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THURSDAY MORNING:::AUGUST 35
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET
AUDITOR GENERAL,
RICHARDSON L. WRIGHT, of Philadelphia
SURVEYOR GENERAL,
JOHN HOWE, of Franklin County
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET
GEORG F. GIU,MORE, of l'irt..,burg
Dzsnurr ATTORV,:
JOHN N. NI'CLOWIZY, of Pitt.,l,urgh
STATE SINITO.
SAMIJELIM'KEE, of Birmingham
AsHEMBLY:
.1, ,SEPIf H. DAVIS, of Allegheny City;
SAM LIEL , W. M EA NS, of Robin4on kovrp;
PHILIP H. S TEVENSON of Moon township
sTucKILATIL of Allegheny Car;
A NI-O.OM JACKSON BEAUMONT, of Pittsburgh
COOOlO COMILISSIONT,R,
EDWARD CAMPBELL, Jr-, of Pittsburgh.
COUNTY TREASCOLTIL
JAMES BLAcKmoRE, of Pittsburgh
COUNTY : AUDITOR,
JOHN T. SYMMES, of Pitt,burgh
COUNTY SURVEYOR:
JOEL K ETCH UM. of Elizabeth
. i. 4 10 DE),,,,RATIc till cummiTTEE ,1'
P. tIZRESPI tNItENCE.—The I trun.clat 0. Couto
Cunartatee of Cis
orfe,tolent, ulli tncet at thc ttT
CHARLES 110TEI., l'ltt,burgb, tat 5.171 - 12 , .\ r. u„.
.• '27 th of August, Psill, at 10 o'clock. A. M. Punctual at•
.4 telnlauce Is retittestcti
Tim. POLITICAL CAMPAIGN
The leaders of the Republican party are bad
taticians. They have so little material for
campaigning that unless the 1/emoeracy :it
taoks them in open battle, they are at a loss
how to manoeuvre the tight. The I
the Republican organ of this county, is b
coming restive , at the "state or repose
which, Mr some time past, has reigned in the
political wold, :1,11.i its 1,30 y
r•mts that this apparent 9 uiet ;111.1
of "deadly thing" for them. It fears to en-
eounter the ma,tetly inactivity 14111 i y.
and trumps up a ryeat variety of bugbear
to endeavor to breathe the hreall,
life into the dormant ranks of its party
does not err in it, supp,,ition
that the 1 , 0111 .•rit'l ./1 1 ' c1111 , y1V:111,
. i tnetly /111 , 1 Oircg . tll:lllV path Wig I 11 , •11'1 , 0•
I , )r the till campaign. The b-.liiibiniL!
elements in our p:trty art` reconeil,.i. The
Importance a th. Ilemocrucy carrying tlo•
4tate ticket this fall is fully apprceiateti to
ery nwmhor of the party. It (too-. notrr
.mire plays anti harmer , . hands of mu,icatui
political speeches, to rouse the I letnocracv
to action when the time for action come,
Thor work front principle an , l will 11 ,, t nog
ket their dutio. , . The only 100,1 tio•
apposition can grow -iron g up
inent They fo,ir nnthinC n mu, h t..
1 ace the tii .10ci.1.4 tor
1.21N , 11 their ,41111 , -• 4 T h.
know that Itemni•ratii- truth treat and it
will priivail Iletwe their dosiri• tii
dust of to ki,p poopl,
`out,
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nVakllll,l lV it 11(illt t•
th,ni on. in orkkr, al,kl I
p:trty i tit.) ~tiwthang
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A ft.•r ;il,ll,llii al " iillitit
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chur th
" larto stitn.m of Inoncy havi• i•••••Il
,•11t. 7 4 LIt•• •• for
the purpee of defeating the Republican
ty. This is an ohl g:un , • of Ih,•
charge " intro,-1100s" !upon
the I teini•raey, but in now making the
mendacious charge the stultilie., it
.self. granting that money has been ral•cd
which is utterly untrue. what i• it for! la
it been expended in purchasing this "quiet
andapathy"of which the t;.,:,ll,•rnml,lain•
so bitterly '! It is certainly an original idea
of the (41.,-It, that people must i.e paid to
keep quiet during a political CaMpalgn.
Tht. Gfl.7e/tc'e, "quiet repose " awl Moy
from Washington " do not agree well togeth
er. But it must say something. and the cry
of '• money from Washington," is as good as
:uty other humbug. 'flu• charge of pecunia
ry influences in Pennsylvania, in the present
aspect of political affairs here is foolishly
Mise , r , .. Wright and Howe
will be elected, we have nut n doubt, but
tie•y' trill not send to Washington or any
where else. for gold to pay the Democratic
legions of the t rld Keystone State. They
do not redt the battles of the country for
pay. They look at tILO great good which the
Democracy has accomplished in times past ;
they consider the great work which is before
it, and disregarding all minor considerations
the labor for the good of the country. it no
doubt takes money to pay for banners and
music and hire political , pealiers, as
ippOSitiOn find it necessary to do in order to
get up an excitement, but the Democratic
voters of Pennsylvania are not hired soldiers.
like those of the t tpposition. The "sums of
money " spoken of by the l hc,dtr exist only
a• a phantom in the editor's brain.
The (i.t.:,•tt, is equally unfortunate in it•
charge• that " the chief men of the party are
passim!' unannounced from county to county,
to give the word to the local managers."
Where is the evidence of the truth of this ?
If Messrs. Wright and Rowe are visiting the
different counties of the State, it is no more
than it is their duty as candidates to do. But
who are the chief men of the party who are
going around "unannounced," " oiling the
machinery," and rowing the hopes of the
Opposition, and exciting the nerves of the
(~ ,, , . .elte? Can the one'
The Democracy of Beitiewlvani a are ar
ranging their own programme ; it will be
played through in a masterly manner an d
when the finale comes—the grand tableau
Le Republican party will be found /ier.,
" ''art, and the Ga:ett,. editor "like N
all te u -s."
The dolorous character of the fid:ctt,
r. - -mark s , its mendacious charges against the
I) el"crar). and its desperate efforts to gal
vany.c, ow., party, are the best evidences
we want th o u it expects defeat. It com
mences its artid e with complaints of " Un
eXan/Pl'.'d speaks of " one or two "
of our candidat e : , •• cireulating among the
pc.iple," but before ctineludin g , it says " the
fk , umeracy arc ,is aeVt.e as they can be,"
and warns its frien.Li against the false se
curity into which we it seekin g to lead
them. The truth is the INmocraey ~re se
cure and the 6'a:elle knows It . H enee, its
perturbation so manifest in the disjointed
and contradictory character of itsussertions,
Its position as the organ of its party renders
it necessary for it to say something, and so
it says, " the enemy is strongly organized,
and will carry the State in this important
preliminary fight, unless you bestir your
selves."
The Republican County Committee are
going to"open the campaign " at Dl'Kees
port some time next month. Why do they
commence skirmishing around the out-
DIRECTOR OF TUE MIR:
Tlli SMAS NEEL, Tarentum
I , A \ I. Chairman
and cloarly in::
rd 1144 , hellind ir,
111ECOLIE
skirts? Are there no Republicans in the
cities to be drilled into the ranks? )1. are
they so utterly disgusted with their county
tieket that they will not bestir them
selves V
Th e GaLiette seems annoyed that the De
mocracy will not tread on the coat tail of
the Republican party. It is "spoilfng for a
fight." it has been " mum " upon the local
issues which its party has adopted awl would
like to (iover its position "
some how with the Democracy.
I' , ut our
plirty have resolved tnimi :e• the
'cell tenor of their It i, not :.,.11. , -
totned to ttsk iniviee in eonatieting. ezti
paigns from tiw Is
disturb us.
There is no political topic of exiating in
terest which requires discusshin previous le
the coming fall election. These IbTubli•
can meetings in the out,kirts are
bunkum," and their only u e will le• to
give opportunity to snine fledgling
clans to try their iiingson juvenile Tread
eagle speeches.
lleavv Bodice move .I.tw, and the Demo
eratie weight of Petite.ylvania '• will roll
at the right time. anil in the right
The Saleft of Naturalized Citizens--Euro
pean Opinion of the Course of the td-
minktration
IV hile the ("Actions opponents of the Pre-:-
dent and the nilinini,trittion nre
on necount of their e.tablished policy in re4iird
to the protection „1
may revisit their mai\ e land, the erilltrlit..to-il
,übjeets of European g.overnments thein,ek
are Illtlr.. ju<t 31,1 and do not
hesitate to voncede the due award of prose to
the enerit.y and patriotism of our o erniuebt
The European 1%,,1e, Inn, the rot! ro
marks on the subject:
A %Pry remarkablo circ,llll.tutwo if n,nt c•x
oiling r,nu, utt , •nti „ n in (.. I many. nll.l It S.
L• rllc aAciti• It M 114.11111 , •11:1t. • 1.
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t.ln•l may ho a ima 11,.•‘
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ii -
aco with a ..I• , 11t. 'lf h.. 1a 1 1,14'
in tin. kW, in (inn :11,4 V, tl
tior, of I r
I.lle-Prewer% ing Car
Tlo• N,w I , trk :31,-1
nt l'atti•rgiin. •lor , i'v It t."i
entirely of Iron, strong iron
and or iron
put t4,g..ther lliut it iv , 1.1 iti ',All
bo impossible, by tiny aniiiiirit fiirci,
I,r break it. or to d injury to it i•ii L% rid
in, it doWn u pro,ipicv
olet:311t lillitlfli•r, 4.%.•ry
la t ti t ol liatt a line pap.•r !mulet pirtun• in it, t, l
re,, ntiri L t Slllll. fitra,itts ‘iptv tor 11..11111 , 1t
th,• art` Clip/1(10U , , uu , l th , • .rnlnlut , •ry ❑u
tnrnnr flipar,rit IN' Th , •
t , wing u, th.• 14ro•xli•r 011,111,, td . lt, 11,11 • 1,/,-
id.•r than wrrr“,
wond,rn rand saw.. tlitn,i).h.t)
the Boston and Maine
one million five hundred tha n -and jois-enger
%verr. earned over that road during the ienr
ending May a,
ht- jumping Mr a train Willi , ' In i114,i1,11,
but .4 the 1111111011S0 remainder i..it one• v•i- in
jured in the leant degree while retaining hi
legitimate place in the Clan. it is ei.ideid all
our old rind well managed railroad enmpanie
are liecominiz , rifer and safer •• in,titutionn
for travelling It i• the 1,11
structed roads, usually got up u rivalp
draw away portions of the trade th, falter
inititagad which Elay niatiy t thi•ir
Cu,drirnor,t.
THE Maine Law is enforced in Portland at
the end of the pick-axe. A great deal of -
eitornent was prod teed in that city t Creel:,
by the City Marshal roughly' breaking open a
safe in Chu Exchange coffee House, on swpi
eion that liquor wilt kept in it. Tho applica
tion of lorce to the jar -honed that the suspi
cion was well and the bottles wore seiz
ed ns WitneSti,sti4niti,t th, keeper of the hotel.
These violent refortneri notke more drinkers
than they cure by their intemperate
THE speed at which a train
very deceptive; the rate t „,
appreciated by getting a side i,, w th ,.
Hence it is that so many accident s happen at
road crossings. It is the height of
to attempt to vrios a track when a train i.iw a r
enough to requird, in the judgment of the pl.-
sun driving the vehicle, the least haste in
ing the track.
THE sell-propelling steam tiro eng,ino9 used
in New York do not seem b, be in nitwit favor.
The Juneau/ C. , ,nmerre says it has been
found that the larger self-propelling engine
will not operate reliably at tires, and it is now,
therefore, entirely out of use. A smaller one
is on trial.
Miss SALLIE ST. CLAIR is playing at Buf
falo.
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GENERAL JACKSON'S GOLD SNUFF
On Thursday last n large number of the it
izens of Nash Olio nwt in the C'ity Hall to witness
the ceremonies ef the presentation et the quid
snuff box left in the last will and testament of
General Andrew Jat I,sen, to he present
ed to the o- valliant seldier ef the
city of New Vert. The .Muyer, en taking
the chair. ettele a 1,1 Hsi add from which
we tali:. fill e\tratt
A , it !mitt., , 1 , r , t,ent. , •,•:,,,iun
i-, cal a und Ow mind or
,•r v A Li,ery
1111 . 111. , ry and heroic life fif
11.41 , the' immortal
,riatr
pro-nat.-it t.. iniinral .11felinon by the untlt..ri
..1 ..ity Ni - i‘v York. n a t.146t•T1 ..1
thntr high brilliant inilita
ry anti law return it, t..
‘11• 1., It 1 / 1- til/L'll/•Ii..11 ,•11 4.1
No•NV t . .,1 L. I
IHH•H HWar.l.•.l 11.•rit.,1
tho intaluahlo 1 , .•.1‘..•,t by h.- rrt na•-: in Ow
lat.. war with t
A thn w .1: 1..•
I.:t‘s r 011..., aid I t.v
55i.1ik. , ” .5 (;, 11, %Oil,
1 . • at till- OW , I .int•hlik it in th.• tcr
ritnry
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liel~l
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.1/fitr, and In, r that tt litt,gg
:";ttrititt-ttli II; st- )1 r
Jonas dt0....f.e it, Alortitegie Tig6, IJr.
gin , . Air :-.N\ itippy and the rt...
~f tho t ge antialtio ergaitt tr.,. IS litt 1111,1. -tt
it on lie alit hard', appear in lg.
Merl: an cher:wit . r 111011,tit,
littlttorti r tirud.lcr. Nlaigtr
t'olonel 1 el. Kettle, 111r
lloininey. angl the other—gl thge.gg
s t tt , who .glt. he go Or gadder rn Eden.
and pointed the ivay rt., t lit tllll,ll 142,1,1.
careful keet...tit it Olga, ek g Wg• would.
for our o{Nn Fart. rather hear Ms iii, t:ea.
read 111,r1,1111 1111t1 de,., Igor
-o,,mt ~f •• Martin It that ig late to
l t, than anything - else that he over wrg.te,
they are g.ggt clever, u:01 hit -gg and often
E gg justli; but the piejtigle....: LA -.gill, other tire
probably not quite so g ggiepieruld,t is ,air-. and
we ,houldn't udrise him to try t h e "America:,
dodge in American land :••,, as he -hull
confine 111111,1.1 f to the choiYind up of English
he trill be vt.
ery m•eesd'ul here, but it
Ns . tttilti In' imprudent were he to nasal' the
sr,alirig•--,••• of the .overaign people of the
Cni
t,•,l State.. Its tgite of his worts he =peaks of
•• a ['lilted -ga unite " being the type of
everything, 1119 t utterly worthies,, and that
would not be t-Naetly the betet pa r i•gage to read
to it Yankee aught, lee, because they would
know that a .• l I'l •. - •tateg , , ggt•ettritY " is the
be•-t thing of the kind that ever was heard of,
the national goveristw•ltt haring always paid
its debts, and rather fume than paid them in
full. The words etectir in The Christmas
Carol,'' one of hi, best prtaluetions, and which
he is especially fowl of reading in public, be
cause he reads it well lie will do well to pass
it by bete.—Boston Trareler,..luglot
AM.
BARRY SULLIVAN is playing at AUVicker'i
Theatre, Chicago.
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tz• N.,' . , t. t
I Air readers will remember the spiey letter
~t Nor' wester" to the Boston Poet, refer
ing to Burling, the New York coilek•tor, which
went the rounds of the papers n few weeks
ago. The following account of hi modus op
erandi EeeinA to corroborate Nor' wester's state
ments:
Ten years ago I wan seated in my office at
No. 12 Wall street, busily driving the quill,
whet, I heard a quiet step behind, and then ri•
mild wire illqUirlll , if I Itad the transcript of
a certain judgment againg 10mi J. G. G. the pro
jector of the great Pee-gin-Willi-Wall ClMllkti
ny for selling Indian medicines. I looked up
and saw a roan whose twisted hst and palsied
were quite fittniliiir to 111 , , but of whose
Islllll , or calling I knew nothing.
"Yes. - I replied. r' I have the transcript."
11 ell, I V. wit it, - he said ; Pin going to
ciillect it for thin creditor. -
Going to collect it:" 1 exclaimed, why,
the jililgtilent pl.l rt-ctly worthies,. Exinii
time-. and Fi11 . ..v.11,1v- rater judgment. and nll
mean , of grace, have long ago been
exhausted upon U - is helplessly in
sols-ent, and is, besides the most adroit scamp
I ever ~ r t. ounterial
' XV tiatis that to me broke cot the ri-itor
la a gruff, mi ilillerent from his
gird limes Perhaps N.lll , don't know tt IM I
r 111 1 1, 11 - 1111!!, OW 11,111 nt0..111. 1 . “11
is lawtor, arni k Sheriff. are
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11l - nu&jnrit in I . ..krt- , 11,1 . Govern,.r
N‘ill frmii t u LLuu nn t In twelve
virtori , 4 aro ran, anal romotrlothl(
TII F.lt turn. I.4i.ar,t; ninoy
ettnitz•rm,t , . I:wit/dila . : thirty MOr111“0.
lit Next' Y.ri: on Nionduv
Flit II is
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kb" A Nl. , Nie
11.1.1.3 N I. till 11:I<4,
13111 e•-• btu -•• 11 1.1
t , 11111) valtl.ll.le ittodtollit.. It ottrt•,l ti1...,t I.y , rep-ott."
tpt.ott lbait) 111,11ny Nk•U
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I %%all< ev•ro... Illy farm; , 5t1,11.111, UN, Loll LI
I 4,11 era au)tluitig "
„„, rrytpilun: I take pleti , ure in tin) site
to t,.n lion I inane tete of literhave't. Holland liitters t antl
gated aitietrent relief via+evert, lo...invite, front winch
I tool IL,ne soil l IwileVe they wero of tteraitte
n • tile my ,iontaelt slid head.
bANII . EI. E.
Mr. Silas J. Liaeombe.uf Birmingham.
found in Bterhave's unhand Bitters a reined.. for Elrod
:who and Debility. My wife ban ulna ii,ed 'it with the
greatest benefit-"
Mr. A. S. Nieholi,on, of Pit bdiuriiii. oh., rcmat h s t h at
he has experienced inueli relief from n. we for
who.
- - .
Mr. John Davidson, living teu miles above Pat.:burgh,
ou the Pennsylvania Canal. says :—"When I commenced
rah mg Btu have's Holland Bittern, I could hardly walk.
I Dow enloy excellent health.
BENJAMIN PAGE, Ja. a 00., Sole Proprietors, No.
Wood, between First and. Second sts., Pittsburgh.
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HEADACHE AND DEHH.I ry
STRENGTH AND HEALTH RE.ToRED
etvfAdttertisentents
$lOO--{Wanted
A S ITUATI N. person who can Icnd
I" "Vl"Yer Tho bi..st of ref
erezier, given. Addre,s K., 13ox bs7, Pittsburgh P. U.
au:G at
EfiS E P EACH ES, .1 ERSEY PEACH ES,
JERSEY PEACHES
A fine lot or Pre+ll .Ter.tey I'em•hr-, in I,:t-1,t4, rt,eired
thy- day, and 1, .alr low, at
(. HERitsr.
Corn, LAa rR ln.l 411 - Pet, ,
EIGHTH ANAILII, FAIR
ALLEGHENY Co. AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY,
FOR WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA AND OHIO
13th, I 15th and IGth of September. '59.
OE=
PLATES, AMOUNTING TO NEARLY S 4,000
Fair Grounds, Ninth Ward, Pittsburgh
r EN TS A N Yl'l ER ERE 4 TIONS pro
v 1.1,1 the tlt-play of the Meottanio Arta, Di,
httotls. liirletto•ta, iron-t, Veg.
.131.1••• Stied. and Stall ,
ail.l .t 4 ,1 Tll,lr.
li . .thr. Th.. p.m,
edne.day. TlitarNda3 and Friday
3 0.11.•13,... M oV,V Eli kill Lu loovoled for
romonv ~( ortctoloo S.
111.1••-• -..ht for - ;•Thil , ol• , n -hotll.l in
eilll , 1:t... .1 s
Is NII E 1.1.1.
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11.•1•a.. t EVI.NI:sis. Svptelial...r. All Kr
anoo•d% krokitfikt within
adioltied
11,1 . 0111 1 1. 1.111 1111,1 to. enie•ro,dir,viam,ly
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el el di ,tt Fla ,It
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Monday. :".t b of September
AI P.• -I Pirt-hur.:ll
W. 111,;. I'IIITTICK Ai. CO.,
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DR GOODS,
illorkel,nool33 31erchnny
A E FIT! VINO FlttAt EL
lit , PE. ii. it
1,11. IMPORT iTIWOO4
I . :1111,1,11g a hill .t.rtlll,lll grb“,h, ttdapted to, th,
The , ,, with h.,mo imrehit-,—..
merican Fabricw,
R dl en.t.le them t ,, otter n. tim 'll,l. tho Inoq
..t11.1,11,t -.tog I,• 111 111 mark rt.
ksri AN LI 51 , 11112T-'r .ME 111.1.FRS
krt. uh it.d4. exAmmt• I
1.111 •11r1,11, nugl: ':311,1.uv
Hl l /:11I IL BOLE,
ENG! N Liu' LDER AN MACH I N isT,
GREAT wv.sTERN PLAININi; MILL. rew.
h u r l , r r,ri ii,/yucArte Ilru r , Pittdoirqh, its_ will make to
warranteil n, root" as 4 - an 1.0 Made, the
bdiowlllLf 11111:1011110rV, VIZ ' - -Steam Enguit..a, Turning
Lathe, fur wood :mil iron: Plancra, for wood and iron:
I 11...i.enandTohaccoSialiwa; Patent
right and Model
Pal lia, and all -to, - ' and variety ; Screws, rd
Ho, and inch, to tirteen length. will
al:. nod,, and have uu hand, Dilutor and Sigger En
;inn-, suit! lieck Pampa Gar ,tvaliititonl,, Le. Lathe
anti dune to "rd. , : can piano 32
urrhen wi d, v , by 9 1,4 I; It mg..
All 011ie-, ,rotpl I y Filled anti I) cnilu SatritM.
N - Particular attention and pl 11 Lnladdidt , given to
rilyitur. "it Printing iYr. and tali, 31aellinea.
15:1
T HE FALL
S 1 I. K 11 A 'l' S
Alho, a behuntal and durable l'aesanere Had and every
varlet of SUPT HATS for men had doys,
D 0 I) I) S
119 Wood Street,
augl i)or door South of Fifth.
DURA N D'S RICININ E, or Crystalized
Castor Oil Pomade, removes at once, dandruff,
Itching, and all ~.utaneous
J ruptions. For sale at
JOSEPH FLEMING'S,
ao ..1 corner Diamond and Market street.
LIME. -200 bbls. fresh, for sale by
sags HENRY H. COLLThia
IitiNIZIE
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Ji /II N 11. 31E1.1.01t,
=IIIIMO
ii 011 I'll 111 U.'
I'N II lI,ELPLIIA
HAIM DAVIS
....JOHN PHILLIPS-
JOSEPH H. DAVIS
DAVIS &- PHILLIPS,
BRASS FOUNDERS AND MANUFACTURERS,
PLUMBERS,
GAS AND STEAM FITTERS,
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN
PLUMBING MATERIALS, GAS FIXTURES, PUMPS AND BRASS WORK,
Agents for Allen's Celebrated Steam and Water Guages,
MANUFACTORY NO. 110 WATER, AND 104 FRONT STS..
PITTSBURGH, PENNIA.
Wareraoms, 67 Wood street. Pittsburgh, and Federal street, Allegheny City.
nug,fains2dp
gnu Advertisements.
THE IRON CITY TRUST CO:,
No. 256 Liberty Street.
BNK OF DISCOUNT, EXCIIANGE
AND DEPOSIT.
Capital Stock
Capital Represented, over $ 150,000
1,000,000
44 . - STOCKHOLDINGS ABE Han INDIVIDUALLY LIABLE. 'TAU
fluid. Silver, Par Finely, and Currency received on
dept.sit.. ALL MONEYS allowed to remain for a Set
rot.' Mlle, WILL DRAW INTEREST. - Sight Ex
eleue4o on the Eastern and Western cities constantly
for sale in slims to tint Colleetions made in all the
principal cite. in tile United Staten and the Canadas,
and PROCEED:: PROMPTLY REMITTED to any de
sired point, en day of maturity.
DIRE (Tong: •
John Moorhead. Alexander Forsyth, John Heath. Geo.
S. Head, .1. thll. William Seibert, W. M'Clintoek, Henry
Hobert Anderson.
H. E. WARNER, President.
ate,02:1:1!,
H. C. ScßMEß:l7Coshier
MONONGAHELA FOUNDRY
ANDERSON & PHILLIPS
nESIRE TO CALL ATTENTION TO
ji_f their -evertal kinds 1,1
HOT AIR FURNACES,
SUITABLE Volt CHURCH ES. PUBLIC SCHOOLS,
AND PRIVATE 111 11'sE8. E.pecially thq,tod to
.PIT'T'S33 - U_Fi.:3-1-1 C0.A.1_,,
And Wit habit. to WITH snot g 2.1
WrICE OF TI I --
PITTStirkGII GAS CoAll - •.ANY,
Augii,t Al. IRA j
TION —The annintl , rneellng of the
the - Put4blifghillet , CB , lllpfifly.” fir the
po-e ',rye ar Trt.ters for
of thr., 1,. held at the I li, iI the
, •[‘qpahy. m htt.l.lngh. Up. 1'1,4 Monday (Ath dry,
bet , f , .•ll the hour, of Ixa find fiN.,
l' JAMES M. CHRISTY.
n 0.," t.l Treti,urer.
PITT TtiNVNSETIP, t
j
ir:R.S.—Projiii , al” will t.. reenivrid
SA I ,-.opt.niiier 3J. for huildine. by
ca.ntrii.a. a new Sotoiol Holi-ir..ati Centre Avenue.
%nervy illo. The plan and Qpeoltieattons 0510 be seen :It
orhoo of W Kori, Aroldtoot. Clatr alreeL and
Ina) at the office of William A
4 ,, s nor .•( SI ,11/ :Ind Wood +t reel mihjeet tone
the lt“,tr.l Inia.. tor, For any other.l.-
~.
Fart, 1110 aprl) of the 'oMfmtt,e.
ALFA Hlt ii:fiENRI [N. E,
WILLI Oil A. lIERRON.
.1..11\ RA\.
CITY AND COUNTY INSURANCE COMPANY
IN(o - li'E IS lIEREIIY I;IVEN TITAN,
in ••••I I.f Atttnitiottly relating there
.- and the t liarter it Inettriatration, approved A put
II th ti. receive sulott-ripthat. to the Capital
. 1 the I tty hog t onnty Compah) of the
, reAipen at the cell, of PETER
Pit - LEL , Ft-tieral tttrttet. Allegeny. on AlttNit.% 5, the
I Ittt .•I July. and In. t•ontinue.l until the whole ountlrtor
..1 ttltArt— tre rtlAtd, from to o'clock, A. ,to 4
Jame. I. Graham,
11,111, 8.111.4111 II Pu.ey,
It. It John litrzutnettain,
II In. P Baum,
Irmet tthl. 1..1tn train. Sen,
John Saruh,on,
1 t
NlOl,l, Vot , ghtly. Sen.,
tot, A , ttott. k B 11" l awrell,
.1..1 It 8..1.11, loved ttatet,4.
trot, Lto.itto Jun. .1 Lostetotoe.
- thorn:iv Farley,
It It AR, 1111.411.1,
I: It P.dit.lt,ter, Thom.. I htutielly,
1. 1.• • I-, (I-wt./a.m., I.
11ADIAIE APOLLINE TETEDOLX!
131'11:1)INI; AND DAY Sl.llOOl. FUR
I.11111:S N., 141"I'mun 'Titter. 1'41,141,01.
Tt- ~n., o. y,ittp! IK-1.1,.. a full 1 , :t4,!-
1,11 tulittre the Fretu•lt I.un.
out:, .t..ll,ll,tAture. l'ruhlutt. tut Atneri••an horn,
)enr- lu F ruuw. arul betug
ht Mr rt•ti , i..ll, mid graduate tif
th. tlualruluttto."
•
The in•iiond animal will open on Monday. the
TZili Septelit•-r.
Trine hy thin term. $2:.; French and Latin
lannist aithi.ut extra niinron.
NI, pupil. reeelve.t tJtoler len yeas of age.
Far 0rr.•.1 tar, 01,1,1 y :it Mr. and Mr. Davi
of the re,itieliee of MAilxlllo Telvdt.US
THE CIIEAPEsT PLACE Ti) BUY
) , •lir fira'L' AN( , tillr )I.:S 10 the eity 0 at the
CHEAP CASH STuRE
Jt BORLAND,
OS Market A., soeond door from Filth.
I Idl nud 1.X.111,114` 1111. yourselves. A few more pair of
fi , )E-M, sit le;o than cost. an , 2l)
RAILROAD SPIKE COMPANY.
Jos. 1)111vorth, %V. C. Itidwell,
1?••Ife Sartt.)
lIINTYLLTORLILI OP
RAILROAD SPIKES,
ell AI ItS AND )AT SPIK ES,
Car. of Water I. and Cherry alley.
y•Bc y _ _ _ PlT7lfih URG H. P . 4
N A s'roV G WORKS.
ALEXANDER BRADLEY,
lIANUFACTLIOR AND DEALER IX EVERY VARIETY OP
Cooking, Parlor& Heating Stoves,
PLAIN AND FANCY GRATE FRONTS, &C.
Solo proprietor of the ('elebrated
PATENT t:As iirRNIN( ANIws)IOKEcoNsunING
CAO4sTAVCs•
And S/iio,l Rooms,
crelaly..ll No. 4 Woad Street. AltAburak. Th.
CHARLES B. KEEN,
S 'T' OCK "1B IR. OMC P, ,
:324 Walnut St,, Phlladelphla.
stork Bought ~u,l Sold on l'orrintit.sion at Hoard of tiro
het,: also IR) Itostoil. New York and liollintore.
aug-2:1111
NE W I , llt M.
GALLAGHER, CRAIG & CO.,
BRASS FOUNDERS
QTEAM AND GAS PIPE EMCEES,
L 3 PLC:UHF:RS and FINISHERS 14 . WI Linds of brews
wk•rk,
DEALERS IN GAS FIXTURES, Se.
Office and Wareroara. No. 1.14 Waal" at—
five Doors from Fifth.
Foundry, No. 15 , 1 Finn 61., Are Doors below
Dlonougabella !iouse.
The well-knoun prwliettl tkitl nthi expertence in the
illrlollShrxngltes of Brase ',Let= and Gas Pipe
Fitting, IA the ,eloor members of the Firm. (who %ill
gibe their por.onal eitetition to all work entrustbd to
t hem.i .ivAlld ell/1.111,R. , It. 11 or public pliirou 4 ge.
All Order. Promptly Filled.
iy14:11
G ENTS .131.:5T UALETY
Nt If CALF 1300T8,
And CON( A IT F.Rt, , , selling very low, at
W. E. S('HMERTZ 1 . CO.'S,
Rthr2o Fflh mtreet
1859. Second Arrival
CARPETS AND Off, CLOTIIS,
AT T 1115:
FOURTH STREET CARPET STORE,
PlTTsPußciff, N
WAfeC,I44,I3II. RasITOT
. Ft ai n e nnee that Cloy the receiving 4
second supply of CA itl•bi l'lNt., selects d directly from
the linp.oters and hhintiftieturers, 6 one of the firm,
now w the East, to whah they invite the attention of
purchasers. Mooa new style of CANTON MATTECG.
tor Summer Parlors. The latest make of CARPET
SWEEPERS, etc., etc., which shall he offered at the
lowest rates. 10 9 1 W. L. &AIcCALLUM.
r HE MANUFACTURERS of SA AV
YER'S CHEMICAL. OLIVE ERASIVE SOAP,
alter subjecting it to the severest tests known to the
trade, are fully persuaded that there is uo Family Wa..sh
wg soap in the Unite,' States, for so little money, having
at once so many good qualities, hand so few discounts)
OF BEAUTI--ln colors, firmness, surface and tex
ture generally.
PFRITT—In freedom from rosin, turpentine,
clay, fish oils, stale grease, anti adulterations.
OF 41J Alin—For washing clothes, of every descri
tion, coarse or fine; cotton, linen, woolen or silk; dyed ,
printed or white: for taxman tar, grease, pitch, paint,
oil, printers' ink, shoemakers' wax, etc., from clothes,
furniture, and from the hands.
Give it a fair trial for yourselves, and be convinced.
Remember, the name is on each bar. Ask fora copy
of the directions. R. C. dc J. H. SAWYER,-
ito3 47 Wood street, Pittsburgh
THE ONLY PLACE to etag good Cigar,
is at JOB. FLEMISG'S,
aug2.l' corner Diamond and Market at.
pES.II TAMARINDS, just. received by
JOSEPH FT.RMING,
augn corner Diamond and gadget street.
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
GREAT WESTERN
Insurance and Trust Company.
(IFFICE IN COMPANY'S BUILDING,
1.._;•
tiA 403 IV AL.ltir ST, PHILA DELPEDi . CHARTER PER
-I.ET
Author/ zed Capital, $500,000.
STATEMENT. MAY Is, 1459.
Curril—Paul iu and speuro-ly ..... E6,,L00 oo
ASSETS, MAY S. IM9. -
CASH—On hand and in Baia - 412,679 SX
In hanth.of Agents 0.031.1 17
Real Ratan, owned Icy the Company
Bonds and Mortgages—baring six and seven
_
per vent interest 1.52,940 00
Debts due the Company, well secured 17,748 81
Stock—Par I,llle 78,450 00
llillsrecei rabbi for I oane, A e., not ye t matured_. 31,117 43
,000
All other setturilies 15 ,00
Total
L 1.41
Lorar-i—A.ljn,le.l, not yet 11il1ia,.1TIE>3. $
4,3113 4t3
1., nadjuatekl 7,031 51
Awaiting proof t,OOO IN)
All other elan., 2n,574 ' 57
J. WRIGHT, Secretary.
R. W. PoINDEXTER. Agent,
97 Water st.„ Pittsburgh.
NORTI3ERN
ASSURANCE COMPANY
NO. 1, MOORGATE STREET, LONDON.
ESTABLISHED IN 1838
CAPITAL- 56,298,800 00
PAIL UP CAPITAL, AND SURPLUS.. 2,104,111 02
ANNUAL REVENUE, for the year
ending January :IL isris
THIS COMPANY INSURES AGAINST
Loss or Damace by Fire. almost every description
of Property. Tan lint, of Prenanni are moderate, and,
in all cases, knead upon the char:l,ner of the owner or
oceupant, and the merits of the risk.
Loses promptly adjusted and paid without. reference
In Loudon. 4 ,jacird permanent fond provided in Pula
liapirlaffor payment of (user' in this country
Me,srg. & Co, 174 IVOO4 street;
John Floyd d: Co. 17:1 Wend street;
" Brown .A'Kirk pat rietta. 1a; 1.0 telly . street
" L. Gregg te Co, NJ Wood street;
" Wilson, 31•Elrov & Co., 5.1 Wood street;
James M'Cantilt , ...% ar I " ; Wood street;
Diimict; .0 Co.. 113 Water street:
" B. A. Falinestock & co.. Fast and Wood sta.,
" Jos. Wondsrell & Co.. Second and Wood 31st'
Leek CO., S Wood street:
Iturchfitild & Co.. Fourth and Market streets
31•Chudleas, Means A Co., Wood and Water eta
RETLEX2qMS ti PIIIL.ii , EI.PI/1%.
rreollTe IS. Stuart, Esti, 13 Bank street;
3lessrs. Myers. Claghorn & Cti„ Market street;
" Rm. 3l'Kee A: Co.. '22 South Front street;
" 31•Cuteiteon & Collins. Front and: ets streets
Smith, William; A . Co, 513 Market street;
" James Cirntelm A. Co. 20 and 2.2 Letitia street
Joseph B. Mitehell, Esq, President Mt - tell:110es Bank
James Dunlap, Esti, President Union Bank; •
lion W. A. Porter, late Judge Supreme Court.
JAMES ARROTT, Agent,
Temporary Office, 103 Wood street-
=II
ALLEGHENY INSURANCE CO
OF PITTSBURGH.
OFFICE--So. 37 Fifth Street, Banir,Block.
INSURES . AGAINST ALL KINDS OF
FIRE AND MARINE RISES.
ISAAC JONES. Pre,dent; JOHN D. MeCORD, Vice
President; D. H. BOOR, Secretary; Capt. WILLIAM
DEAN, General Agent.
Duttcrovz—l-aac Jones. C. G. Hussey, Harvey Childs,
Capt. R. C. Gray, John .t. Wilson, B.L.Fahnestock, John
D. McCord, Isaac 31 Pennock. R. P. Sterling, Capt. Wm.
Dean, Thos. H. Howe, hunt. H. Davhie my2B
DELAWARE INIUTITAL
INSURANCE COMPANY
INCORPORATED BY THE LEGISLA
TURE 01,PENNSLVANIA,1635.
OFFICE,:'. E. CORNER THIRD A.. 17) 1r.4.1,..WJT ST S
PHILADELPHLA
Marine Insurance.
ON VESSELS, )
CARGO,To all parts of the world
FREIGHT, )
INLAND INSURANCES
On Goods, LT River, Canals, Lakes. and Land Carriages
to all parts of the Union.
FIRE INSLTRANC."
On Merchandise generally,
On Stores, Dwelling Rouses, etc, etc.
ASSETS OF THE COMP3.:I F,
NOvadanal I, 105 E.
Bonds. Mortgages, and Real 71,363 35
Philadelphia City cent. Loan 105,144 00
Pennselcania State barns 104,425:00
Mined States Treasury - Notes 30315-50
Railroad 6 In cent- Ilortgage Bonds.-- 67,375 00
Stocks in Railroads, Gas and Insurance C 0,,.,. 21,362 60
Bills Receivable iJ1,660 36
Cash on hand 42,00: 05
Balsam in hand, of Agents, Premiums on
Marine Polities recently issued, and other 61, 2 _8814
debts due the Company
1t188,804 Ti)
DI R E C TORS.
Wm. Martin, eamnel E. Stoke ti
Edmund A. Sender. J. P. Perliston,
Theophilus Paulding, Henry Sloan,
John R. Penrose, Edward Darlington.
John C. Davis. H. Jones Brooke,
James Traquair, spencer M'llvaina
Wm. Eyre, Jr., Thomas C. Hand,
James C. Hand, Robert Burton,
Wm. C. Ludwig, Jacob P. Jones,
Joseph H. Seal, James B. M'Farlatd
Dr. R. M. Huston, Joshua P. Eyre,
Geo. G. Lieper, John B. Semple. Pitt
Hugh Craig, D. T. Morgan,
Chayles Kelley, J. T.Logan, it
WILLIAM MARTIN, President.
PROS C. HAND, ti ice President.
11 imyr I.Ttetatzr,Seeretnry.
T. 4. MADEIRA, Agent.
4e= 143. 9p Water' street, Pittsburgh.
Pgi
:I.4.DELPHIA. FIRE AND
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
N 0.149 CHESNUT STREET,
Opposite the Custom Howe,
WILL MAKE ALL KINDS OF INSU
RANCE.. either Perpetual or Limited, on every
de,eripuon 4 Property or 3terehandute, at reasonable
tales of premium.
Charles Payes,
E. B. English,
B. B. Savory,
C. Sherman,
S. J. Magargee,
F. BLACKBURN, Secretary.
J. G. COFFIN. Agent,
Corner Third and Wood streets
pENNsyr-lirt rx7BIJRANCE CO.
Of rlttsbqrgh.
.- ........ ...No. 63 Fourth Slirf.3!,t.
pIRECiURS.
Jacob Painter, Rody Patterson, I. Grier SprocJ,
C. A. Colton, James H. Hopkins. A. A. Cartier,
Henry Sproul, Men. Vonehtly, George W.Sznitlb
A. J;Jon , cs, NV:We I,lninpto , Hobert Patrick'
chartered . - papilla- ... @300.000
FIRE' Asp MARINE P4S - li s TAKEN, of a. 46-
...
seriptio4s.
MIMES:
A. A- CARRIER, Pre itiont.
I. GRIER SPROUT., Secretary
rittobirrgt Insurance Csmpany,
NO. 96 WATER STREET, PITTSBURGH.
ROBERT GALWAY, President.!
ALEX. BRADLEY, Vice President.
F. A. RINEHART, Secretary.
Insures against HULL AND CARGO RISES, on
the Ohio and Misi , ossippi Rivers and tributaries, and
MARINE RISKS generally. -
And against and damage by Fira, and against the
Perils or the Sea and Inland Navigationand flapor . ..
tattoo.
DISZCTORS.
Robert Galway, Samuel M'Clur'ar4
.Yosetili P. Gazzam. M. D., John Scott,
Jame, blurshall, - David Richey,
James W. Heilman, Charles Arbuthnot,
Alexander Bradley, T. L. Leech,
John Fullerton,' N. F. Hart,
R. Robinson, Robert H. Hartley.
William Carr. . M.'Gill. fet:3
Western Insurance Company,
OF PITTSBITRGH.
GEORGE DARSIE, President
F. M. GORDON, Secretary
Orr= N 0.92 Water street, (Span.," d. Co.'s Waren 003 a
up ataira.,) Pittsburgh.
Will iusure against all Fonda of FIRE and MARINE
RISKS.
A Home Institution managed by Directors who are
well known in the community, and who are determined,
by protnptneas and hberahty, to maintain the character
which they have easumed, as offering the beat protec
tion to those who desire to he insured.
ASSET'S, APRIL 30th, 1859.
Stork ...........
M0rtgage_..........._.........
Office furniture._
Open Aceounts. .....
Cash
Premium Notes
Notes and bills discounted
. .
George Darsie, It. Miller, Jr.,
J. W.. Butler, George W. Jiltlrmo.
James .I.t'Auley, Alex. Speer,
Andrew Ackley, Wm. BfoKru . ght,
Nathaniel Holmes, Ale+and•r l'.iMift.
D.M. Long, Wm. H, &idtb,„
40 .• W. Ricketeon. - . 1416
Jusurance.
--$ 19,207 oz
49,000 00
933,734 12
=llMl==l
SAFETY
litiliEßT P. ICING, President:
M. W. BALDWIN, Vice President,
DIRECTORS:
E. R. Cope,
George W. Brown,
Joseph S. Paul,
John Clayton,
E. Wilor,
•••S 90,000 00
. :4160 00
250 DO
17,380 as)
—. 30,076 11
153.389 29
PCP,I3I; O c 5
CEEttrall
V 38,909 70