
debts, shall be applied to the purl.w for which it wee et,
mined, or to repay the debts so contracted, and to no other
purpene wltatover
Sacnow 2. In addltlon to the above limited powbr ILo
Edam may contrast debt. to repel Invosloo, suppress Insane
notion, defend the .tote In war, or to rodeeen the present
ontttandlng'lndehtnlneseof the lltato, hot the Money arising
from the contratting of each debts, shall be applini to the
pitman for which it was robed, or 1 . repay encl. debt., nod
to no other porpOwit whatever,
Samos 3 Eloopt the debts ohm a spotted, In wimp,
...end tab of this nottolo, nodebt whatever shall be ereat.l
by, or on boludfof the Moto
garrote I. Tn poorlde for dm payment of the ;401.401 debt,
end any addltSmel doll contracted OA neon...nal, tho
torn ehall at Ile ILA ateelon, after tho adoption of tide
amendnaeill, create a sinking fond, which shall in endirlotit
Interuwt nn each debt •tad •unwJly to
re4:l 7 ol ' ll e e p " rg ', ll% thnnnfby • sum not lees thou two own•
dyed cud WI) thou.ool doh.), which eniklng fund shall
notelet of the net annual !mom° of the poblic work., from
titoo to now owned by tho 01.1.. or the rotweette of ti. nabs
of the None, or any part theroof, and of tho Income or pro
ca
rd. of eale of stocks owned by Itto litato, together With
mine rondo, or reourns, that ;nay bo dwgnotod try Lew.—
The sold /linking rand may In lootetteed, Into to 11101 by o.luntrig toll any pert .1 4 the tuas, or Othor revenue* of
lb. Mat, not asysined for limordinery and !torrent exponsea
of govenunnif, mot nukes lu ,rose of war, Int anion co tome
rortion no part of the eahl Waiting fund eball of or sp.
plied otherwloo thou in estinguisbutout et alto poldie debt,
until tho amount of tot li debt 10 . 1E4104 oil boIOW lb. MILLI of
ton millions of dolLers.
hatinot O. The credit of the rommontreolil, ebull not In
eny outliner, or event. to pledged, or Instal to, any Indlopt.
not stollettY , corporation ' or ao.nolltloni nor shall ilia
commonwealth bonwifter lin.omo a Joint natter, or stook
holder, lu soy connotoy,tunociatkm.oe
0000(00 CI. Tin commonwealth shall not moment, the .101,1,
Or any part thereof, of any r °lndy, VII) lonoOgli 00 toWlt.
eldP ofany rotporstion, fir awarlat lon toles. such dub'
obeli have bath Colltrttled to enable tho elate to Tope' hint.
abut, oupprosadotneetie Insurroction, defoisl lumina Itoo ef
or, or to sestet the *Vito In Lite 4100100 g 0( of any portion or
n
presont Indobtodhw
OFF & DAY,
L& FII LD S 01110.
Sumo" 7. Thu legloisturn atoll out authorise an y couty ,
city, botottigh, tonntaap, tor lueorporolud Mollie!, by virtu..
era Toby of itsicltlitons, or ntberwloo, to boroatas a doelthoht.
or la any °warmly. neacielation, • corporation; 01 to obtain
moony tor, of lmu lta itruitlt In, any eorporstinn, amorist Inn,
Institution or narty.
. .
Titan abab las an additional untie timid corwillotion, to
In dnilicnidada. article XII, AS , Milo..
;OP "fIICIV .0001 , 1 TI EH.
Na county shall» dlikl.d 11 . 1.11 am cuttlog ont
troth ald populatlonjultber to limo • tom molt" or 0411.
-ernim,prtibool. the orprou anent of net; county, by Nu .
" 1. ib•ele.nere thereof; nor *Mg say inw county be
uw,m,mgalian g 1.. Ibee pw'innar....o`l"" '11".
',MINIS AolliansOni , - : ~ . ,7
Prom ntilini like( the AM eilleno of the Constituton,
Aries out the winds, 51 ; 11be Myi • t . lo " O, VMPAiN (wig)"
endeconntir rirpeeneciof knot Are : mote orcle!
ittilisi one die "midi( If Pntithf rein Wed , If lee uwrak I
'Amnia:Jr= section safest, mans srtitle, ettikt Oat, the.
fncests, onsioVerleseffroritiOndeteita nor any," aid hieeso
1 . 16 ii en e th in th e .ordil, ..411d NAT UPI strike, Out Nantes(
I' MU artith," and Winos Omen, Wert the' Ibilo
"Itscnox L , lathe year ono thounind gilt InitOtted tool
CLY - TEI,AND AND TOLEDO,
RES*O tJTION
ARTICLZ 11.
OF PUBLIC, DEBTS
==
I, :MM. Meech 27. 1557.
Resolved, That this px.”. On the arpt
latent, yeae . 24. nays Sion the mad amendment. yeas XX
nays 9; on the third amendment. yeas 24, nays -1; op the
hiurth amendment, yeas 25, my. 4. •
[Extract from the Journal.)
GEO. W. 11A11E1113LY, Clerk.
LI run Mot= or ilorrzrzszarross,
April MC. f
Ersobinf, Thrall:de rnsolution pass. On the find amend
meet. yeas 70, naye 12; nu the emote& antendutent, yeas 67,
rove 31; on the thin' amendment, Sean 72. nano':; on the
fourth emendment, year 53, v.*" 7 .
(Extract from the Journal.]
JACOB ZIEGLER, Clerk.
Filnd in the ,s.4.ennary i e ante, May 2,1657.
A. tl. CURTIN,
Secretary of the rbeteaontornUA
SZCIIXTLiti'd °MCI,
Harrithurg, June 1857.
I do tortify that the above and foregoing Is e true and
c ome
ropy of the original "Resolution proposing Amara•
voteto the thinstitutionnf the Commonwealth. - with the
vote in each branch of the beglibuore 'thou the final pamage
thereof, an appears from the original.. on file in this omen.
!, „ testimony whereof I hire hereunto pet my head
"' rause,' ti; to aired the Kill of the Secretary's
OM, the any nod year above written.
EINEEMI
le BESATZ, March 27.1867.
The resolution prwpneing amendments to tho Comaltutloo
of the Commonwealth being under arrolderation,
On the gneellon,
Will the Senate agree to the Ant amendment
The yeas and nays were taken agreeably to the procielons
of the Constitution, and wereas follow, rla:
Psis--3lemre. Brewer, Drowise,Coffey, Ely, Evans, Fetter,
Flenniken, Fraser, Ingram, Jordan, Killinger,
Laubnch, Lewis, Myer, Scofield, Sellers, Shuman Steele,
Straub, Welsh, Wilkins, Wright and Taggart. Speriker-21.
Nays—Messrs. Cmbh,Creserrell, Finney, Gregg, Harris,
Penrose and Panther-7
. .
Po the oundlon was determined In the allirmattra
Ou the queethm,
Will the Senate agree to the woad amendment ?
The yeas and 111. p were taken agreeably to the pnyrielons
of the Constitution, and wore as follow, via:
Yess—)Beam. Brewer, Browne. Creswell, Ely, grans,
Fetter, Finney, Flenniken, liwons, Jordan, Ann:,
Lsciherh. Leeds. hlyer, Sellers, shaman, Souther. Find,
Straub, Welsh, Wilkine, Wright and Taggart, Sp.saker—n.
Coffey, Crabh, Fraser. Bing,
lienrwe and Senna/I—S
So the question was determined to the efirrnallee.
On the question:
Will the Senate agrse to the third 'amendment?
The yeas and nays were taken agreeably to the provisions
of the Constltntion, and wore as foliose, six:
Yu:a—Messrs. Brewer; Broleue, Cranks ere:inn:lt Ely.
Erna, Flenniken, Fraser, Ingram, Jordan, Killinger,
Knox, Lanbaett Lassie, Myer, Seogeld, 9cllora ehuntan,
Enulher, Steel, Straub, Welsh, Wilkins and Wright-24
NU'S—MR.I. Cogey.itiregg. RUT'S and Penrose-4.
no the question .13 determined In the affirmative.
On the .10r1q1011.
Win the Senate agree to the fourth amendment!
The yams end neye one taken egreeably to the prattle=
of the Coatitution, and were ea follow, Ti;:
Ysae—)lease. Brewer, Browne, Crmey, Creemell Lb,
Er. 111., Flenniken, Frazer; ingam, Killingur, Kane, Lae,
bath. Leeds. Myer, beeileid. Sellers, bbumaa, Souther
Steele. Straub. Welch. Wilkins and Wright—=.
Here—Mourn Crabb, Ftmeey, Jordan and renma.-4
the queen= ums determined intim rmirmatlve.
L. na float or Fternal_srerrrie.
Jprd 1657.
The resolution provseing amendments to the Constitution
of the Canumonnmalch I.4o; under consideration.
On Ole qui-ttlrin,
Will the House &greet& the first amendment?
Tito yam snit nays were taken atoneable to the prOriskins
of the Conentatkiu, and we.... follow, rig: .
sa—Haan. Ander... Arthur. Backbones, Ball. Beck,
Manor, Dune, Brifsrn, CaMoan, Campbell, Chose, Clearer,
Cranfoni, Dicks,
F. Eyater, Fans°ld, Poster. Gibboney,
Odd., Ilatuel, ilorp..r. Homo, llelstand, littler., lloe
nian. lierks) lmbrna Inns., Jambs, Jenkins. Johns, John.
Kauanani. Kerr. KulAht, Iniannring. Lorpaker, Lovett,
311Irein, Ifoortsai. Mumma,
Nififiesinuu, MC:l•+l.. linnemacher, Pearson,
Pelsra.Bitrikin, Mosnall, Purcell. Kaman, frkilndelpkin)
Ynrk.: Ftnam-r li•fal. Roberts. flu pp, Phase, nlnan,
nnuin. ilimtttll, nmith,.Contre,) Stevenson, rattan.. Van,
Toekbtley, Walter, NVestbroTTl, Wharf.
u. W IV...ulna, Wright, iamcnorman and Gads,
• —l'
PAciolo. Down. Dock. IlaltDtok, llao
~00k • Dino. Doti:ciao, t Lohonou:, Lebo, !Angkor., Thorn
ovl I W:ntrxir-1.1.
nuartwn war determine:l In the allirmatirta
On tn.. qaoitinn,
%1 ill thr Ilnuro carte to tha wont] amendannot t
The p.m a".lll.sytt urn,. taken agrombly 111. movi•ions
of VI. Conrtltutlon. and wen. aft I,llow, :
' [.s--)lrara. A oder.on, Itazldtrniao, Han,
C thom, Ca.mplorll. Carty, Ent, FantoW. Postal . , Mi..
Ltamd. Mum,. Heins, Illeautal,ll3ll.a.a. linerman. (Barka)
ItouseLeper, Jrukit, Johofton,
tiantitotaz. liolght. LeiranrAng. Lonopker, Lovatt, Manear,
Ntart,de, 511saaelwan, hlebot-
Nusleta3chor, Peanom raters. Petrtkin. Pownoll,
nam.e..f Pldladelphia.) Itaro,y, (York., Eftmar,
. .
rta. Run ilutF. Skon, ToLtu, Vett, Voeghtley. Walter,
btoolz. Zitrautelstatt stet Ott. liietaace---57.
Sera—Movvre. Arthnr, Ate, i -nvtl((e, Itatkus; Nieuwe,
Itrotru, timer, Clearer, Canwt , ed. Lipner, Ilthlveney,
Iletellton. II anr, . (hit. lime. Rottman, jlsbanon,),Jesolo.
K ee , b i te, 'aimed, Mineral, Revd. trait!, (eetetbrlni)
smith. (Centre, etevetrem, Ytruthery Thorn, Vl•ll%vorhis,
Vickers, Wmionioaa , eerier, W Intrude. %I And
Wright-3r
So the icovoion ea. determined in the affirmative
On the ituettlon,
tr di the ILviive a g ree to the third amendment!
The yea, and nap, mere taken agreeablyte the fflatrisione
or the ConOttntlen. and were n t0i1,., eta
Yr ss-- Wens At*ram), Backhouse, RaU, Deck.. Denson.
Dower, Drown. figh,iti. Campbell. Chase, Lless.,r. Crawl :n.l,
Owley. E. Ityster. ra..tsol,L Kibbouer, Waned,
Ireinsr Itelstan.l . 11111, WBegar, Hoffman, (Barka,)
H0g..., (Lebanon.) Housekeeper, IntLrle. Inns* Jtwolis,
Joi111.• Julitison. Kauffrimut Kerr, Le W, Lougakm, Lnrett,
Ailment, A Innate. M'Calruout. M00rh....4 Alumnus, Alusrol
man, Kletiol... Nicholson, Nunemaeher, 1'.361,014 Peters.
Setriklu, Pon nail. Rouna.y.ork,) !learner, Rein),
aMai, Rum, Vail , (C`atnlirs.s.) Smith. (6ratn,)
Stor m etuain. Tobin. Nanfoortria. Vickers, Voeghtlay.
frow:m.lk'. Witstbrook. Williston. Wlthermr, \f right,
Zimmerman and Get r, I , pazker-11.
!isra—Meaars. Arthur, Augostlue, Barka, Bishop, Carty.
Dock. Kilda.. Ilsmillon, Hann - wk. Ulna, Jonkina, Knight,
Leiseeing, Wllrein, Ramsey.(Stavin Iphla,) Robots, Stryth.
en. T h ou. Walt, Warner. Wharthn and Wlntrode--tfl.
• •
S, the questson was determined in the adirmatitts.
On the question,
Will the House agree to the Worth amendment!
The yeas and .ye were taken agreeably to the provisional
of the Constitution, and were as follow, via:
Yeas—Meters. Anderson. Arthur, Backhouse, Backus,
Ball, Beek. Dermot.. Bishop, Bower, Brawls, Calhoun, Camp.
bell, Carty. Chase, Mayer, Crawford. Dickey, Eat, Ey.ler.
ratanld, Prater, Gibboney,Um, Hemel, Harper. hrs.,.
Ile!stand, /1111.1Illlegae, Hoffman, (Bork.,') Hoffman, (Lob.
arloo,) Iloowkeepor, Irobrie, IDos, Jacobs, Jenkins, Johns,
Johnson, Kauffman, Kerr, Letw,Leisenrlngimetrakor,Lovott.
Ilarwar,3laugle. ICCalmont. Al'llvale, Mamma, Mussel
man, Nichols, Nicholson. Nuneameher.. Parma, Peters,
Potrikia, Puruell, Primed, Rarasev.(Philadelphla,) Ramsey
(York,) Reamer, Reed. Roberta, Rapp. Shaw, Pb..oa Smith;
(Cambria.) Smith, (Contra,) Brandon. Tabu.. Tall, Tan.
moat* Tickers, Toewhrley, Watrousellor, Warmer. Weal.
brook, Wharton, Killitian, yhumannsa gpd
Gera, Sposker—BS.
Nass—,Messrs. Dock, Hamilton, Elatieock, Stmthere,
Thom, Wlntrislo and Wight —7
Bo the question wee Astarintned to thasairmstirs.
SICIZTAIT'S 0771C1,
liassiestso, June 39,1657.
Parlrryrronict, sr
I do certify that Menton, and foregtong b e true end
rtneort copy of the " Yea." end" Nay. taken on the tee•
notation ptomain; striendaketas to the Conetatution of the
(lonmonweelth, so the ems appears on the Journelt Al OW
[lva Howe of the Genera de eetobly of tide Comrtiok
eeelth for the melon of lea.
Wham my hand and the oeal of mid allke. Oda
, twenty-second clay of Juno, oun thomnd•libt
hna
deed and 0ny....u.
•.6. CURTIN.
S•.refarq of the amnion mr4IIA
BI.7SIXESS TAX FOR OITY PURPOSES.
—lor,..uaneo of ••an Ordloanot providing for the in.
Neste of the Itereoue of thb city, passed the 16th day of
April, Ism," oolk. is hereby given that the City Armor
tits tenet my others far examination, by all interezted, st
list of the persons doling busineve in [he city, in Conform.
ity with said ordinance.
itsc. 4. IC upon examination of cold lbt, ray pavans
shell thirds the:metres aggrieved by the raid WelleMent. they
shall elate the tame In an affidavit, which &Marie *hall alio
contain a statement of the true amount of their tales, I y
roar It eta be ascertalned; maid affidavit to he left with this
City Treasurer. within twq week, Rom the date of the first
publication of the notice aretesald.
Soc. C. That nnappoal than Nathan but by lb. .0140•
oil of the potion or trial aggrieved, said anitlevit to he Mo
rbid,. erldenee of the facie stated in rotation to the amount
of Cole,.
Appeals must ha rasa.. 'rails two wrsks from this date—
Joss 21Ith,
j 629 eh! Tr.l..r.r. (MUM
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSIIIP.—
Tbo partnership, heretofore cell:tog under the name
told stria of V . Sehstelnnan Ilrother, srea dieeelral this
27th doy at June, IW, by matted mom% The tooke of
the tiro, are Intel, the hand. or oho senior partner, Win.
Petutchmen. who ohne le outhorlred to eettle the game.
%43i. senvoninW,
GEO. V. PCIICCIDLAN
THE undersigned would tnok respectfully nn ,
mince ,0 the palate., that hu nlll carry au the Lltho
Aruphla buolneus la all It. rarimue brneehee ea horotefoge, at
the old eland, comer of Mint .t etroot. '
Watt3t. WM. SeIII.7CIBIAN.
FLOr 0711 — AngiiiExtntn r u;
Lo do Greets Valk White Wheal;
=MM
01).1.1 Crtuntry Som . !lom
DAVIUU.IIEILTIST,
Corner J.ltmrty and Med Streets.
1) ON N BONNEI'S !!—Petla Braid,
jJ Lettltaret do, S.W. !do, rimpolltart Loco, Diamond
Straw, rsttllttlo.....A Ist friars of Ills saw Mart:lrbil at Mitt.
1.1( rokitfir prrro, at gm Sant I.Annal Sala or •
Jtv.l.l A. A. MASON A M. VS PIMA M.
w . --
_....
I A LEBONL, Corded and .. Seognues
Illonia..l. MI rt. at greatly rod ne, 4 .1 pries at ' the Se*.
Animal Salo of A. A. MASON A - 00. 4 .
Jelii . " . :IS Plfth !areal.
liiiffSttUltiiii — , Fo tit wAYN}FiTT..,. tit-
CAM/ IL It ItTOCK.-30 ahem of the above Modal*
eat.. Aliiilj t 4 11. IMAIN a SON.,
J... 23 . 1.1it.6 Vounh &nat.. .
MlTSTlPS—Whita — nnadrey, an — nxtru
XJI UclU, conatantly oit hand, and for ash low to the hide
. DAVID C. IllEttiSST. •
Omar /abed,' sad Heed Sgreete,
by
Jeri
Ibt P4llO tO close lot.bv:
DAVID O. lIKRBSIr.
J4J , Conenr Iland sad Laxity Street..
1Y ETLOUE.-2S bbls Eltra for aalo ,
jt.%) IM PLEAT.
Q:eilicit6lßE Dll AM S--41xinie delebratel
St tnals Mau In store snd dtt ale by .
DAYID.C.:IIXIMAT-
I Bir r .«-o 11.ibt Loubwillo Limo now .4.p,d,
I vet stooonr roonis rogelat;;,,4
Ascrlauituriiii
AN - ADJOURNM) "MEETINCI.:(IP - M:
' tkarditf filsfuesifi °Mil Agthitattna Ilkeieti mai*
on WIDNUIDAY, lb* IA. g - thll7. sr 20...1646 41.-
Al . I .4atioNAßNAippotatotfac 011, air ...4 alba...ars
44.,. tsf wow itl,ntsticm.therak‘laull ineadszker of t
sucabon 6 npoelted. JO ti YOUNG, Jr Pro&
E. Ileum, Jr., !Mei. labte4
Insurance
$600,000
Talk' COMPANY EFFECTS INSURANCE ON
Ilerehandise, Furniture. Lumber, Se., on V 502161;
CAM, I{l.l Freight, to pal porn, acid by Rallinula, Lakee and
Risers, at the lownt rain, and optin the moat Liberal terms,
guaranteeing pinata payment on the adjustment or lam.
The greaten enemas to be honed, on any one risk IS
lILRECTORS.
P. IL Petra C. E. Spangler, Abraham Res. Arm of Raw.
SSds k Co: Wm. IL Woode, George Rowell, fine of Howell
4 Dm; J. Edgar Motown, Pree. Penn. R. Ft_ Co; O. Sower,
Arm of Sower k Samos, John W. Sexton, Ann of Burnett,
Sestob & Swearingen Ilerman Haupt, Chief Engineer Penn.
K. IL; Nation, R. Pram, Counsellor at Law; Wm. IL Leech,
Arm of Leech & Co.; B. T. Remit, U. IL Houston, Freight
Agent of Penn. R. R.; Joseph R. Withers, firm of Withers
& Petersom Abraham P. Eyer, W. Rolm:lel, firm of Memel
& Co.; Charles F. Norton, firm of Ye/Amman At Co.; John H.
towards, Arm of Lower& k Corpora Jae. E. Style., U. N.
Bonrooghs, late Willlamson, Barron ghe At Clark.,
W. H. WOODS, Seey.
PERCIVAL Mt. Point, Pined%
C. B. Branum, Vice Prced
$3..A glance at the flat of Director. of the "Iloweni
Tn
enrmceCompany," most of whom are widely known a.
among the rest iniatneas moo of Philadelphia, will probably
convey ample easnrance security to the public.
A eha.re of patronage Is ompeoefully solicited.
TILOS. GRAHAM, Agent.
corner of Water and Market streets.
(ild floor,) Pittsburgh, ea.
Franklin Fire Ins,
PITILAD
uraskee Company or
L PIII A.
Charts. W. Daocksr, Adolph E. node,
George W. Richards, Namnel Orant, •
Thomas Hart, David B. Drown,
Blankest D. Lewis, Jacob IL smith,
Tobias Wagner, - Morrie Patterren.
• CI:CARLE N. BANCKER, President.
Caasua 0. &scum, Secretary.
Tide Company continues to make insttranoes, permanent
or limited, on every deeeriptlon of property In town and
country, at rate. as low as are cotodetant with aocurity.
The Company hare reserved • tarp contingent fund,
which, with their Capital and Premium., safely Wrested,
afford ample protection to the .seared.
The Amts of the Company, on Jaanary_let, 1161, a. pub.
!tatted agreeably to the Act of Assembly,_ were a. follow.
sir.—
Mortgages
l em c rary
Cash, ke—,
$1,92,708 41
Since their bscorporation, • period of twenry.one rare
they have paid upwards of or. MOAN Your Hundred
thousand Dollen Leese. by Ara, thereby affording erldence,
eg the aim:tams of Insuranee, as well u their obWq sod
diepoeitien to meet with promptness all liebllittee
J. GARDNER COTYIN, ♦gent,
apl9 Orme Southeset cor. Wood and Third eta
The Great Western Fire and lane Ins. Co.
OF PHILADELFULL
No. 107 Walnut Street.
. .
FIRE LWSCIZANCE—Perms! or Halted, made (n town
or conutr7, w arra, doecription of property.
LYL.A.VD INSURNC, on Own& by Cells!, Taken and
Lend Cerriege, to al pens of the Union.
MARINE INSURANCE. on l'esesig, Cargo and Freight,
imbruing Rim Tra.neportation.
C. C. LLTUROP, Firsident.
W. DARLING, Vice Precidcni.
H. E. Itictiarden, Feerstary.
0:11CT015:
Charles C. Letbroy. 437 Wataut street.
Hon. Cleary 1). Moore, 56 Walnut mreet.
Alexander Whillden. 3lerchant, 14 North Front et.
John C. Rooter, firmer Wright, Mutter A Co.
E. 'Many. Arm of lorry .5 Pater.
John B. McCurdy, Arm of Jones, White A McCurdy.
S. A. Mahon, Arm of Bishop, himnums t Co.
Jas. B. Smith, Arm of Jaw P. Smith a On.
!nos. L.0111,..pin, Arm of Cilln.pple &
yeller. -
lasoe Italleheret, Attorney and Cuellar.
mow 14 Limerick, AV Erma, etrrot.
Robert Were Powell, M Walnut. etroot,
Thew. W. Raker, Gold•mith'e 11.11.
'Leary C. i% ormore, New York.
R. W. POINDESFEII, Agent,
fr,' Front etreet, Patel/urea
=2:3
Life Insurance.
TRUST COMPANY
12neorpolot..1 April Ptk, 16.50. Cop:talbt.k $500.000
OTTICZB6
A LEXANDHR WHILDIN,
MARSHALL lIENZET,Vice President,
Juite C. SIMS, Secretary and actuary,
JOIL\ S. WILSON, Treasurer.
BOMLO or =ecru.
Alamteler WLBdin Louis A. Galley,
Marehall .amen, T. Pamonde Harper,
William P. Bolton, Elialta Tramp, ..
llnri. Joseph Allison, Mamas S. Smith,
John C. Sling, Gann B. Graham,
Itawinan, IS rood Mallet*.
. .
John P. Simon.
RN. F. TRWIN, M. D.,3ledhml Examiner.
Ibis Conti:any make@ Insurance on liven on moetrmatenne
Me terms. It has been enommfo ll y manned for amend
yosas by an expertenreol • Word of allow, and trastac and
trostemr, hut always Feld promptly' Its, loam., and le miry
way downing of emendenoe and
W. potronnya
IL MIND
hltoAgent.,
my7:c
t; Front street, Pittsburgh.
Continental Insurance• Company.
lacorporated by 41te LegLituture rf Poissytroxsit,
lam a
RERPETUAL CHARTER
Authorized Capital, One Million Dollarn.-....7 $1,000.000
&oared and Accumulated Capital • 331,500
lIOME OFFICE.
No. in Wthrnt Stree4 abort &coed, Phaadelphia.
Vire Insurance VII Bd.'dim Furniture, Morebandlse, ae.
genadly.
Marine human. on Canoe. and Freights, to all parte of
the world.
Inlutd Insurance on Goode, to, l,i Take.. River* Gaud"
citd 'And C'arrlbgm, to all parte or the Union, on the mod
Ihniroble terms, tone/Rent with mixzeity.
GEORGE W. COLLADAY, formerly Recorder of Deeds, kr.,
Philadelphia
WM. BOWEAR formerly Register of Will..
JOHN N. COLEMAN, firm of Coleman t Smith, to2POrtLes
Hanle:nand Cutlery Merchants, No. 21 North Third
street, above Huhn, Phila.
JOSEPH OAT. Arm of Joseph Oat & Eon, fklmanaddis, No.
12 Quarry street, Phila.
EDWARD V. MACHETE. Ann of Machette
Importing Hardware Merchants, No. 1.24 Norti l lst
street, above Ran, Phi..
HOWARD MIN sW,WIN, Ann of Ltrinotmt Ca. Prodtge
and Ctandulon Merchants, No. WA Harked at, abort
Eighth, Phila.
GEORGE W. OLLADAT, Pro :lent
01113 Iruans.,Secr...tary.
JOBERIA ROBLNSON, Agent;
Igo. 24 Tin stmt.(op Manna
The Manufacturers' jounce Company of
PIILADELPHIA,
Charterlerpetual—Capital $500,000.
WILL HIM AGAZET ALL ICLVDB 01 • " '
Fire, Marine and Inland Rieke.
aanoy S. EIPELNCOTT, -
W)1. A. RHODE& iln Proolden4
AIMED WEEKS, Flettetuy.
•- -
Aaron S. Lippincott,. Wm. D. Thomas, Charles Who,
Wm. A. nabs, William Neal, Alfred Weeks,
J. Illselflo Sank, Chaa. J. Field, holm P. &moos.
James P. Smyth.
Cutopeny woe oremalted tries& Cash Capital. sod •
the Director' have determined to adapt the butane.* to its
available resoursets to observe priaterwe to ansftethati Its
SSW" with 'prompt stuerment of lase'.
Pittsburgh OlOcs,NeAS Water street.
sulfa . 3. NEWTON, JONE.S.Agent.
Cit sena' Insurance Comp'' of Pittsburgh.
WM. SAOALEY. IhrsiderA, •
SAMUEL L. SLARSITALL. Socretw7.
Office 93 water Struf,'Edlecen Narkti and Mod Strath.
I)3„.lnsure* Hull and Cargo Malts on the Ohio and Ifle.
alssippl Rivers, and Tributa.tlea.
,QP•lnsotee against's...sot damns Fs Fir. Also, againat
lb* pails of the Eta and Inland Navigation and Tram/art.
Won.
Cart. nark Sterling,
S. We:, •
IV= Bingham, "
Wm. Dapley,
mn
Fnol
Itubirl. Dunlap, Jr.
. . .
11. Ilarbovith,Jo . .. . ..
hn R. Dilworth
Aron. Pan:lock, Fronds Sellers,
Wsltal. Bryant, , ' J. Schoonmakor,
Jas. M. Cool.; Wm. p. 143., _
• - - John .!Mon.
"Western. Inn
OF PI XT
Inca Company
;II II 1 0,11..
SLE.;Proaideitt.
, Borretaiy.
da of Piro &lad Martha Risk.
F. d. aonixiN,
Will Insure agalntt all kind
_ _ SURILI
It. 311Uer, Jr,
J.R
Atabiw Ackley,
Ihmona,
Thomas Scutt,
A. Mmlek,
C..
W. Mckinnon.
O. W. Jackson. ;
Jainsialauley,
Nom. Nnie, _ ...
Nathiunal Mame., ' •
T. Lippincott.
William 1. Eolith. . . _ • ,
ir.A llomelnsUtution managed by Menton well know*
In this cmmunity, and silo srm 'timidly adjustand pt:tunPt ,
I/.. r e isien st 9 oOYFlCltio.nrtsc.sttettt2r.
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P4lactelphits ietre eknud
„0 41PANX. -.
to. 149 Chesnut Street,
OPP.-08.1.P.E.TILE C1113.20111,1100Mr.
,
Will make all kinds of Jasmine/4 althea .Partaarar
Limited, on asar7 tlemrlitkak PraPmi7 khrcbmaila ,
at remoaskla Mae
..11011CRT` P.luso Praddont.
M. W. BiLowls,
Chaim P. Mari
Engit.h, o.qt.
r. E. tumor. . I m.Ph Pflol,
C. Oberman, - Jahn Chute.,
J.Megult . o. -
Ja=clyla
017;Eg
lleasagsikela. insurams•APAsapikalar.:i ,
.r. Crnseic..M. 98 WArs..l3M" _ ' '
Wag 1141WL,ApWRICa4 kires VA.. - 4# 4 45 , 0 4
. ornortilitft,lgereitmgc. Prward. - c ,
; :-., ',. -.. = , •1' , ',;:.':-.... - iiberote,.. ' -..i4 - -
T ikiiiii k: L,...,
r i ati ,
7, Ohailtmill,-, ,,- Lz C- - • - cz;:
Ilusumnet.
William Matte
Joatpl. It. dal.
Edmund A. r‘mder,
Mule. Davis,
.lital IL Pram..
:.. , .rgea. Lr•lr.r.
151,.111 Darlingtoa,
Dr. R. 51. Huston,
C. Ludwig,
neigh Craig
.
SpeucutMeltraDs,
Chark•
n. Jent.. Droaka,
J. 0../obruon,
Ilynr Imsrax, flonvizi4;
Farmers' and Ofeekantefco Company.
Northwest (Omer SxOtut wad ' )la.it
The tAltriing etatement exhibits the businesi and readi•
tioo of the Company to N0r. , 1,185rs • ,
Premiums received on Myles...l Inland Risks`
. .
Total receipts--
Rid Marinelouse,
Fire 89
Expenses fislasimendAmmolaous.... 46,169 IM
Itsinsurants, Return Premiums dad , '
- 4 177 0:4 1 a
Balance reroaloing with Conip'7.4.•-;--.4,43110117 07
Slio asset. of du Company areas .
Phila. City and Cormty 80nd5,—.,4 16,11.121_101
Rail 4
road Bonds— L; 11,000 00 'rem
Vint luolco m CO
Stocks, nit 0n . .. 32 i5w0 00 • .
Girard and - Conso li dation Dank • r •
Stock 6,723 00 •
Deiposited with Sherman, Duman - _
Co.. Now 210,11011 00 • •
Deterred Payment on Runk not jot •
•
doo 07.100 00
Notes torllarino Premiums.-- 100,000 60 _
Das from Agents wand by bonds- 110,1116 10
Premiums on Policies rsostitly
mod, and debts duo the Co 06470 00 • - '
00
The Board of Dineen; ban this day &dared a 1323,067
DIVIDEND 07.71r=f :PER CEN T..
.=it
Papabla on 'dontand on the bubo, of dos 13hs
lest Sousa... :THOMAS B. SIARENCS,
Exws.so HruntotA ikinsdary.
• • - THOS, .1. llllNTES,Assat;llliksiti r
• 04.. 00 WM* street.
$918,1Z3 08
84,37-18
83,008 17
, 61,880 00
Reliance Mutual Ingram Comptnl , et
ELT
PHILADELPHIA. . ..
Office No. 70 Viablat Street
Omni sl77,674—Asern SZWJZZ—ZIEtsrfr bwirlit.
Tire Insurance on Buildings 3U:dandles Tunas" te.,
in town or country. .
The rootuel prhselple combined with On /w ay If •
Stock Capital, entitles the Insured to dare ill the vette of
the Company, without llatality tow loom
The Script Certificates of thin Otmpemy, tor prattle. to
convertible et par, Into the Capital Stock of the Otattpany.
CI,E3I,,TINGLET, President.
B. X. EITECII3ItE. Pewswo7- •
13111=111
Clem Tingley, Leeds IL Aehhant,
Wm. ILTho mpson, Gawp W. Bakst,
T. C. RAMO', EankflOntler.
O. W. Carpenter,
Robert Steen, E. r...C=i,
C. a liii, lin, Robert 'Wand.
Edward G. Jamas, - .
J. 1.1.11 L. Taylor, Wm. Mauer, ;
Jacob T. Bunting, , Archibald Getty,... t
G. 31 Stroud, Wm. X temple, Pitlebt.:
J. 0, COFFIN, Aped, •
.r Third and WoodaideellE
Pittsburg I Life, ' ire and Marine
Office, CorneNtlarket and Water anC;
PIVISBURGIT,
PONT. GALWAY, Preaklent. Tam Gitanat, ger,
Company makes army Inattranee aprortalating bent
eninxtted arlth LIFE RIMS.
Ahm, amtinst Hull and Cargo Mika.= the Ohio ehd
311raisalppi rims and tributaries, and nut.. Itisk • gen
erally.
And against Lou or Dermas by Fits.
And against the Perils of the ben and Inland Nall •
and Transportation.
Policies maid at tha lowest rates conslatent erltbsalla
all parries.
Robect G:atray,
Samuel 31cClucken,
Jamenti Y. Oazzam, N. D,
John Scott,
Junta itannall,
David Ilichey, •
Jam. IbIiIIMICO,
Arbuthnot,
fal&—myStbly
Eureka numante - Company • -7 '
OP PMNIIIYLTANLI.
Offies PS. 9 War 814 . ..ri9aitntyk•
LL 191,18/57:
Stock Due Bill., payable on demand, and issent•
M by two appnwed usmea- ..-----..”111111,148 00
Csah In Pittsburgh Truss Company-- ...... 48,3:0 88
?remit= . . 47,564 49
v.d.ng.11;17 00
s,2trarilo
. .
3.11. fibosalsFgai.
IT. K. Slmick,
IL D. Cothran,
/dull rsaaissy,
C. W. Datelslet
James I. Denastt,
= =I
Pennsylvania Inerarartee eminent
OF PITTSBURG:It.
tAutharized Cftpital, $300,000.
instr:ftudi.gg and other Prteoefj; law or.dase
age by Fire aitd the perite or the 5. ., oW Inlsaliettaeene
floe and Treatsportatlen. ' •
•
•.
Wm. P. Jobwton, • 1. Grier 11071.9, , .• ,
T •
W. M`Cllatock, '
A.. 1. Jam. J iacip sooD Pidn w: ter tka c ti:: : 7
..:
, 1 1
A. A. Carrier ,
Roily Patterson, • -Wide 11Anipt on,
... , ~
Juan P. Teaner, . .41thin Walk__ _ '1:-.—' •,:
D. H.
Um gYOY 1
Presideat., Hon. WM. F. JOT,Di ..
TiosPreddent, BODY PATTB/18(MT. L.
n 01.2 Beantary AM T nuttier; it, - 1. CLULEIIOI
Collegiate sad Coatazeretal lastltuton
- .NEW MCAI7IIM-'04211.211. --- '"
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INSTITUT-LOX:OAS BEEN IN
anormiend opwation fee yemw delinstrte
tleitt.lik.lNSiall Of *Mt PllllOll4 ate , OM"
their Sem all the adnatagee Am Matta Via
beaten, end Om parental imperrhionandgetintmen
the young require.. -
-The mental training Iseindee - e th•MrikaifitlikM: WNW
mattail and fdantike Eductolon, lit Wegierenci Sicempiedlit
preparation for any loatoest:that Oat .thetat - :
stinetke of the, Leer Medical cf. Ma*
mem 0..100 , 4 MAI% Wan* inadaminedelf
aa may dedreat. • corm- of Medan' I.
native Welcheg oratory and
TIM, Moral Falobation is warred by Um pentamik
of the teethere, by a *Mallon of the siol •
=dant* ab, alttbicb tiinvic• stindrawarolwigeb ,
by madame:l. diwirdinery ISMORIZTI4anrIMAT:
stay °Lithe DMI•11=1- &Mash"' 'if !I, .r w rf.el
The Phydcal Ilrehalag inateirte et • prweribellienale
eaturfaieln large and ,well furnished gponalionit• wader ,
the direetka of an accomplished fart and et
suns®t of =Judy drillkag. ender foil ermidem- Was
Inferitty corm with etwomeneet seeere - end Inntroomnked .
. 0 1 Mani lieo.bablte etteakiandia
sada Ithel sad demeet trotnoktke 'faith laW_lameell# l ::
to the thil Mecham of tb• defffd fitA 01 " 1 "... -
Is also taken I, eaccieragir iebolarema• Ifieffie=."
mdur.
lettn=u66" tiosided ge-
QV
demise
ted et say time oft he , = d i a. tErijutia _
Catelopiewills 9"7
mymung...". wm. & MULL. '
• 31,nad '.m o,
THE:I'OIMM (TERM of this -Institittikitk
.IrUl eationence ms NONDAY, 31.111 th• .„
pileatill be dared s7,bo par term. and mill nabtatina" -i
studies they wish - the PoUo..le Gat:
Read:leg; Aneleutrighttary, 7,oologya -
Ertuaela Gess, Modern ' AntnamanT,
Prommelatlert Nap Draving, Nat. Ptakooplig,
toning, Ancient ElopiErgibi. Ptnibicgro
Grammar,
. .. ,
compa•ition, Pktaicalßoolcatatging.-
Maori% Cbem ol.Y bitrj,', ' Algalmat
/Nth* 80 1 .. org ol 3l4 • • 3_
For Omt Latin, Italian, Pponlah. rancl.
Swedish add' Angloaiicia, an aMitkaml!torrgs ofgrirM be '
made.
Piano, per coupe ut tbenlFl 4lo4 -:— .
UN oC Plano mer
Drawing, pot ammo a! twontglemmia.,..:«...--- 4 t
011 Painting "- "
A German lady, to eiotllMo Pb4ll o . maim In 4441.44r
andetni give Deanna en tbe Plano andin German And /0101117
A taw papas will be accontlandated in Lb* tatalll'at Una
Principal._ Douai, with foal and 1 . 1 4A 44414 4' . d t . " 1411: '4
¢t rwook.
All paymenti are to be manila adrarmi. _
.10SlICA KEW/LI, A. NeFllOl4lO4.
APRIVATE " OARDINa 801106,ti rbt
sou, Ax sztViticloliTlMMUMa corasirr.f 4 -
_ Err. JOS.P. TAYLOR,. A. , 3l,lltxmle
The, &Ammar Term wAU brew Maxpetzow, des. ,
Poe Circular*, addm• tbcapcfer,Y big
Ah. di/ P.m*• ottkls gebool;eolebossollmie• may M .
maw, ay.
lion,l]i36.3l,Lloat,
34.3.m?.!'
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K L I A T D TANNIN - 0 FEMALE INSTITUTE.-
DAM 4 .\ D 80ARD1.4DR.4.11; :
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414 w ToM,
itZlSZMCfs..art., Dr. ITMIMMIy, PI W. To 4 dirijoti. - !
J. Pork en N.N410,-Mal, MAMMIM. IDADIcII4;'•!'
I Dr. J. B . 1.1,44 f, LL. KlDasikkg, Po.; Bro. J. PaliMpr,
A. Mr. MIDom.ll.: Mc. Dirk, EdlimM4Pittobturg4
Judo Nefliopoo. ogotentooos seeintlf, of
Cotakomosaanally.. Ewan Itoonsosad Misty
11 4 ,11 “!../"' d fim , - - -
).- , prise..lo..M.ireflr -Thiumbiassrr„
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11Y , ail'AtlillllP-TIMES=4;i the ".',Dow., 7
aw•of EvANSA.Clataitosiaidivoiirsta.
=‘ , ttli t t i i, n „l.ll4 .7 ldoppliedtheis to =,..rt 4
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I"ms at Occo losseated-oith - prlsomostb -gm- 96 00 , 1Poli
'l4POi. toad* tiri Or.' Apo - -a .GOittr.Jandl76 111i ,60 . 1111 d-it
4r theAtirlli,seßt by mall, the Soot soditlandoliOlOmo..•}.,
MeV - Mgr of ki "Co. Twzooks oomm!, siiiiii
, enty 401-. 11 . "I
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rroopa elf
taluctole
June o.ll.saA,
Theophiltuthuddlng,
' Jam. Traqustr.
William Ey., '
JolAtua G Pcleo,
James Tortikent;'
Saarisel E. SApAer,.,
Fleury Mon.
Jame .B.
Thomsa C. Hindi .
Robert EArfor64l2._
John iLikesupky,
' D. T. Atecres, , ,
AN l =Aire,
Al RAN., Flea Preddeau
A. SLLDSOIA, MIKA,
93 Wafer vilest. arbboxish.
11:104 4T
.-.5400,1144 e 8
04
Unman Brsdhry, -
Joooph S. Lath.
John Fullerton -
Mstuf Swim
(humors,"
Milan! CaF, `
vwxy -
Rabat il. 5t9411.
John 11r0/12,
G. W. Qar..'
IL T. Lomb; - .Jr.; L-4
McOuide,
Geo-S. Beads. ,
SUOILVIZEONI4 Pres! ..
ftyl.l.l3li"
lEtwczabnuti:
Arithmetic.
..11.2.21r far .Jcimitim.=,..,
- J.lT.Shoonbmlste. r 49. •
C. 44-11. V. H
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