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try, and those pnblra men here Whcs Ydoes when
the people xpeslt, and who can see the voice of
the American masses waving as it were like a
spirit upon the waters. The latter can feel it in
the atmosphere ; they can read it in the signs of
the times; they know its approach as well as the
mariner does the approaching storm,—by the
single speck that appears in the otherwise cloud
less sky. Never has a public man ventured to
set himself up against a just public opinion that:
he has not been crushed. Never has an infatu- •
ated intellect dared to aspire against the honest',
declaration of the masses in favor of a good
principle or a good man, that he has not fallen
like Lucifer, to rise no more. Along the path-,'
way of political history, we find the memories
and the wrecks of such men strown like admoni
tions to the present political era. It has been to'
the Democratic party, this obedience to the Dem
ocratic will, the soul of its exstence, the pillar
of its power, the watchword under which it has
triumphed, and which has enabled it, even when
falling before a deluded popular demonstration,
to retain that inextinguishable vitality which
soon restores it to confidence and to power. Up
on this rock we take our stand ; here we plant
our banter, and Calmly await the issue of the
Democratic National Convention.
Vittsburgt Vost.
SATURDAY MORNING
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET
Democratic State Central Commit tee
The Democratic State Central Committee of
Pennsylvania wilbmeet at Pittsburgh, at the St.
Charles Hotel on Monday. the 26th of May, at
10 o'clock A. Important business should se
cure a general attendance.
J. W. FORNEY, Chairman.
At the suggestion of many Democrats, I re
spectfully request a❑ friends of Mr. Buchanan
(not delegates) who design attending the National
Convention, to meet at Wilkins' Hall, above the
Mayor's office, on Monday evening, the 26tb, at
7.4 o'clock, to make axratigemeats, &c
For this week is filled with reading matter, lite
rary, news, and political. Ito monetary and do
mestic market review is also very complete.
Persons wishing to send a good paper to their
friends at a distance, or to take one for them
selves, will find our Weekly just the thing. For
sale at the counter in wrappers at 3 cents per
copy. By the year, $2,00, or, to clubs of ten,
for $l,OO each.
In yesterday's telegraph columns the account
of an attack on a United States Senator was
read. According to that account the assailant
spoke to him before he 'truck him, and then on
striking him the first blow Mr. Sumner called for
help. He appears to have made no resistance
whatever.
Now, Sir. Charles Sumner is, we should judge,
five feet ten inches io height, and will weigh
about one hundred and sixty pounds. Hs is
about forty-two years of age. He is in the
prima' and vigor of manhood—hale and atbleti. ,
in appearance, and apparently capable of coping
successfully with a majority of his fellow-men
Nature has given him a good proportion of the
means of self-defence. nal a man thus endow
ed shall adopt the principle of non-resistance.
and submit tamely to a beating from another i
a shame to mankind and a crime against nature.
Nature has endowed every titan with the instinct,
el resentment and self-preservation, and given
him strength to back them ; and to ignore those
instincts, and refuse to employ that strength
unnatural, shameful, and cannot command the
sympathies of mankind. What. man or woman
will applaud Mr. Sumner for sitting still in hi
arm-chair and letting another man beat him over
the head with a cane? The man was probably
not one whit his superior in physical capacity—
in health and vigor. Any man who can call 1 . ,,r
help can help himself a little.
Well, this thing of non-resistance may be right.
but, if so, it should be acompanied by a blame
less life, a gentleness of manner, a softiies, of
words that sill give no offense. To shield one'.
self under the plea of non-resistance and then
assail others with bitter and reviling language,
is a cowardly crime. The weak may not insult
the strong with impunity; and the non-resistant
may not insult those who will resent it with
blows. Mr. Brooks has acted the ruffian, ha
committed a crime in law, and, we think, a
breach of privilege. He may be punished by
the Senate; he may be punished by the Court.
But after all is said and done, Mr. Sumner ha
furnished his assailant with some excuse.
Saunter Butler, of South Carolina, is one of
the oldest men in the Senate. His log hair i+
white as snow with age. Mr. Butler VVIY al,
sent from Washington when Mr. Sumner made
his recent speech. Vet nothwithstanding his age•
and his absence, Mr. Sumner reviled him with
abusive epithets. After arguing that slavery
was all that was vile and wicked, he denounced
Senator Butler as its Don Quixote and its cham
pion. Mr. Brooks is a relative of Senator But
ler, and he undertook to chastise Mr. Sumner for
this assault on the absent Senator.
Now, if Mr. Sumner was a fighting man he
would have the right to use such language, being
restrained only by the courtesies of life ; but being
professedly a non-resistant, he has no such right.
We neither justify nor excuse the assault. 1 t
should be severely punished, and 'we hope it will
be. But these none resi.teut men, who can
shower down bitter and reviling words, but will
not defend themselves, are a disgrace to the
Northern States, as ranch as the bullies and
ruffians are to the Southern. Had Senator Sum
ner made an effort at defence by any means Within
his reach he would have had the general sym
pathy.
The Washington Star, in speaking of that
portion of Mr. Sumner's speech where he assails
Mr. Butler, says : .
" His personal villification and abuse of Senator
Butler, than whom a more considerate and higher
toned gentleman never graced a seat in the national
councils, caused a blush of shame to mantle the cheek F
of all present who respect the body before whom it
was uttered ; became it was wholly unjust and untrue,
and, in style, far better suited to some low doggery
in a region of country wherein billingsgate is uttered
with impunity, because it is not customary there to
resent and punish such language personally."
IN /4 4 RANE.—We exposed a fraud at d
fad e
hood in the Gazette the other day, and it hat
been in a "pretty considerable decidedly partic
ular rage "at us ever since. Can't help it; it
was our duty ; an unpleasant one, but we could
not shrink from it. "Let the galled jade wince,
our withers are unwrung."
Our only objection to the Gdzette being filled
every day with Kansas matters, is the compas
sion we feel for its readers. If they take no
other papers, they must be sitting in darkness,
indeed. All the rest of the world is a sealed
book to them. They are only told aboi _Kansas,
Kansas, Kansas ; and one-half they are told about
that is false upon its face. It itl well understood
to be a mere electioneering device of a broken
down party—a forlorn hope of a sinking pack of
political jagglers. But the joke of the thing is
that they imagine they arefrigiarning the demo
crats: Just think of that!
Pun. Docs.—We are indebted to Hon. Richard
Brodhead of the G. S. Senate, and Hons. John A.
Quitman, J. Glancey Jones, and John A. Saitige
of the House, for-public documents.
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GEORGE SCOTT, ov uoLumuu co.
JACOB FRY, Jr., ?dorroomray
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TIMOTHY IVES, Pt/TM COUNTY
SAM. W. BLACK
Ch'ur'n County Committee
THE WEEKLY POST
MR. SUMNER BEATEN
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The Boston Posj argues that the candidate for
Presidency must be s elected with
li ani,„;:view
to availability. pie a4imenWrie j ither;wise
nor democratic 00141.4 me4ns itOpu
larity—capacity jo coifinand rckie! s. ,'Therinost
available Man one Wife will poll more v 074
than any other. He is the choice of the people,
then ; and to say he should not be nominated if
Bound is to say that the people should not have
their choice. Is that democracy ? That may do
down in the " old Bay State," where the democ
racy are always in the minority : hut it will not
do in Pennsylvania, where it almost always tri
umphs. It would 'seem . that the democrats in
Massachusetts have been beaten so often that
they rather like it; and hence care nothing
about selecting an available man, and so insur
ing success. If the people are not to have their
choice by the selection of the available (because
popular) man, :who is to have the choice? The
politicians? Friend Greene, that will never do.
It is not " popular sovereignty." It is not the
people ruling themselves. It 1.1 not democracy.
Provided the candidates are all equally sound
on the great principles of the party, the most
available one should he selected ; because in that
way we give the people their choice, and insure
the success and triumph of our principles. No
one man can monopolize a principle of the party,
and say he must be the candidate to vindicate
the principle. The party can be made the pro
perty of an individual for no such a purpose.
The Boston Pool, article is aimed against Mr.
Buchanan, and is of course an admission that
Mr. 11. is now the must available man that the
democrats can nominate. The admission is right,
but the argument wrong, and it will prove un
availing.
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But it would be most unwise to disregard
availability at the present time. It is folly to
say we can elect any man who may be taken up.
That boasting confidence might meet a sad re-
Luke. Pennsylvania is a democratic State and
always has been; but it must not be supposed
on that account that her claims to the nominee
this time ran be coolly ignored with safety. She
has sonic pride, as well as a good deal of firm
ness and good faith : and she will not consent to
serve forever in the ranks, while others bear off
tln e honors.
Blaine (or "Old Buck."
The following resolutions were adopted by a
meeting of the democracy of the second district
,t Maine
R , suiced, The mimic istration of President Pierre
has been econominal, effieient and faithful to the con
stitution and maintained the honor and interest of
the country at home and abroad.
hr.oh-rd, Phat ti e lion. James Idnehanon le our
first choice for President of the United States, that
we believe that his nomination would add a net.
guarantee to the stabilliy of republican institutions.
and that it would be responded to by an unprecedent
ed majority of the American people, and that the
delegates of the second Congressional district be and
are hereby requested to use all fair and honorable
means to secure his nomination.
We believe Mr. Buchanan will get nearly all
the delegates from Maine.
Tun PILEME Covax adjourned at Harrisburgh
on Tuesday last until Monday next. The term
was shortened on account of a mistake of the
?tdams Bar, in regard to the rule relating to
paper-books, by reason of which their oases
were all continued. The entire bench were in
attendance.
NCI SIGNED YET.-A telegraphic report to
the Eastern press, which has since been exten
sively coded throughout the State, declared that
Governor Pollock had signed the Private Claim
h ill. This is incorrect, as we learn from Harris
burgh by a private letter dated Thursday even.
log.
.111.Ars: Rgri FILICINS.— The fitness of thi ,,
designation to distinguish spurious Republican
froth genuine is obvious. 1. Because spuriou-
Republicans make the black man their principal
'tuck in trade. I!. Because the promotion of
.ectiunalism, i. e. the alienating of one portion
of the Union from another, contrary to the cony'.
cils of the Father of his Country and to patriot
i.eni and good neighborhood, is decidedly a black
hearted business. J. Because the negroes, In
thi, , part of theconntry at least, generally belong
t, or sympathise with the Black Republican par
ty. .1 Beeause it would be wrong to appro•
priate so wad a name Republican to such
party. Th73' have already spoiled several good
!lame , - why should they be pertaittgt to spoil
another By calling them Black Republicans
all the , e difficulties are avoided. Tha use of
the de•ognatiot has become MR OQUIELI dr, or
nearly so, as was that of the Laibtoto four
years ago to distinguish an old fashioned Demo
„ruts '•l'mu Slavery” is for a man who do e s
anything to help the slaves except by stealing
them front their masters. The best way for
the Black Republicans is to accept the designa
tion, ias the Democrats did that of Locofoco,,
and then, like the latter, behave so well as to
render it popular. This, however, they are not
likely to do.—.N. V. Journal q/ . Cwionerre.
A liKet VolmaY.—The Democrats of
St. Paul. Minnesota, recently nominated a full
ticket to be supported at the election of city offi
cers. The Fusionists held a public meeting and
adopted a ticket embracing all the Democratic
nominees, except Mr. Becker, the candidate for
Mayor For this office they nominated a Fusion
1.4 name Fuller. The election took place on the
th, when the entire Democratic ticket Iva,
elected The Fusion organ, announcing the re
ult, 'dates that the entire Fusion ticket wa•
elected, clew the candidate for Mayor. That
about as cool as anything we have seen lately
The total vote of St. Paul is sue thouqind two
hundred and fifty-eight.
WASHINGTON COUNTY, PA.—Mr. John elleS
round of Monongahela City, recently acquitted
here of a cLarge of counterfeiting, was thrown
from his horse while riding near Bealesville early
.in the week, and broke his culler hone A sou
of Alex M'Gowan, near Finleyville, was sadly
wangled by coining in contact with a threshing
machine on Wednesday Mr. David Riddle
withdraws his name as a candidate for the Leg
islature. Mr. Riddle has already served two
terms ....Mr. Jesse Bane, of East Finley town
ship, had his residence burned a few nights since.
The inhabitants had barely time to escape with
their lives, without attempting to save the rural -
Lure.
The Massaohn sssss Personal Liberty MU.
BOSTON, May 21.—The Personal Liberty bill
came up in the House to-day, and Mr. Hale, of
Boston, moved to substitute for the majority re
port (in favor of retaining the law) the minority
report, (for its repeal). The motion was carried
by 130 yeas to 113 nays, many members dodging
the vote.
The majority was composed of straight Whigs
and democrats and a portion of the Americans.
At the adjournment to dinner a motion was pend
ing, made by a free soil member, to indefinitely
postpone the whole matter.
MoTnEtts—Tny Ir!—Dr. Rogers' Syrup of
Liverwort, Tar and Canclialsgua is a medicine
peculiarly adapted to cure the Snaffles, Wheez
ing, or those bad Colds in your children, whibh,
if neglected, are so apt to bring on Croup. We
say it is a safe and certain remedy for those
complaints, and is also pleasant to the taste.
All Drug Stores keep it.
JENNY LIND ODLDSCH3IIDT.—TIIO Philadelphia
Ledger states that private letters from London
speak of Jenny Goldschmidt's success there as
fully equal to her former triumphs.' Her chari
ties have been, as usual, most noble ; matrimony
has chastened her caprices ; English air and
diet have re-established her health, and her boy
is the image of his mother.
OVERLAND EMIGRATION TO CALIFORNIA.—The
difficulties on the Isthmian travelling routes have
caused the Californian emigration to revert to
its overland route through Missouri, Kansas,
Utah, etc. A letter from Palermo, Kansas, says
that this spring there is quite a large overland
travel of this kind through that territory and
bound for Kansas.
THE Sub-Marine Telegraph Company is about
to resume and complete its line from the island
of Sardinia to Cape Ben, so that Paris will soon
be placed in telegrtrile communication with the
colony of Algiers. 'I'LL, marine cord has been
reduced from seven to three threads.
A Luczr Clurri.w..,--Santa Anna, the ex-Dicta
tor of Mexico, is living in great style at Tabico,
four miles from Carthagena; in New Grenada,
Botth America. fie is said to be worth $4,000,000.
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;Feign of Terror throughout the Ter4tory—The
time Are i ibr a4rl,- Ifgwrynce—,,The
roarer 41nphaeff - 462.refa ofojh
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,_Dates from Lea4nyiur' thAnais, } Satz ay
tist; are received,p Wednesday ( Co. da3 ) had been
liked upon for the tack on Lawrence. There
is a general reign'saf terror in the Territory.
Two cannons had crossed the river at Chison
destined for Lawrence. Buford's company were
enrolled in the militia, ILlAD:mashed with United
States arms by Gov. Shannon. The free State
men want arms and ammunition. Donaldson,
United States Marshal, has proclaimed bis inten
tion to make clean work of whit he has to do
this time. Governor Robinson is still at Leming
The correspondent of the Jefferson (Missouri)
Enquirer states that a petition is tieing circulated
in the bolder counties praying for the immedi.
ate removal of Colonel Sumner.
The Kansas correspondence of the St. Louis
Denwcrat writes under date of the Dith
that eight to twelve hundred men were encamped
near Lecomptort
The people of Lawrence had sent a note to
Colonel Sumner asking him to station a body of
troops in the vicinity to prevent the mob It.=
proceeding to sanguinary extremities. He declined
saying, he had no power to move without orders.
Mr. Cox., of Lawrence, waited on Marshal Don
aldson, to ascertain if anything could be done
peaceably to prevent his monster posse entering
the town. Mr. Donaldson said their demands
must be complied with, that every man against
whom a process was issued should be surrender
ed ; that all munitions of war in Lawrence
should be delivered up, and that the citizens of
Lawrence should pledge themselves under oath
to implicitly obey the enactments under which
Cie Territory is governed.
Upon receipt of this, the citizens held a meet
ing, and drew up a letter to the Marshal, stating
that any person acting under him would be al
lowed to execute legal process against any in
habitant of Lawrence, and that if called upon
they would serve as a posse in aiding the arrest ;
that there would not now, or at any future time,
be any resistance to the law, and that they only
awaited an opportunited to testify their fidelity
to the Union and the Constition. They claimed
to be law-abiding, order-loving citizens, and
atked the protection of the constituted authori
ties.
The purport of the Marshal's answer was that he
did nut believe the promises of the people of Law
rence that he regarded them as rebels and
traitors, and that they should booty what his de •
mands were when be came.
Mr. Brown, editor of the Herald of Freedom,
writes that a mob entered the hotel at - Kansas
City, where he was staying, and dragged off a
man which they supposed to he himself. tin di , -
covering their mistake they returned and de
manded him of the proprietor, who refused to
deliver him up to them. A company of Michi
gan emigrants then entered the hotel tu protect
the occupants. The mob were still surrounding
the hotel, and gathernig reinforcements at the
close of his letter. No authentic intelligence
has been received concerning his i Brown's) fate
since his capture.
These is a paragraph going the round of the
papers to the effect that Col. Colt's invention of
the Revolver is no novelty, and that pistols of
a similar construction have long existed in
the tower of London. This in a fact. At
the Great Exhibition in 1861 we ourselves saw
a pistol in thecollection of ancient arms, which
in construction nearly resembled that of Col.
Colt. It had six chambers, but if we recollect
rightly, it was the barrel which revolved. It is
perfectly possible, however, that Col. Colt had
never seen or heard of these pistols, as it is more
than likely that the officials in charge of the ar
mor at this tower did not themselves know of
their existence. In the excitement consequent
on the Great Exhibtion of ISAI, they were, how
ever, disentombed, and were a matter of mu h
speculation to those curious in such matters.
A CASK roe SVMPATIIT.—The Buffa/0 Repubbe,
Imo of the intensified negro worshipers, states
that a few days ago -a negro, fat and wholesome,
with about a pound and a half of raps on hie
person," called at the police office, in that city,
and waited some time for the Justice. The Re
putd,r then adds The Justice cane, and then
this greasy black man told his story. Ills name
was John Wright, and he had been a slave in
Nliddletown, Delaware, and was owned there,
and ran away in 1856. Fie had had a hard time
of it. The people of Canada didn't want him user
there--nobbody wanted him, and he di,ln't want
nobody—he didn't care for anything--he Wllllted
10 go to the penitentiary, make his will and end
his days there.-
THE Gott , OF CALIFORNIA NO NEW DISCO% LI:1.
--The Sacramento Mull., infers from the follow
tag facts, that the orignsl natives of the soil
ealifonda must have known the exibtence of.
and used the gold of the auriferous region. L.
15541 an arrow head of solid gold was found in
the neighborhood of Butter's Port; and lately a
spear bead and a small hatchet have been dug
up on the American river near the Bucke)e
diggings. These last were fabricated front the
pure yellow metal, and weighed over 2 3 4 lbs.
It is thought they bud been buried with the body
..f some brave, as they were found about 11l feet
below the surface.
BREADSTUFF'S Fr A St' F.. The Fricnel mar
kets for Hour are less crowded, according to the
advices by the last'vteaturr The supplies arri
ving to certain Faris houses on contracts made
on thi,i side of the Atlantic last fall and winter,
iin which the French government was thought
to have an interest) are being sold at auction on
arrival The latest sale, 1,0,000 barrels, was
well attended, and although the loss was great,
the prices are noted as being a shade firmer than
at the previous sales.
AN AFFLIvIED Wthowta.—The following or
der, verbatim et 'keratin', was received by an
undertaker in Yew lurk city, froth an Billeted
widower.
Nut' ley tied and Wonkt to be her
rim' to morrow 1 1 !OSP wair to dig the hole--
hi the !tide or my 2 Ciller wail's. Let it be
depe !..
A country editor received the following "stop
my paper
DRAII SIR :--" I have looked carefully over
your paper for six months, for the death of some
individual I was acquainted with ; but as yet,
not a single soul I care anything about has drop
ped off, you will please to have my name erased."
IRANISTAN, 13arnum's country seat, is to be
sold udder the hammer, next September. It is
valued by, the owner at halt a million, but under
a forced little . it is nut expected to bring the
amount of the mortgage the ,Jerome enmpany
have upon it, amounting to $157,000.
enuncu-Goino.—ln Loudon, out of a popula
tion of two and a half millions, only five hundred
thousand attend church. lu Liverpool the pro
portion is about one-third of the population.
The case seems to be pretty much the same in all
great cities.
Dz. Wayland is reported by the Purilan Re
corder to have recently affirmed that "our Rule
of Faith must be found in the New Testament,
to the exclusion of the Old," and that this is the
uniform sentiment of the Baptists.
THR WooL Caor.---The Zanesville Courier says
it is reported that very great losses of sheep have
ocurred in Ohio this winter, and predicts that it
will effect the wool crop. ~
TELE New York Cormier, (French) says a Rus
sian squadron now at Cronstadt, was to leave
there in May for North America, under com
mand of Admiral Warakowitcsh.
R Ruatia Salve.—lt is a Boston remedy
of thirty years' standing, and is recommended
by physicians. It is a sure and speedy cure for
burns, piles, boils, corns, felons, chilblains, and
old sores of every kind; for fever sores, ulcers,
itch, scald head, nettle rash, bunions, sore nip
ples, recommended by nurses,) whitlows, stie.,
festers, ilea bites, spider stings, frozen limbs,
salt rheum, scurvy, sore and cracked lips, sore
nose, warts and flesh wounds, it is a most valua
ble remedy and cure, which can be testified to by
thousands who have used it in the city of Boston
and vicinity for the last thirty years. In no in
stance will this Salve do an injury, or interfere
with physician's prescriptions. It is made from
the purest materials, from a receipe brought from
Rassia—of articles growing in that country—
and the proprietors have letters from all classes,
clergymen, physicians, sea captains, nurses, and
others who have used it themselves, and recoro;
mend it to others. Redding's Russia Salve is put
in large tin boxes, stamped on the cover with a
picture of a horse and a disabled soldier, which
picture is also engraved on the wrapper. Price,
25 cents a box. Redding & Co., proprietols.
Aberdeen, in Scotland, or else from the scattered
fragments which the excavation of ancient cities
For sale by B. A. Fahneatook & Co., Flem
ing Bros. - , R. E. Sellers & CO., Dr. G. H. Keyser
and H. Miner & Co., Pittsburgh ; Beckham_ &
M'Kennan, Allegheny city.
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&am A •it any ow :00u. lOU over used Mt.
IVPLANCS CKLEBRATIO LITSA: PILLS, prepared I y
YLICMIMI BltoB, what piey thinfeof them! Niaetpuine
itiVhiiiireii i ttatjytitt,jhey are the lewd pins for Liver
Compgi4nt, Itezdatige aLd rinpeleila that they have
ever Porn one of ottr moat respect
able
•by ert,iy that / tate.. mg from a pain
in my aide and breast for a I•mg 11,00. and after trying
many remedies time to the conclusion (Let my liver Bad
affected. 1 immediately commmovd using Dlt.
( . 1 / 1 1 ..RIIIIA.TED LIVER PILL:, prepared hr FLEMING
RHOS. of Pittsburgh, and the few that I 1111. e taken have
already given me more relief than all the other medicine,. I
Lave taken put together. I went to a clairvoyant to run.
stilt him; aftll erianduing Gee 'carefully, he advised me M
rofrilnue this rise of Dr..llllane's PlllB:,that they would of
fevtually cure me. W. PLULIPS,
No. 2 Columbia place.
Purchasers will be careful to ask for Dr. Jl'Lane's 1h4.-
!rated Liner Pali, manufactured by Fleming Bros., of Pitts
burgh, Pa. All other Liver Pills, In *mien - Mom ere urth
less. Dr. M'Latie's genuine Liver Pills, also his celebrated
Verrnifuge, can now be had at du respectable drug stores.
None genuine without the signature of FLAMING BROS.
Also, for sale by the pole proprietors,
FLEMING BROS,
Successors to J. Kidd A Co.,
No. CO Wood street, corner of Fourth.
my .14:dsll
t@-Look Well to the Easit.—Monom,o,,a,
Oct. 2t, 1855.—This is to certify that, ill the early part
of Lien year my health began to decline, and for to.
...I by I bad frequent lietti..ri tinges from the Lunge, bad
a nigh, pain in the side and shoulder, and gnat debility. In
short, my friends, . well has myself, thought I Was far gone
After trying VIM.. means without any
effect, I consulted Dr T. Seolt. aho prescribed a box of has
.11.cLANE'S IMPROVED v PILLS, telling me he 61`.
I toy hemorrhages, oeigh, pain in the nide. kc. , erre
owing to a Diseased Liver. Before I had used one box of
them, I telt like a new man, and through their influence 1
nut now restored to excellent health. No language is strong
enough to express my gratitude to Dr. Scott, for retoninten•
,hog to we MeLANE'S IMPROVED LIVER PILLS, and I
,an, with confidence, recommend them to those similarly
afflicted. A. C. DORSEY,
Late Morin of Monougalin county, Va.
Dr ,NlcLne's I.IIIPBOVLD Liver Pills and lIPROVED Venal
fuga, also Dr. I. Scott's Celebrated White Circassian Lini ,
meta, prepared solely under the supervision of Dr. I. Scott,
• regular Aledical graduate, and Physician of extensive pme-
Nene genuine, only as prepared by Dr. I. Scott 31
Rank Place, Morgantown, Virginia.
NEWS 1110.11 TIII YoUNTAIN lIKADI
Illoao.tsrows, VA., Sept. 12, Th:rt
Thir it N certtly, That I have examined the Recipe for
preparing McLane's Improved Vermlinge and Improved
liver Pills by Dr. I. Scott, who ham been In the habit of pre
paring and using my original medicines In my oMce during
too last thirteen years, and that I believe he has improved
beau. I Make the abovo statement the more willingly as I
have no interest in them whatever. C. McLANR, DI. U.
Dr. DiatuarAi DIPIWVID Vortulfuge and 111PRIIVID Llvor
Pills, accompanied by certificate ore. 31cLane, for into by
brewers and Merchants everywhere.
uOO. 11. K SYBEft, no :wood it., Wbalwal.s Agent.
Da. .1. P. IFIX.SIINti, Allegheny, near Railroad Depot,
1Y lo 4..10 Agant.. myt.inlw•pn
/kr illortAllcaLloft, the inetaat a pinata - le applied,
noel masa and vigor le given by DAILEY'S PAIN E
TRACTOR'S galvanic etroria, and except the pate are de
composed they will soon be reirtored to their natural
hot If so, the contagious influence Will be neutralized and
arrested, for niortlecatkin GEMbiro4 proceed wherever the
salve tee laid on, and new thertivrill certainly be germinated.
PoISON FRO3I INSECTS,. REPTILES AND PLANTS Ls
reialcavd quite harmlea by rubbing in Instantly a quantity
of DAILEY'S PAIN EXTRACTOR, and after it has swollen,
and Urid spots are viable. Even then, ham the voltaic bat
tery, It will directly attract, &evolve, and metamorphose the
poisoning influence. At the sting of beta and mosquitos a,
the instant it touches you the pile ends. The bites of reheat
annuals also are as apt,adiy neutralized.
Nene genuine
without a steel-plate engraved label, with
algue,turre of
ILENRY MLLES - , Martullacturer,
V. CLICKEXER & C/0., Manufacturent.
Sold at 2 conta per box by Dr. OBil. 11. KEYIII3II, 14.0
Wool strr.d, and by nearly errry dealer In medicine/1
tlrougbout the United Atilt. All order* or letters for to.
forroation or advice, to be .blrrese..l to C. V. CLICKEY ER
& Qi., 3.. York. tuy 1 huts any
441- Sands' Sarstaparilla.-:Prrno. --- kmg aftitct
ed who hare vainly tried many expedients to eradics•s &-
disease, are but too apt to give way to deorpondeney, and re ,
linquLsh ail Lope of cure. Ever. when a remedy that has
t tired thousands Is pla,ed within their reach, they exclaim.
.11 it 1.4 of tni use, nothing trill cure me. This worse than
Lilly, It is a wilful Plcrifice of health, the grvatest of tempo
rid blessings; such morbid feelings peculiarly elitaln
amoncsuth.rere from Perofula, cutaneous and eruptive di
..uses, areonn chiefly from the disfiguring arid often re
pukive ft alures of these maladies. Ld are
tliw
Affixted arouse from their lethargy and rrwrt to SANDS'
I LLA, they will thou expel in their own
its healing influence and ;WI g
of this unfailing rennvly
bold by A. D. A I). SANI..xi Drtli.i.stm, ILX,
Fulton otrt,t. \.'S/ Vt)rk.
Mold Mao by ILIMILNG .1313.08., Pat4Lury,),, abd 1,)
Druggmts gourtilly. my iw
eir - Prof. Do Grath on the Weather..-1':
ti tuft, %rant/. rufletrrs from 11• a t 110 j/Irietlif.l] I
Sr atL. t tat.' k, n. eat! and pr..eurt• biA th• Ida OAK.:
Nle• - tr). nil It or,. wag:. Pnct. 50, Bud rl jw•
udEt., pt .1 14. tiratli it to 1.. his Ju te It. hinter-If anti 1 ,
to the public tt, *tate ettplocit.b, that the ,Itde oilfired 6tt
ittih I. t \lra Alton k. Smith, called ID her ittivertirattatrtil
Itoctortih. A Ili. : 4 inith, Ch.-mtg Ao.. tit not . t De
t tt o 1 Li's Ekrtr is
Mrs iMitth'il pretenaione To a knoveledgo of the prilEtra
l tuns tak4kiu-gelUliruted retiledy, arises from her
with Mr. GaititholL.Susith. furnwrly °figured with Prof. I,
math In keeping the lxe,kii and rowrieniondenco of De Great,
Cu., but tioVor i.trUclAral iu the miumfueture of the tired,
eine Those part,* hate neither the right niir the
M 01,,. •• I k Gratis', I.l«,tric WI.•• and no imitanot. .•1 Ir 1,1,,
produce the wonderful eileetii of the toripaal.. i.r
Prot...nut De Grath himself. at Ins old and Estill known rebo•
h+bo.... t, 34+ !Comb Eighth .41,1, below ClaretwAl
Druggists will addrraii their urd , rii to hitu alone
tor Sale 11 O. KN:1": 1 Elt, Pittoburgh, and all Dr di;
_ .
See- Canker in the Muut.h and Stotttar/L—
-.li tuention of this, we inzagiio' wu hear many a mother en
from that, 0 rid, deliver us." But tuany.,,,hase suf
ferel. and ad! are suffering, from this painful CAMP. Per
not us, in all kindness, to suggest the nee of Kenntalp,.
Modica! Discovery ; it Inks cured cases of long continuance.
and of a most aggravated nature Why then—Affikliti
—should it not cure you' Mrs. Mary Smith, of Brighton'
Manx , was canal after all illness of four years. Mrs. Mar
tha Jones, of Roxbury. Maas., was deprived of the useof her
I,nths hr this tr , nble—thre bottles wade her perfectly
sound Mrs. Cloottor Moron, of 11,0 fro ry, Maas., was t °rot,
toy tha U.*: of Ulna. hotitiia The two latter vaahal aii
Watita n atiinalt throw Mr. fironoil'il laktioritorj.
wt.'. a aiati'd I)eighbors him, it in hot with
advartleatitetit it, number clonitt.
Sold .iiola.ale and retail at DU. UkURUE H. ItlitYSlCln4
140 0'00..1 street, sign of the (loldou Mortar, and at J. l'
FLEMING'S, Allegheny. ruy2.3“l4kw
o i r Toe Long Looked liPor Sipes:Mc for Puisuo
nary Diseases is found at host ! A man must doubt the evi
dence of his senses, and all human integrity, before hector
reasonably question the array of proof advanced in favor of
Dr. RC:WIRES' SYRUP OP LIVERWORT, TAR, AND CAN•
CIIA LAMM, as an anti-febrile and tonic medicine, wtsiels
at once reduces all Pulmonary Inflammation, expels the
came of the disease, and builds up and strengthens the rya
tent. The heads of our Colleges, the Clergy, the Medical
Faculty, and citizens of all classes have, over their own
signatures, attested its powerful remedial properties, and
in the pamphlet to bo had of the Agents, as well as in th,•
ooloome of the public prase, the most positive and salsa
factory evidence wUI be found. Sea advertisement_ •
Le- For sale, wholesale end retail, by K. li. SELLERS
CO., corner Wood and Seramil streets.
tteld elan by I(ENDKR2ON A ORO., Liberty etroet;
SCIIWART7., and BECKIIAIII & McIi..ENNAN, Allegheny
Cit
roy23:dewlv,
, Ur. From the N. York NattonallMouttor
of February 24.—Ilionta Tarsal--Dr. CUrtia has done more
to ameliorate the condition of humanity afflicted with long
complaints, than any other practitioner of metlistues that
has struggled with the secrets of the moteria eiedid; for the
Last Century, by the Invention mud perfection of an Instr..
meat that will convey to the lungs a Mail/Ciao to the shape
of a highly Medicated Vapor, which acts directly on ti..•
disease, and not, as hitherto, by sympathy. Those alto are
oubled with diseases arising from disordered lungs, will
subeervu their interests by giving the Hygean Vapor a trial.
Couturn.—Dr. Curns' lirontha is the original and only
u uiun article, nov26:3wdaw
'CAI Chronic Diarrlicra.--We have in our ponce
si , ei the certificate of a respectable citizen, testifying Hue he
MILS entirely cured of this dreadful disease by using BOlit.
HAVE'S HOLLAND BITTERS. We shall take plonmirr io
showing the certificate to any person doubting this dtat. ,
meat.
Catmotd—T o prevent imprmitloa, he careful to totic for
Baurhare's I.loliand
CFI- Sold at $1 per bottle, or tlx bottles for $5, by the pro.
prietors, BENJAMIN PAGE, JR. & CO., hlanubtroirlug
Pharmaceutist. and Chemists, Pittsburgh, Pa.; It. E. SEI,
LER& & CO., roroor t i fieroud and Wood street.; and
Druggists generally. • • nty..o2:ls.
4ir Batchelor's Hair Dye Perseverance, tinTe,
industry and experiments of twenty years, have placed the
original and ever true, upon the top-most round of the lad
dor of fame, where linitators may view, but not approach ;
ogvy may bay, but nut meet its onward way to universal
use , . Made and sold, or applied, (In nine private rountm) at
BATCHELOR'S Wig Warerooms, 923 Broadway, New Turk.
Bold, wholesale sad retail, by Dr. GlO. ii. KirElirt,-144
Wood street. t tuy"M:lwd•Ar
Sir - Call at No, 164 Wood street, and ex
amine our atonic. of Shit Hers and Wirrrza Carla. Just re
calved, a large lot of Shanghai, Celestial, and other etyirs of
Cape, which we will sell low for intab, Aloninan & Co., 164
Wood Iltrv.t
PEKIN:.I.EA STORE,
NO. 38 1111"Itil STREET.
FRESH TEAR.—A 44) . 6 lot Nab Green and nick Tees,
Just received direct tram the importers, which will be sold
wholeeale and retail, ati prices lower than usual.
larJO a JAYNEE.
3-..... hßElkai r A.-fit ' . ........... ....
,-, A CARD .
04ittttiglag i iii'' *
4 4 - No have jtot received our Spring shock of Iloodh, '1
, 4m B ite ANTIL -a th l e 59 Fifth ,-.,:.....' _ 4 . ,.. _ -- -
...,........,._
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ermaiattriom ente otter, Beaver ad SIE0itall,1; 111 e4 1 ' miiilPM.r . t leisonic Ball, willl'retn* on ~.....
_tt ' ' Inagua, to S . tt iorgefl,l6l4l4Foli sAix.--
Youttee sat Hate °fall colors; als o , a riirge sOortitent of thrlxii-4E of Rail,
and fifth stNovrer . pianki ng house of
~..The.non tid a rd vl r u . r or . mal o s u r lie ~„,, ~ ,
sprin g etylee of Capiquid Shuts, / 1 4i. c1tr.,,.._...,...0friiiith,"d t r to : 4i , -'42ra: & Co . , ...4., ris 4
F ateeidetZillf,, JONES, as ales keititilhe • ' .'
, See cost advetitismentlaslowry 41
‘‘...harti The P at A P I4 IIB L J " ,./NES is one palling 4001 3 '1 ) 0hr °W
ynn& gent rani übeh.ivir..Lo *aut..1...‘y0 , .,... „Ali 7 7 j'A .ete
i t' - .—... r. ,-,•,.-,!,
..4a-,&__ -
I.bru N iir titid' fr Ai - I.nluceinetrlirto fatoOls with ::.:M, telikiva
room eet,. ad 8% reet,.two engines,
rim NEI MITILN mina. i 1..0. Is. fret . t 35 r h i '
their rah. yli as. do ,s. and de yourselves and to good.
--fl • ' . .Y i bileF? , ; 23 14 0 . 1 1- in 'Aitiosetlts7 ;Marisa:ate:4 Aliii, is in
PITTSBURGH. ; i amiprem VrVritzieliell Newt in ell tospr i t.illie oat& * 4
our molests .: " Quick .ales and Light Profits."
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Established in New York, June,lB4l-i ` 1 themWl IPPr ' ved' Y' ° ;s th.. i..?...9.. nartiteKeleant
MORO AIV & CO., N. 164 Wood street,
:,
~T:Tata.re.41....UL,:017:41101,11:::
jOu_nilti:sxfulknidngri*rtworrn.tw..,...:9l.,.
Pittsburgh March, 1882
Next door to the now (lurch,
IKIII THE etosonos AND fisossomort or . 71.12,14 , -say :one4lll.lrAtitekbitiemelit,Vl2 and 16 months, with , in-
Oa. door Crum Sixtb.streeL
Having Branches Mad Aesociate WWI hi • I Wrest otraVapprothiritiiMiity.'` If lald boat it not lI2Ld at
NEW YORK B. DotIOLASS & Co.
BOSTON ........._.......... E. Raoul & Co. 0 ..,.. A POlicauctunuand•soklun-t tiffany. *: ~._ - •
PLULABELP.IBA. B. Dotiatsg 4 Co.: ,V:S e t l r 1,19 b lY ll 4: olo P*ClSSaittittaheli&ol4oNailsill
RAVTI3IOIIB k .. - ..1....i...J. D..P*7 & Ch.t j , ,1,-,l7,7,elPitt'l'PSlPlOgnetfkitogillentelit.slougll.ltb
CEA RT.WiTON ...., ... i: . ...B. DO6OLASS & CO. ` r • ,• 1 7.71 ° 'A' t 4. riniargoaeourruiridrigileis.sriar '
NEW ORLEANS B. DOOOLLSB & Co. W. A. CA. 1 .4Wr1t0..,„ - . i -- ~, •
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- Enar----tro.=Co.
WUMVILLE. • ..B:o,spittf o ilis &Co.
ST. LOUIS • 13.10on.itiss &'Co.
CHICAGO ' B. DM:MAIM & CO. ,,. .
This institution supplies (to subscribers only) aft iieersuney
information as to the standing, Silty Sic, Mer
chants, Tradiars,• litantaicturser,' Mo arc,:
thiOugholo the' thilted IStitag, tbelPr iPrfth ill
Korth 4rierica, filo a valuable inall - NI,
Shipping and o:finou Merehanteies well as Nib rs rind'
Manufacturers, and to all parties buyingThnengo, or
dispensing credit.
The collection ordebte in the Stiter,Viniols, &0,06 of
to with prcemputees and fidelity.. ' -,- .-
..
Teems wile known at - ti y MEM • -
- - '' s• B. uus
Subscribers to the Agency who finvetigr ocanot6e.n...nor.knoret
through the States are tarnished with Introductory, Ilk.ti!r , *
to the various offices, where they can obtain intmusaton
without extra cost
-*IP:h.
-. _ •
'Volt F, , iligast 3, 145'2
-tide' Whi y lc 111 you Suffer, woaz BELIEF CAN BE
SO EASILY CBTAINEDI—Have you a Soro Throat, Quinsy,
It lieumat ism, N euraLgia, Bronch die. Croup, Stiff Joints, Froat
Bites, Barns, Sprains, or Pains in any part of your ayetom 1
You am be relieved at once Ly ,sing the moat beautiful of
all Liliitilnllttl, the - White Cirourian Linimieuil," prepared
I .v Dr. SCOTT, ot Morgantown, V., and for Hale chea
a holehale and retail, by Dr. KEYSER. 140 Wood etreet, an
JAS. P. FLEMLISIG, near IL B. Depot, Allegheny. Boe . 1
vorthienoind in another eolnuin 'of loiday'e patter.' littardani
,"r.''
rtrrsßunan, MAT rith, 1664.
G.__ At a meeting of the Commissioners of the Ans
-1:0101M 11Itat1E (3J31 PA NY, held cal the 10th lint., on Mo
tion of George W. Jackson, Esq , it was
itti3OLVED, That Dolts for Subscription to the Capital
tuck of said Company be re-opened at the following times
ad places
At St. Charles Rotel, Pittsburgh, on 111th and 20th May.
At Jarrett's tavern, Wasllngton road 21st ••
AL McFarland's store, Steubenville "
At Vincent's store, in Nublesfown —2 3 4
At Perry Martin's, in htanstield. 24th "
REbOLVI:D, That Alexander McKee, Moses Chess and Jim.
Truwit-k, be appointed to receif e subscriptions at the above
t ones anti places In the country; and
l'opt. James Wood, John F. Singer and Samuel A. Long,
to ttvet ve subscriptions in the city.
JAMES WOOD, Chairman.
S. A. Luso. Svfcrotary. nayl4..-tmy24.—chC)
Kendall's Patent IMPRO WE , D
Double Acting River` & Shaver.
TE attention bf Shinkfe• itud Lumber.
Ji dealers, speculators and others, ill directed to this in
valuable invention, which is now presented to.rthe put& as
the first and only practical machine extant, for ffitiliirsauf.
Cleaving Shingles.
Various cutting and sawing machines have been invented
for waking Shingles, but it is a well known fact that Shin
gles cut or sawed across the grain are quite tot. (limy for
rooting purposes. Numerous Invention have recently ap
;ear,d for riving and shaving, and these have all been con
twinned an worthless, from their imperfect method of riving,
winch couststs of splitting from the endue( the block but one
shingle, *Web almost Invariably runs ea, This difficulty is
entirely obviated by ,
KENDALL'S MACHINE,
Which first splits from the side of the block a plum thick
enough for two shingles, which is separated in the centre
and by meant, of elastic guides each part is conduetod
through a pair of approximating knives, which completes
tier operation; thus producing twu dangles at every revolu-
This machine will rive and shave from the block three
t hounand nhinflea per hour, of uniform thicknese and bWer,'
superior in mobility awl durability to those mado•try haW or
Illf other vandals. ' .
- •
Ita operations axe try. no means confined to pine and other
N•fl weed, but - works to equal advantage loa`iimainut, and
every other description of timber that can be spilt.
Time workings of the machine can be examined at U. 11.
It) an's Furniture kluildhep, Fifth street, Pittsburgh.
To timber ownera, ahingle dealers, and men of vaterprise,
this opens a meow geld for opoculation, as there is =similar
me mention extant.
Tho uiachiou occupiee but a email space, is of durable Ctn. -
: ruction, and costa but about two hundred and eightirdol.
1..., nod a man and two Wye can make from 40,000 to
b.OOO shingles per day, with about three horse power.
Yor right of territory, or machines, Inquire of Pio. XL Fifth
street. or at the City Hotel.
la_ All needed information will be forwArged by letter,
slam desired. Dult:tnnl ADONIRASI KENDALL
SAMUEL FAIINESTOCK,
IMPORTER & DEALER IN "
PoREIGN AND 'DOMESTIC
HARDWARE.
No. 83 Wood , between Diamond
alley and Fourth street,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
Itir- Tim subscriber is now opening a well selected assort
ment of foreign and dummitic Hardware, all new,and will be
widen an good terra, as any other house in this city. Ile
si ill alwap, keep on I tad a general assortment of
lIAUDWARE, CUTLERY, CARPENTERS' TOOLS, Ac.,
'I,. which he respectfully Invites the attention of purchasers.
SAMUEL PA lINESTOCIC
HENRY H. COLLINS,
Produce and Commission Merchant,
lIIMEI
FORSYTH & SCOTT,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
AI 1.: itCHANT S,
Dealers Lu Wool, Hides , FlOur,
DAC”N, LARD AND LADD OIL,
ue-AAD PRoDI'cE GE-VEI:ALLI.-eit
Nu. 75 WATEII STREET, PirINDTIIGH, PENNA.
11:11 - 1.110k, htt,.l,1 1 , bvri Ohio
,101111 e,,,tt A co.. Mmrtiu.
K. 1/..1 C.,h r Cit. 141. Bk.' k:uot,s 1 . 111111.
L: ,t C tts I,tl1 , t1 rgh N mint liarreLeton.
.1,..1.11 K. Elk , 1•111 L I.
Moral. , lo,s, I❑lul inv.s Cincinnati
Lfrul:1)1 A. P. &Lind: A Co.
EMI=J2WEI
CH ILSON FURNACES,
Wrought Iron Tubing,
AND FITTING UENERALLY,;
For Warming and Ventilating HuiWittig.
OX- W. k A. will contract fur Wu - nilng and Ventil ating
by 6trettti i.r liot t 1 Ater ,
Vile. or Cl,llAon's Furnace,,
Sw•int.ltl, Pacturica, Green Houses, Dwellings,
'..Art Houses, Jails, or Hot. la. No. ataiLKET sTltrxr,
aplif
BACON HAMS, SIDES AND SHOULDERS
LARD, LARD OIL,
DRIED REEF,
SINAR.OURED sad
CANVASSED RAMS.
A largo dock always on hand et
No. 291 Liberty Street,
PTITSBURO 11, PENNA.
PEARL STEAM MILL,
ALLE 1-I E N Y.
44.- FLOUR DRLIVNRED TO FAMILIES fn efthor ctf the
o
othneas may Le loft at tho AIM. or In boxee nt the stores of
Lf.NIAN, WILSON & CO., 62 Wood t ame.,
BRAUN A REITER, oor. Liberty and EL Clairetreets.
If. P scirwAtrry, Ikuggl4t, Allegheny.
TERMS: CASH, UN DELIVERY.
r 29 BRYAN, KENNEDY & CO.
LOUR. GRAIN;
BACON, LARD, LARD OIL,
Ali D PRODUCE GENERALI:r,
No. 299 Liberty street,
da 14atkpa PITTEIBURAH.
J AM ES FIRER, Ja. 110pT. M. MINTER.
KERR & HUNTER,
Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
-AND
STEAMBOAT AGENTS,-
No. 27 Levee, between Pine and Moe AA,
tel2BdApelyl SAINT LOUIS, Max
JOHN COCHRAN & BROS.,
DIANUFACTURXIIS OF !:
IRON _RAILINGS, VAULT DOORS
WINDOW SHUTTERS, '
WINDOW GUARDS, &c.; - '
Nos. 91 Second st. and S 6 'Phlcd ateeep
nAtI2J PITTSBURG 11, PR:O;A.
W SMITH W. W. 3IAIR. —JOS. R. lIUNTER.
SMITH, HAIR & HUNTER.
WHOLESALE GROCERS
122 Second and 151 Front at., F
rithl7.6m Pittsburgh, P...
JAMES BLAKELY, - 71
EUROPEAN AGENT AND CONVEYANCER;
Corner of Seventh and Smitklekt dreets,
PITTSBUTto''
Pambeugars brought trona - thu old country to Pita
burgh, tud moneys remitted to Europe. Fuord
JAS. COLLINO J. BANKS KNOX
JAMES COLLINS & CO.,
Forwarding and. Commission Merchants„
Collins' Pittsburgh, Meadville & Erif
CANAL LINES.
ins. 114 AND 115 WATER STRIDE; PITTIBUR(110,
REFERENCES
hrrstketunt—
Wm. Replay k Murphy, Tiernan & Co.,
Smith & Sinclair, Hampton; Wilson k.
) IV.antSeen, Means & Cu., English A Richardson.
Pin .I,FLPHIte—.
Raoley, Woodward & Co, Truitt, Brother & Co.,
Wood, Bacoo & Co. f tob2B
WESTERN INSURANOR COMPANY, 1,
.6, 1856.
TILE DIRECTORS OF THIS Mar
COMPANY RAVI!
this
pe
day declared a dividend or TWU DOLLARS r
share on the t)lpital Stock, payable to Stockholders ell or
after the 16th that. futrir2w F. IL GORDON, Bec'y.
riIHE AMERICAN MACHINE STAMP,
poiseraes peculiar advantages over MI others in use
ist. It is always ready for use, being compact, the ink and
stamping pads being combined. gd. A perfect
an
can be made by a mere boy. 3d. The impression can be poi.
on the exact spot desired.
Railroad and Banking einuPanies, Brokers, Insurance
Companies, Peetmartersoind in fact allbosinees Louses, Wail
dad this stamp Invaluable for marking Notes, Meilirst
Cards. Letters, Tickets, Wrapping Parsing, &c.
Orden received at W. S. RAVEN'S,
0a714 addiosery Wambold% Market at, car, 2d.
SHINGLE MACHINE.
No. 25 Wood Street.
PITTSBURGEL, PA
MEIMICCE
3 IANUPACTURER9 OP
WILLIAM B. BAYS & CO.,
DEALERS 1*
ALEX. HUNTER,
MAUR IN
PROPRIZTOIO3 OP
ffl=iMMEi
,---
FARMERS AND MECHANICS ,
FIRE & MARINE INSURANCLCO.,
OF PHILADELPHIA.
_ E10N. 7 1114 PLOUNbIi Priff:t.
Mow. R . antacam, Secrelzry. -
. ,
STATEMENT; OE strancEss, •
From the lit day of August lo the 314 day of Dec." 1855
Amount received-lo Maine premiums.4'Bo42 I'd,
Fire ' " . 89.808 82
Total premiums for Ave months
CAPITAL
4108,101 31
•-•-•—• 300,000 001
•
usyssims es VOLUtill: 008,114 Ix
Bonds of Allegheny County, Pittsburgh, and
Pittsburgh 6's
Railroad Bonds, Cost • 33,400 00
Loan on First Mortgage MaTater.: .....
3 70 00
stock., Collateral
Cash ip Bank and on basuL.... ..... . 1104 224
Capital subscribed, (payment tTot. yet duel. 07,000 00
Premium Notes, not yet matured 86,387
flue from Agents, (seemed by tkmd5)...,..:.. • amiss Isl.
Expenses and 41..mmistdons...—
. $408,151 13
•
Total amount of Losses incurred, but- pet Fire r. 51,666 66 -
Marius
• _ •e ; I ;( '
61 A . 1 :
This ..,ompany teams MIL and
, Vo riskann, ilia , Ohio:
and Mtaidastppl trilmtarfdi. Itlibres fAxiis oibilnaieL
by 'Fires. Losses liberally adjusted Snd
.PFOmDt7 peg._
Reaeammes—Ron. T. IL Howe, Oen. J, K. Moorhead,
James Wood.
For !romance apply to
trEtAirAitefifiktrAL
SAFETY INSUMEr . COMPA,NY,
ofnan,-a Timth
A.624Phusistqad,rir. • ",
Si. KARMA INERIOSB on YenoeLt, Oirgo r ghi,
to=of theAncrld.
INERFO4KM Ott GOODE: by .Biten, Canals,
Lak6e and rend Carriages, to all Patti a the won..
Rua :124suRAxci4 ON DMZ gnuendb% On
Stores, Parell/ng ilotstpata. . • • •
Atmorqr !kir tibwrporny Noc.! m, 1866. •
BoD4 Stomas and. bal E5tate.'........--- 4101,020 94
I.4lphla IN , and-other Louis —..—..- 66,210 OD
*Stocktaßanks,.Batlrnadtad Inewance-C0i....- 23,00 D 10
Ms neeitable‘..:—Z...... • , :::'166,440 97
c~ on Wind
iiiiMia " TrAgnotaion
rine Policies reamtly lamed, and ode* deb a.
due the Company .- ' 'AMP*
Subscription Notes.—
'DIRECTORS. .
William Martin, ' Auld, CLEW,.
Joseph H. Seal, TheeThlluiT'aulding,
Edmund A. Sou, - James Tnumair,
John C. Darla, . Wil liam ..zo, Jr.,
John It:Penrose, . L Joalmi L. Wine.
(Jaime 0. Lelper eines Tinnent,
Edward Darlingon, Samuel E. Stokes,
Dr. B. 3L - Huston, Henry Sloan,
William C. Ludwig, James B. McFarland,
Hugh Craig,
' ' ' Charles lichaftei ,
,t .. . §
, •
-
Spencer Mcllealn, • Robert
Charles Kelley, John B. Semple, Tlitsburgh.
IL Jones Brooke, D. T. Morgan,
J. G. Jobroion,
J. T. Logan,
W . M. MARTIN, President.
irt '
Taos. C. lIAND, Tire Pres'
//EMU Lrutoss; Secretary
MUIRUE INSIIIItANCE.
OLRE RISKS.
MANTFACTINRS' INMATE GOIIP'Y
OF PECILADELKaA.
CLUBILA PPILP/21:414-01UNTILII HT TELT STATE OP PEPIZO3IIPANCI
Chartered Capital, $500,000.
FIRE, MARINE AND LY.LA.N.O TRANSPORTAI7Oh
AARON S. LIPPINCOTT, President.
ORRIN - ROGERS, Secretary.
CiEOltalt YOUNO, Treasurer. ..
Aaron S. Lippincott, Wllll3m B. Thomas,
Mahlon Gillingham, William Neal,
Nicholas G. Taylor, Alfred Weeks„,
Orrin gym, Charles J.Tierds,
John P. Simons, James ?.Smyth. •
al-This Company has been ups:avid - with a Cash _Capi
tal. and the DixectOra have determined to adapt the buelnees
to its available resource.. To observe prudence In conduct
ing its affairs, with a prompt all tu4nent of loslar•
Pittsburgh Office, No. 18 Water rtivet.
J. NEWTON JONES, Agent.
The fallowing well known and responaible Arm to Pitts.
burgh have authorized reference to themorith regard - to the
Lability and soundness of the Manufacturers' Insurance
Company.
Kramer & Bahm , Wilson, Childs & Co.,
George I'. Smith & Co., Hampton & Campbell, •
nov't Jones, Tiernan & 11. & Co. • '
.
A. cAuItIER - a s
A. A. CARRIER & 1111.0.,
Corner Fourth. and Sinithfiekl streets, Pittsburgh,
AGENTS
State Mutual Flee and Marine Insureute
Ca., of 11* HI IRBURG. CAPITAL, .350 ,000:
Girard Fire and Diarine Insurance Co:, 451
PIIELUMLPHIA. CAPITAT.OI3OO,OOO. E
•
•
Insurance Co. of the Valley of. Virginia.
eaNCIHEMER, Vl,. CAPITAL, $300,000.
Commonwealth Insurance Compauty,ltAlt•
KISBURG. cerrrez, 1300,000. . • t
Connecticut Mutual Lite InsuraneeVe.*
I,IIIIITYORD. CAPITAL AXAA& ST4 112,15.4,4139.
Pennsylvania InstiraneeVa., of PITTSB Chen,
CAPITAL AND A.' 'Rrs, Noy. 6,1855,11129,01M4v.
Wm B. Jowertoat, .. Caa...,.l3eststaizy.
declialspely
PITTSBURGH
LIFE, FIRE AND REARM;
INSURANOR COMPAIVY, • • •-!--
DUERR OF WATER AND MARKET MEM
PITTSBVROU, P.m.
ROBERT 'fiALWAYi•Praddent.
Tim Gamma, 'Secretary. -
4 NerillaDanollanYtnitkva niter/ bourn* nfriletintlii4
or connected with LITE ROM - • "
,'
Mao, against WILL AND CARGO RIM OR the id'
generally anttillasisalppi Rivera and traintaxist,:krid MARlNritns9
. , •.. ..
nn.;i' *Wadi Lou and Bniin‘.l47 P1i"7 41 4 1 84 1,
Perils of the lies and Inland Navigation snit Trignspn
Polities issued at the Wart ndesConsistsadostik
all parties.
"MEMOS&,
Robert Ralway, Feunael ;
Joseph P. Gummy John soon,J goes Medi_ .tuak • - Divid Iticki.3v •• 1
James W. nallerma, Mirka Jirhuthnot, , V
Alaiinder Bridle' s , Joseph 8. Leech, • .
Joke ,ertaa hhumileht
lhorldiLolhambere, .Chahalazan g ,
William dare, Robert ~
.hual). McGill. • H Rartley, • fable'
CITIZENS' INSERANCE - C6MPANY
, pITTSBURGEt.
SAMUEL BiAltgaWrren i t t r A y "." ' -I"'!th°4 :oo 4
OFFICE: Trater - i4mti bericom MIA* and
,ira4 $l.!
AWL:Mitres MIL AND CASINCi MKS, on tiM-OhM.
and Arimissippl itivora and tributaries.
•
Ituumes against:toss or Damage by MEL
Also. against the Perits of the Sea and Inland Navigation
and Thinvortation.
DIRECTOR& • •• , 0
William Bagaley, ' Cot. Ma rkßierlingi
James M. ()over, Samuel M. Hier, -,
Samuel Rea, William Bingham . .
Robert Dunlap, Jr, - John 8. Dflinn - th, , -
Isaac M. Pennock, Francis Sellers,
iii. Mar leuigh, J. Bchoonmaker
Walter Bryant, William. B. Rays. ,
John Shipton. . , P 1 41 4 / 4 -
' ' -• • ' ' ' ' ' •
iIfIiEKVINSUILISCEeteiPAW
• 'OP rATTsßußtin. , '.; , ~
JOHN H. siXimpawfwat,,Piiimeni:, ~.
ROBERT FINNIT, Segro—Dary. - ,' .: . . . .
C. w:BATCHELOA,,GeneraI Agent.- ..
WILL INSlThilia =AGAINST • ALL IC.IIADB
MARINE AND FIRE RISKS '',
wait-Imill..
- 6 .,W , een! .
J. a ah°e ' l"rl9 l' ' - Vr; Masi s
w
-W.N. Marti
i.L.Pounuck,
R. T. it
oxtinini
Martin,. •
IL T. Leech, Jr, John .& - tanghey,
Gump &Belau . 88,8cynn,
AllLOseee unstained byrirties insured order pond;
ly pat ma tbil
Cs(aNWlrt'antljEWP WA,
w o. , •
PENNSIVLVAIIIA INSURANCE . CO.
OF
Corner of Fourth ortd Smithfield -11treetr,
AUTMORIZED CA P ITAL , $300,000.
IliKnour Buldings and other Property against Leo or
D.mage by Fire, end the Perils of the sea and Inland Navi
gation and Traaspartatlan."
• •
• DICTORS.
Wm. P. Johnston, Rody RE
Patterson, Jacob Mater
A. A. Carrier, - W. lirelhdoa, -"LP^
George W. Smith, W. 8. Ham, -Di Part, -
I. Omer Opurd, Wade Hampton, htwat,
t t. J. Jones, J. R.:Jollea, H.S. Coiphia
ornotur.
President Ron WM. F. JOHNSTON.
vio• President....__ BODY PATTER/JUN.
MO and 2fr0u—.....A.. A. ClAhh/Zh. I 3(
2-4,4
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.0 - ..i,.. ,- ;;! ,- 4,7: - .:1„,2,,,,ii .. •'-
;*r:'-'':"•' .4.- ' - ' .'
' .
EMl!!ffl
THOMAS J. IMMIX Agent,
No. SO Water et; bet. Wend and Market...
SdIA46 16
P. A MADEIRA, Agent,
No. 96 Water street, l'lttat
1=3:5111:1
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blind OK.SF.'
The payrowitinee-Papeyty ot9,lTtnrinttiq
-• lata4tor the Social; • •
• ' PlurThustaN br (1.
113 argartt nialtlandk ot'autini Hide; written by imixeir•
AtHome and AbrOadr by ibitgiget lulkr.ljessolG •
• Tbe , l3tuteby Paf.ers—lrret Tchoe.6-4Y.J.l4..Bmigbam.
• ." itimums - lizenyED von
..Harper!' NeW , Motittly , • .
Grabein's Iltastinteid tildbAtblY 40601ri,
Peternon'a Ladlee - National: • -
-fl Thd.i)l.P. oo lk — clotdstykr4t . to ignv,
raallotem huilazlifraplo .
Leslie's Neer •York Journal.. .„. , .
iHr.hootßdolcs kepi cinstantly ,
Likqiilijty
,w;:',4.4IIILINDIF *410'4 eq , ,
' •••• vffilcitiOPPbate3ll'olteat
MRS. S. A. A hLEIVS AVORTM7O-01141t
or the hair and eight. ) . .);Isild - iii 4 dYel The hili,intwlrth•
kers, however gray, arr reatoted torandpieserved In their
original_ life colon I ty c iN use, wigs, spectacles and gray
halrs,"Witt Boon become ,extlnct.. Restorer.ine dr.with
the aylehalsmunin, not onlyoleames thaltdritot inclines
iv Curl, giving it a wrir.glettey and; natntarappeafinee.
The Restorer will strentthe_thind
,preierve tito sight; 4d
remove and prevent' dizziness; headache, scurf, dandr,
scald-head, or any:eruption of the skin, and all unnatural
persplratieue of the head. It is a certain cure for catarrhin -the head.
gold by JOS.
ray 2,4 •-- of we
TIVELVII wins
' 31 . ..A D VANCE
..OF TAR ; NAIL I
45TTEM.litatRIIN DAILIES lire regularly :receiterd,
twelve &awe fa' midilinee of the
A tall,,and delleared to etb
serileir at tire foilOwleg rates :
Philadelphia LEDOI.4I.Oc. per week.
Sew .York Ihdly 160. per week. '
" - " : ROAM, • ~
Lear
- o TIMES , o at
yourprderir for thOie,: 'or other„lttafgo
plipereoit atieetObt '
-
_
:SUPERIO42_ ISGITEGAII
lJ 'street at ay
a t urtnos,-.:GkadTGADAY idtornobiti
ifkloOlt on Gin - by, order of the Board of
1745dt:rot nine Third erd kahll.o,ftlonl, will OS sold; six
Teri . ialnable and luitidsomeli intruded iota of grcntid,attlo,
come of 7th and Grant strong -haling tsar ntontait
feet, op Barenth•ltree4-eitending beck along Gant I,
90 feet—agreeably, with plan, iddch may „ bohnd iil;thein o•
Om store,
~Tjtle.radropntable.:Tornroorkatr.-,
Obit' Rllf. DAVIS, Anotlls.4tieni.
,•_,. •
Tit pAsittimuipay
1 1 " -K113' caref lA till i fp 'V re °4 pa ft ed nutle t .' atm aboroo."'' it,wt .
g...anallien;Vviiwhaa'need,if of " "yeirm
: with
Beat encase in bin motive. It LILCO Lentir.goani*zJ
nd, r Paattr-WPowilor
now in two,'lgon cll l * nain f rai l d boanttrAgglior Teeth, remo
ving Tartar;sottnieboni ng 'Ora 0 nmgonol liirfuming tiia
Breath.
od nail by • 4 JOS:taihmlinigioir,.
cor. at tint Diamond and• Market et;
SOLEBALE A:GgIST i rS4 4 01 t MIZA"
" OF N/CARAGLIA, J. B. B.D. CLAIK No4l
Ylllh"ettrttt, funash thcA ale ppOillutreilmF
vistitholesaleinici. A 174481,
Dealers And °them wilVpletisplieidluilfilsrdp:l4l--.'
WELLING ROUSE
on
nd
St6 44;.geetror pa Ranged witiltalr ,
I *a ,, Idtaa.afx aurafts; B a4s t id
‘'—
-- thanittl
. rrfont4 ofretbBslt CDTIMEATkSON y
k 024 . . Rea 1 . 14.4130 AVMs, faidatk
. etst.
O IN ttt Etnien .4 o . ,.- 4111
sl,iso.—goadDC '.lloeinn. ' irith 5-roonea, ''
and. lot_lital feet front on Darragh street, by 70 deep.-- , 810.
oatelin - Allegheny city, near St. Clair street Bridge- •••.,
- A. 011211 BERT LBWS,
• Real Estate Agenta; glAarket.gt.-:
• • ' : • ,•• • -
CITTNs cedlik`incia r and the latesi:improve-
NA -.meats, at pilees to emit rowebaaera.
PISTILS of ail ,tiorla and -patenta • • -
EFIBUING 'MUM of emery variety. '
The fdice..to bay - Maim articles Cs at. therdga ofilnaflolden
Gan; N0:A.16 Wool street. (rapt)
,ito,wg t;TanjtAY.T . ,
TIPI AROE:re - HS AT ATIOTIQL-4Mit; (.SO
- Dray It4th, at 11 o'clock will be
add 'at the Comfderelal Saleajtobnia;eNeter, of, WoOd.aarl
Fifth et_reem• a r enbeftintial, 'well 'frnialiod; fiernot-hand:ha
mocha, P. Dt. DAYl4.4l,cri-L.
VOLITTIO,. PitEPARATIO . 3.IS!—A keiter4l
aatortmento4 Valhi and Il.r pale by
m YLI;IIIN6.2.ItOi.
• •
SODA ASH, of. as. good andimifortn.lnalit,i
rannuracturea by the Pruut.-Sajt,lllnnufziettaing
Tarantino, on band and for gado nvartio, nao.?.
ONCENTRAITI) LYE-4;81V qui:o3oElo4
G
of this celebrated irticlopoitsttuttlY csi,btna, and for
ate by [my
EtSgilNol.; •rp.
tasked and for tale by ftny2-IT FLEMINft
GIASTILE genuine,-artieje—iftti
boxesoh hand aid for s:aleity •
nty...4 •
00P3; STAIiCII—A fresh supply- of-this
favorito article, vist hand and for male by ' • ' '
mrh. • - 114,14411N0 11IteRq.
XTRA.C.I' LOG WOOD-50 boxes just,: re
and for sale by - -
trry24 TIVE.3ITAI MOM.
DOME-LIR 0 11'111::—;;Iyaska,juet ree%
juy nod lir.valepy Inty24l •F1,1451.1N6. BIM. •
BALni 1000 ItOAVER:S-41.,i05i-.
ceired, and for sale by in 72.41" FGEMINfi RIUSi9i;
T ABD OIL-201)1,1s. nn bantlaiidTi)r:sal43:
my 24 /11.441411N6 BROA •
RYE FLOUR---PriitTe - foijusTrectelred and
for asle by froy24 C041,01i.
riLIUIBLE CITY RESIDENCE ATAEC
ICON.—Op viEsakr,'..garrail, at 2 o'clock' will to
Kda tb'e- pretnises,,roo'stnry brick d*elllng
bons;;' No. Logan Street. 'The.ll4:lll2tlik 100 „feet,;.sx
ten.Bng back to an allay. gileilitausols in goidlePair:
ce4s.rui Inuilediste mitpaney. Title; iliesimple and 112411.
pntatda. Vans nutdeld!ownatplodn, ,mytlicia`
'MESH
j: dinen , Pear4ns to bottresnr (mak
C. do Pine ArTlea do do
do .Strawberries do
5 do Cherries .do
do Diankborrhls. do do
.. .•
d do Huoldeberries do do
5 do . Goosobenies do do_ .
5 do Pears and Plums In bottles°, cans.
For sale ty R./t OM:WILSON,
Vood West, oppo IL.YAL FnItoSt VhartssiloteL
SUMMER COATS AND IrESTS''
L tussgar.rx a sox, Na TOAY O S 4 -Pitreet,hkre
leceived a large aoikAirient
LINEN;OIICR, ATOTTREA.II.IOO Ilt&Ovialis.COATEC,
end yrsTS gr pie LatestStx/cs,
mairifictivets, Which . " they - oltrqi°,„„ u • IPWONABLIA.
PRICES.
Dmitezi for. 70yeling. . •-41 . 11 , 4 .
'LILIGIBLE'
-Et '4OO4:RAX,max-oiti;j 4 t,
earktul this wet Briac
[IOWA Va. Mimi= alma, , Thik kt fa SI lit 101) feet, ex
tend** beakioAmalley.l Me Imo is in 'goat repair;
realkscattimnuxiiate occupancy
putAige. Terms made knowa atilakVi my2OAD : t
_ A i Now, well-finished -Tilirl:t.:StotP, Hone e)i
Carnet ekeet, - AlleghenVerlit te sat-fet $1,400-le,
met . the . planer more , money. The " hove' containteemm:
reeeljA :good medlar And. bath monk', Mu& hydrant In'thir'
yard, a good stable, Sc. The lot b; %feet' on Carroll try'
100 deetdoledliestreeL. - 41M1MMT.7&151:1140,
map 51.4darkerat:
lar - "Alalt
.nex fuzifortiiient 44 ,
.IfT • loippriceditnefill *idelk
IsornignauttneetTed-and for Judo by- - -
t " W.P. WIPEWALL
air* 81, 'Wood lotted.
i is .DECORAILIONS.,-.NE4,
maultlingror.aurenftedywormedteitunviiiii bea n :.
taut imitations of various woody, nsi received: kr
, • 41k3Vii,titsvAtti. a.
CI_OLD *term'
UF nolo w.,P.-*Altsi""")*
veer rt,ECRIYED—, A: liieb:thipplY of - 41
Ty Dr. Jayne's - Family Media Mes, my& Wale by
my2o •, Pim aki Min&
T AR, -90 bbla Tar in store- andlar - bry
Rale
uly2 • stillittrff # SOOTt f
14M0 — l -30,000 lbo. Shoulder* Sidda aid
In dare awl Arksalo by
• my2o • - yo*rrl &
"UnAM — ulc-1 7 204-1617 3 . Choice., Westetn
%ftilsithte and for saln bys ' Fpit'a#U & MOTU
SO . , 0, Vel• .1 0t I . . PAO l inc p
for &de by InYtOt' •
PO: • rrlPar SCOTT.
- EW Y.R.— ;
501;tti tipiitt ; gye - N ; T vzited -
tiygo , - k . ) i m i t i er m ow
6 7 DOZ;FRESII$tRAIVAERTJES,,iii:
anzen [Can Peilichtic, in cane;
a 9 kinXitt
narnecelVad and tar Tcanntoet
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iny2l so..ast wood et, oppe9(te fit OE
l cmived noh'for We by .itisymita,.&t.kainsasox o •
.mym -No. 80 Niiica/atre.
ClT4§§4. RASPED.-4- bbh). forieale. ky
Faurssm.ll,* CO..i
ooriirPhitlind Wwd eta.
, G IIM4IIELLAC-:-.5 eases. Orange 'sa'.
g
11 A. BA/I.N.I=OM.A CO.; .
13014, . 7 Cornol/1000103dNood eta.;
ACID--100 ounces for '-stile
? inj o B. A. PAILYIIIOOOII4
SODA SAL-A RATOS-46 flOxesfor stile by
B. A. - FAltiqP.BTOeft - ',l
cni2l
BAths.PRIME RIO. COFFEE;
• tif et • Ratra,Old Lanny%
" Old Java
id) pockets Pri , ncti Java
2 balea prime Mocha
In bap old 3lazicaibo
Selected expressly for my retail buainesi.
my2l 7. R. Diuvo, N0.11)1Pn0nd,....
TEAS--Viree Importek
leo cheats choke Y.ll. Teas;
100 " (Mange and Chalanal
20 - fine ikiplah Breakfast:
" .` Sonchcant;
d " °mug Peko Viuwers. • •
I am now receiving weekly lots of Creek Teas.
',1021 DitAVO, No,/ ZdAxiiitt4
IS 7 ANIL OUR,SO bbls. choker
'M
ia Just Mtetreitandlbrwale by:
my& _ iSPUINORP. EfitARAl3Oll, 4
MADDER. -3 casks for sale by --a
ukl 4 B. A. VALANIWOCH, 4 ‘‘,%)
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