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PriataVand ptabi,./u.d every mYrning, (Sundays emapted,)
131 - 19114.M0RE A: MONTGOMERY,
o's THE :ward4ns? CuDNAI. D :AD AND rirru Enung.
TER.M.B.-11ive Dollard a 3 ,e,r, payehle ./"&"•
Mx Dollars Invariably required it net paid within the year.
air 81ngie copies, Two CaNrs—f..r at the Counter In
the ()flier , . and by the News Boy, tl
TIIF. SATITRDAY MORNING POST
rrttttt t same office, on a bulge blanket size
sheet, TWu 1),.ii.1.,A1t.3 a year, in advance. Single copies,
PM CENTS.
sir No paper will be discontinued, Outlaw at the discre
tion of the Proprietora) until all arrearagea are paid.
JET No attention will I.* paid to any order unless accent
petaled by the money, or satisfactory reference Ia thir qty.
Connected with the Establishment of the Morning
Poet is one of the largest JOB PRINTING OFFICEd in the
city, where all kinds of work Is done on the shortest notion,
and most ruasourade terms.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
ALEXANDER W. FOSTER, Attorney and
Counsellor at Law, and holicitor In Chancery, Agent
for procuring Bounty Lands and Pensions, and for the Csil
lOptlon of Claimsdu {)rant Britailf T ul iround.
Collections &tide to this and Mb Oinllig Counties ; Es.
Cates of dwaidents settled; Real Estate bonght, sold or
leased, and rents collected. Moneys invested on Mortgage
or other security. Title. exeruined and title papers drawn.
Office on FOURTH etreol, it few doom above Sinithtlelii
Pittsburgh. March 20, 18.5b—imh2aulsw
•
A W. FOSTER, Notary Public, and Corn
f,rr the Statt, of T..nneasee, .Ndw Ramp
shire, Oonlactient, Wisounsin, New York, Michigan, lowa,
California, Loubditaa and Virginia.
.116ir De...is drawn, and asknowisNinients said proof. taken
for record or it.° In any of the absae named States, Illinois,
Misehuippi and Male Island.
Pittgbargh, )lamb
SAMUEL C. WilsiOARD,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
PITTII.III7IM 11, PENNI.
Oar Moe In BAKENVELL'S BUILDINGS, Grunt street,
(nearly oppodite the Court house) rebl2:ly
CIIA.RLES W. WINUAI{D, ---
.17,7MINFY A f LAW,
EILENSBURO,
cAmmutt cdrYTT,
ZAlbu prgctir,s :n Huntingdon, BIM:, Cleartield rtn,l
evutale, 61Y:1 v .
41) ÜBEUZT C. U. SPROUL, Attorney and
_Li Wunsch, Lt Law, utile., Fourilt
k1,11.1v
JAM ES A. LOW 1 11, Attorney ;it Law.
at, F.dlrth Isitt.hrtrgh, Lot Kern field an 1
Chem alh .
Joll\ 11.1 RTON, AtiOrney and Counsellor
al Law, "111, 64 - 11, of Fifth an•l orunt Atrv.ta,
hargla.
SAM LOSS, Attorney at Law, N.. 109
Fourth a' rot. Pittelinr i rh. f,urt cl,or tv.lo Mr.
Farter. , n's ry
PATiticK M'KEN Aluel-nlan of Thirl
Nt ,dll-e corner of tlrant wed 'MLA, k formerly
occupied I.y Aldennku where ‘ll ivrt,unn, k ;
to the Oh, of Alderman and Juki.rice of the Peace xlll be
promptly nt tended to. 1 . 013 i:311.1
HAUL, Surgeon Deutibt, twecessor to G.
. W. ltiddle. No 144 Small flcld
Ike - 011ie, hour, from b to 1 o'clock, and from 2 to 5 o'clock.
11,11511 e
Jscu FT, Dentist, Fourth street, tivo doors
. vit,t Met.rket_
ss- • Mit, bow , . frt.m Si o'clock A. 51 to 5 0,.!,,rk P. M.
doOM:y
BUSINESS CARDS
'OLIN ItIOORIIEA1), \l'holesale Groocr and
C6.,xunyhisinn r r thr /,+.1.. nt i•It.I NITTAL rul
B1.1).):11S, mud tqcopecr. gs.uerAlly, No. Wok 4
hktebnrgll
WILLI SU M11.1.101,R 51 sum caws, Pittsburgh.
Al& RICKETSON, Whole ale i
core, Importers of BRA N DIES, N RS,
Nos. 1:2 and 174, cornor of Irwin awl Llbrrt7 .treats, Pitts
burgh. Iron, Nulls, Cotton Yarns, dc, constubtly on haul.
/ &MSS CIAIII.I JURA C. llCalra.
LAKELY & RICILEY, REAL ESTATE
RU.. cvrn....r of 'Seventh and Smithfield streed.a,
hurgh.
Faruot, llnnv , s, Lots, MilL, Furuan., 4. lc, bought and
sold on commissi,n ; Land Warrants bought, .dd and n
t+d; ChM, Itonds and Notes thegotiat.d. Espr-dal atteut,n
wren to subdirnhng Farms, nut dhopusing of them. Term.
reasa.nalAe. no•27:dsw
EPA OLD DITIIIIIDGC HMI.7 L ILIYOWA LT
01:111.ING, ROBERTSON lc CO., 'Mrtnu
facturrre ofCo l`rvase..l wad Plain lA. ci LASS WAIt K,
arViivtl-4 , st.rnet. Corner i'lthit.tligN
44" An other kinds of Olaaaw4re end Window Gin,. at
I.w Markel WIC.. rpll,lly
/AIM C. L6DLIL J ettll
LEDLII: Successors to Mulrany
& tuanutiteturrra of Cut, 11 , .olded uud
Yitut ariLl Yattcy 0.1,41.1 GLASSVVAIIF., and dnalors iu 111.
kind, 1.1! %%. Unit) ir Vtala and I4ttlrgit ar—
c...rucr of Nlark.vt and NVatvr street, Yittaburgh
RENiovAL.—C. .Nlanufacturer
of every variety et' VIALS. MOTTLE S and W i‘i•
GLASS. black Portar, Wins and Claret Dotting: Lisuiy•
and also, Flint Mass in every variety. War alma.,
lax.. WI t5......aud and lA:3 First ntr,L. Pittsburgh. raga
'V
R. DILIVO, I)iamond, I'itt,t)urgh,ellll.r
1: •in coil:in:Y . Plt.il.)l2CF., offers 1.. r nnin Love
mod( fieloc:cni Gan" ly ano, Nov.,
e,rry rat ,4; rarest qualiry, n 4 ill, ~, , L.lll
Mills. Al.', bri I Friuta. Foreign au..
taken in exchange h.r InerUinndlen,
F. IL. D. ha.. procurtsl a full assortment ~r w.,
noted GAItDE.N tiltiKDri, andurn,. the attention u,
torested in rural affAint. jaol
COMMISSION 110 SE. —T he subscril.er,
hare opened a Mar,e f r the alwive N.k.
Smithfield etreot, f ur 1. ore above th. Nlooomothein
W. will purc100......r rooter ..n commieri..it, for owl, ,1-
ingurnente of FLOUR. 11ACCIN. (1;1‘i,
BAIILIIY, VLAX S6itl). SEED. liA Y.
upon which we wdl make 141,1.m . r., or I.ltral.t. et t I.c4t
market rate, fir rneh. n..rf;! A lAlE(/
W. 1114131-17111 1 MC 111.11.4,0 , .... J I. 61,1,/ - 1 - 7
ENGLISLI & ItICIIARDSON, Forwartlin••
and C•aniniaanal IlerchantA and alodranlr .1.10. r. in
i Init. BACON and OIL, nud PittiDUCE gruerally. Mar
honso formerly 01..," upird 1.3. Burbridze A 1 tr,-,t.ram, N.l. I:1
Watrr and 'MU First strort. Pitodpnrgh. frtZ
.1 , 11:C ArWEV..A J. lit ,IA• AI'S LI l.
ATIs - ELL, LEE & CO.. IVholesalt•C;rtwer-.
l'roduce and GorlirmAsi,u .11Arrhants, all,l ,lAal , •rs 11l
Itit.l.l.nu - gh Nletnuflugur , -A, No. a 1V,,...1 sir.Al, LA.tue‘l3 N A!, r
awl Front strevcA, PittAbtlrg,..l.l,
TOIIN W. Bu'r LER I:0., I' , ,rwarding
P.
ur •-•-
111:1101( MANUFACTUREi , . I.}.\LPIPE 4114
LEAD, No. 67 Yroht et rent.
ni7SitY Forwa.rding
Cornmixsion M,chabt.an , l selp,lesale JrxJrr w Fl , ll.
CH KE,F. ituTrFAL BENDS aril PRODUCE gettertilly. N...
'5 Wont l'itutinrwh
NOTICE.—TiIe underBigned, Asmignee of
%t. KEN YON. of Stettin-alit/0, Otto. haring 014.,1,•
eat a RE.I3.3I:EtiF THE PATENT oroonally graute.l tt.•
on the 4th day of 0.-toltor, I,h t, h,r the iturtatse of ninktost
IltiT•PitEPi•Kr) NUT,t, W A SIiERS. etc., twine snLat Fibs Ir
he tattoo's, Viz
Fatah-The nee of the d:e T, the box M. for tee, 4,g
the blank, the rioto• nro tor. in ronittlatitoto with th- th•
bracket Q for prelialug, and the puu, - 11 L. tar iterfirit,,..:
the BM, dutn the prteleUee. tlm Whola operating t 4:-
jointly as dr.:lo,cl tor .taking N lire la . Washes at lila , Ile ,
ratio,.
,ocr—Tl, manner auhatantatily as described, Of or
raih.ang the dies In relation to t!i" porch that any vice, of
[rots In the blank ttils.ll tr, fore., into the path .4 . the pito h.
thug securing d.. eompressant the Not altittittt
the breaking ‘4 I h.. machine.
py Ptraoas :I,t.•retittal anll plane take 0. t ur.t 110
(ringer,. it ou the /lie in dealt With Record lle to lur .
11Alol1, lIAIVITPHE a .tl.litlitllV.
l'itta,'..wgh, A It!" . 1
U. Inpb:3:n-- • hJ )
W 1.1.1 AM CARR k CO., (iViLliun Cnrr,
I Iv. fir:. J. Ptok, t‘Ooleenle li;:11-
CER3 tvlll,-111•-, to Folotgo 1% INES a n d BRANDIES. Old
Mono., ‘ltei .1 l K.CtiKI IIRK Y, No. 35 Commen sal
Row, LO..orty str,l. Pittsburgh, y
JFLEMING, successvr to L. Wil
t/ A. Co. corner of Marli.•t street and the Diant..ud,
keep, ,untat,t,y ,•n hand a full assortmeut of DRUGS, NI El,.
ICIN EIHCINE CHESTS, PERFUMERY, and all aut.
elen t“ Ito latpurures.
tar. Preact iptions carefully compounded at all
hours. Jolt
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JOHN num.; --
cocrouat rt.Eadiya.
"ILK MINI; BIIO . I . IIERS, flticeettsont to J.
1 -
K idd „t C., v. nolfwak , DitUtiOISTS, No. tx) Wood /0 reel,
pittehimeh. Proprietors of Dr. M'Lann'it rtl..brated Vertu..
futte, Liv, Pit,.. do. 1100
JL. M \ ILSIIALI., muccessor to 11. Let..
. WOOL DKALIfit and CoMMISSION MEltellA NT,
N. , . 130 Liberty otroot. l'ittstrorkii.
ItVerence—W..sltilinttxtt ft ttioa., Kramer .4 Robot, :dor
phy, 'Dorman d‘ Co., Brown .k Kirkpatrick.
Pltleiburgh, May 24, 1855. my 24
W. CHADWICK, dealer in Kentucky
I
• Lraf TOISAtX(`), RAIIS and PAPES,IXt. 119 Wojd
st)eet. below Sixth, Pittsburgh. .. , ( apt I: I y
44- The highest market price, In rash, pall for Rust, _
1...1.1131. P. MUPILIAJ-L ... ...14.1.5114i IL 91• n II CS.
WP. MARSHALL & Co., Importers ~nd
• &eters in French suid Ams . rican PA PSIS, ILA:W
INOS, No K Wood street, Pittsburgh.
risslr-Sole agents for the celebrated manufactures of Melvin.
Lsehrourt lt Co., Paris. .0'
13T: C. AIORGAN, Bookseller and Sta
. tamer. Ilas always on hand a genet-al assortment or
&hoot, Nliscellaneetts and Blank Books; Printing, Post and
Cop Paper, Sc_ wholesale and retail, No. 104 Wood street,
below Funk (east side) Pittsburgh.
441-ITANTED--Rags and Tanners' Scraps. ar If.. t v
JOLIN 11. MELLOR, Wholesale and Retail
dealer In MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, PIANOS, .511':IC,
St'llt.KiL BOOKS and STATIONERY, No. Si W. oI ~beet,
Pittsburgh.
JACOB .RI'COLLISTER, Wholesale and Re
() tail SEGAIt MANUYACTURBR and dealer lu all kinds
of TOBACCO, SNUFF and SWABS, No. 25 Fifth Pirent,
PlOsburgh.
Oaf. Keeps constantly on hood a 'are supply of all the
various brands of Imperial Sews. J. 41
P ,ILIP 112111111 X ROBILILT J. &NDEGNON.
lEYMER & ANDERSON, (successors (0
Joshua Rhodes & C 0..) vrhoiessle dealers in FOR ERIN
Fit ITS, NUTS, SPICES, CONFECTIONARY, SUGARS, &,..,
No. 39 Wood street, opposite the St. Charles Hotel, Pains.
burgh. !TR
A TINDLE, Wholesale and Retail SAD
-1-31._• DIE. HARNESS, TRUNK, VALISE sod CAItpKP
isku StANUNACTURRIL No. 106 Wood street, Pittsburgh.
IvZky
. 4 4 NTERPRISE WORKS, No. 136 \Voo . (1
street, third door below Virgin alley.—BOWlf lk TET-
I EY would call the attention of Sporting men to their large
ta-aortment of GUNS, RULES end TM °LYING PISTOLS,
She largest and lxist selected stock ever opened In this mar
ket, together with a general assortment of Hardware, Cutle
ry, 'Viola and Fishing Tactile. all of which we offer at the
Lowest pooible wives 4, cash- purehte‘ors, or for go,l ap
i.roved pap,. :Ivo IA
N'Oft'li-WESTERN POLICE _ktIEN6`Y,
No. SI Washington street, cormr of Dearborn; CHI
CAGO, ILLINOIS.
•LL.A.IS PIKIELSTo3 ; -1). D. R 0,161021:
PCNILEATUN d devote their entire Attention to the
traneaCtion of a general detective POLICE BUSIEYSS lu
Wlaconain, Michtganpad Indixna."
the m S h t i a 97 te , t itr of I.llinuia,
JOIEN Iti/U 13 R \ 151 ...,!••;,
(MN, NV NI..
11 glalcy, Pc4.11 lirazdy, dc. Mau, EitrllYllMl
Olt, casts of disabladd sad host Prima,
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PUBLISHED DAILY BY GILLMORE . & MONTGOMERY, AT THE "POST BUILDINGS," CORNER OF OD AND FIFTH STREETS; AT FIVE DOLLARS PER ANNUM,
VOLUME XIV. PITTSBURGH, MONDAY, MAY: 26, 1856. NUMBER 199.
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BUSINESS CARDS. BUSINESS CARDS. FOR SALE il ND TO LET.
1 __ _ ___ _____ LIST OF UNCLAIMED PACKAGES RE
MAINING in tn. o& - .1 of TOM ADAMS EXPRESS .PITTSITURGII POST.
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OUNIPANY, No 84 Fourth a t nest Pittsburg. which. if not
•• Neither with my eye nor my faith will I trifle." GREATEST lAEPROVEMENT VET! WORK,S FOR SALL-Sixty three rolled Iron. the FIRST DAY OF JULY next, will be MAY 26.
._--...--,:r•-..--,--.COAL ''"""f 1 "d- wit h 25 ° 'r C au l ii th " l " -I •wn' 1 " 11 the int ' sol•I at nblic Auction to par charges and lor account of
S C A L E-11. KLEBEIL & BRO., ' to ovemente thereon in succansful operation. Said Farm is ~,,.. ~, . t
~
50....:; 1.-- ' -' .-.-:. 911111.7=1,M1ng no I P Me rutictah i - --- --
, eititeted on the \lonongahelo Hr. r, :14 relax above Pithe Athely & Bro., 1,, , x, Columhus, Pa. MONDAY MOR_N_INI3
111."-''-.!" - 77 -- '70:r=- -- --' "••••••=!-J. 1.1 '=.7, .:-.:•--ile. N E t., ' - C- 0 just re, rived a mall ha • f
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BIUNNS & CL ARILS` PIANOS,
.7:•• - ; ‘ ..„ . 1,44 . .;;,,, ! burgh, and le supplied with e k'arrn Mouse, Barn. Tenant Ad.B, J. i t FL
. package, Pittsburgh. Speech of llon. .1. Glancy Jones,
.-.' ,:lr preelded with their SEW SCALE. This is ,' . , ,-- -,•''. , Houser, Orchard, ilailroad. and an excellent harbor.
their latest, and undoubtedly the MOST Pe- keg,
pkg- do
do OF PENNSYLVANIA, 1 .
PORTANT Insprovement as yet made to the Piano Forte. The I In qualit y.
of
For hi
n ig h t: ,
r ee p. h r eit k. t , Z . k, : n i: n p sl ivy ri s ijio h. t . bi rt • e y n7 tre.t.
AlAni llre d e 'e n nrieft e . , C' H al ..ill T.
c bag, A llxgheny city.
TMPORTANT TO THOSE AFFLICTED POWER or no instrument le almost IkRIBLED thereby , NICIitiLSON A PAYNF, Beatigvand. J. D. cane, Pittsburgh. In reply to Mr. Full
j_ WITII BAD SIOITY.-Peraniu, suffering from Bad Sight, and in point of volume, evenneee and brilliancy of tone, they Jel2,rf hat box, do vindication of Mr
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arising from impaired s Blom constitutional decay , old age, surptow anything as yet or... Metal in the Alive 01 a Pume. '.. , , . box, 40
or other canoes, 'Mould do well to mill upon Dr . IL E. SIIAW, They p0.5e..4 all the advantage+ ot the °rand Pianos, with. ' r i 14 1", N <
' 11IONAL IWIEL FOR RENT.- Bove . w
Bethel, S. S. pkg , do Missouri Compro•
PRACTICAL OIWIAN, a here they may rid, upon getting 001 env .4 Ito .14./1•1111fititpll. We 000 nhullettge csontisernessi I The atom e 11,4,1.cm/ding the nononrohola Wharf, be- Batkofen. J do do Representatives,
Spectacles scientifically adapted to the JUST \C ANTS OF a sh the Mot rumenb• of any other tanker in thls .muntr). tween Smithfield and Gram streets, together with tie im y ,b,, , wm, do do
TILE EYE. Andreas, 28 Fifth street., Opp site A. A. Slinam's, confident that . , er) unliiitsweil Judge of the article will at STABLES thereto an ,i,,a, will he for rent after the lat day 11„,n,,,,,,,, Chas. B. tri via , do Mr. JONES. 1
Pittsburgh. erica (shalt their superioroe. The mild., 0 rempectfully it, of April n.. t.
Beirdnian, Dr. A. B. box, New Lisbon. Ohio. the House to giT
P. S.-Telssoopea, Microscopes, Thermometers, and every sited to call and examine tioese superb instruments. ' The above Hotel being very large and cornmodions, and it,,pg.,„,„ L . pkg., Downingville, Pa.
article appertaining to the Optician trade, kept and repaired 11. KI.P.BER & Ilit•i., ; near the protswed sites ••f . two Railroad Stations and the 12,,,,,,,,pip0 . c. d , . Pittsbursh to reply to tY
on the pasandeeii. Selr agents for Num. A Chubs' Pianos ri ,
t. tt 1,,,,q, on,. remarkable Indocementa to those %letting to box, Uniontou ti. Saturday ;an
'Glasses inserted In old Frames. For IS -w« , Prin..) 11 aunt : cogen in this businois. I arire at the office of Burgess , L. F. S. leg, Pittsburgh allow me to
11.3.. Any article nut approved o ( , exchanged free of ex• No. r. 3 }•,...t.r0.t, next tio, to Masonic !hill. , CFA ). ARNOLD A PO.. %Beeson el C...., I
Brown A Reiter, I,s do
pea.. de lily P. S.-Splendid 11.-eortru, nt of th•• alone shortly eXpet.te.• , inhildf--chh Fourth street. Bridges, Mies E. pkg , do
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NEIV COACH AND CAB.HIA.UE FAC- for the Spring 1 rade.
aP'
' RASE CHAN t 2 E - .-I.le subscriber hav- Brewer, D. do do 4., Mr. CAMP
.L.ll TORY.--.3OIISSTOS, DROTHEIZS & CO., corni.r of NEW SPRING STOCK OF. cedar count), Imsa. Mr. Jost
Pittsburgh.
ktAttntlf CM 11.11t1 ilelmout stresde, Allegheny City, would respect ,• , I a tad, tina• an d att-ntion, a Ishea t.' dispose of Ms ran and ' "' WWI SOMOV
fully inform their friends and the public general!), that they CHICKERING & SOr,V., flolbtirn, I.
,i,,: ,Hgriged in nindher Madnwm *Melt dem ti,,i, h,,, cub Crl i tn t , I r i , /, ‘ .: l l l7 al' e l h l 1'0x d . , ...
1 itro.'er) linemen, TM...tending of the limier le well knout, Ihrn ingharm
Wirth, Allow I do Port Uriffith my widen
have commen. tal the minufacture of CAIIII.I AO L.A. RA- , as the fire ot its kiwi. the bu•oness . large mini Ii wren:ids gby cia,,,,,r, B.
1 PLOW (..10, PLltlttilligh ft qrte9ti:
IttJECIII.S, RAS:BAB - Al s. P 1 . (1G1 ES, SLEIGIIS a-. i CIIA PIANO FORTES. ~ tO•tAPIII , IA '•I it, bent . bow In the citi
, Awmpbell 3 A 1 parkag• Katannia,
Huns, 7n all then remit,. stiles at' undue anti proportion. I T- an 1., , 1ii•1'1t1 ,, t1 11.11N4..... 5,,, 11 11 e reris iberdos and • ' . of the
*llk_ All orders will he to, 00.1 with lark' regard to dot* J. ill \II !I ELI,II. I,s , , .
tiors l atim . . sore i ,sue•• 1, latrtlcatlttra .0•111. , of 'Clapp, 11, Lleri 1,11
ClArk, II in i d , Prf.lifl'lN Entlate Pi
/II tabu rah Lis ow ,
bllity and beauty of finish. liepada will 11.1010 l'at KtIt•Illit•l1 IV ' Just reeelseo se, ea irate 4 '., -1 1 1 491 I fe.lll t I IA ASi CIA; Itti, C orner IS , sol and °lvii, sta.
~ r ,. ~. i 1.,,,, Peersv ills, Pa leadin
an lbe nisset remediable [eine. I sing In 11.11 thew et.rk the CIII,:nI..RI ' ,•• & .-oNe - ry
f'r - r --- T s I ,R cOA LIV ORK .S} : Vii. SA LE- (Yei,en ea,,e 0. , . Franklin, I . i
test Esseeni Shafts, Poles. mei Wheel ett lie y fe.d conti• ' I'IAN o} , !It l k?, 41,1' ..In ... • ' , elf o
Pittaborg),
d t ,,, t h,,,, n il ~,b,„ fa , , ,,. ~,,,, ~ , ,,i, t h eir . i , , ,,,, ,r „, g ,. , ~, r u . 1 , 0,,,,i t i,„g u „.l., , „,.1,1,,t 1 0 , )„,,,,!,,, ,„1,,, ,IT II lin S- ! i l , J..... The ,'.al Worts lately owiaal by A. Line b, Jr .l (.7...., , 1:.-war 3 1 ..
lark
p,rm . tly ent..fir.l on trod 01 thou' new WWI.. .• . her
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,•,, harchas. rs ere reopiests .11., /iris us n coal. before put- manufactured I , 11.• 11. 4... S Cl.l. ks , ~...,. It ',t00., I -,.. t!•• • • ! ictsl . ' s •l ,l '• eooe f .r eal , • 1,,, Id l'''' ,, , c"... 1 .• '`f II: , , ,
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ihwtog else. he, 0.,-ir' Is , le, •.0-I \ te're St. le lee eo et ,p:. .. , ,,1:y 1.1'1.1, t „. „„„ , s „,, li r t ~,,, 1„... , t ( f,..tt, snore ..r kr, KIA.I •11 i . e. , ...L.'S. •uarid , • - .. .1 . i
- -- - i .1 th• t • .... 1.n..111.1..., .11 Ow I .... la nt :It 1..1 so le. u. re, I . .nni•r. W '.' Lab • A rlura,n. I. ,
A MILLIKEN A. I'll hate On hand, al se ien Octave !ignore Piniiii ForteJ j ,..
' • ',id,/ ~;o Pull begs, lindaap 1 Dor-et'. Th A. M I Lit. Pittsburgh t.
_ri...* their estensive CALI:Nei and CIIAII: M 4. NCIAt as eta as t' .., • - • , l^ rl ~ 'I 't. , •.•' ! 'l'lr . . , •••• 1 a. , I 1•• • • Irt ler', r I ate elm. spies I- ' 1,1,14,1.1 I •••• Warsaw, n
roaf.l." 64Snittlifb1.1 street, a large ansoi %meat -t Fan. ) ..rat• 1 P , roo 1. , bill 11 A N ' 1..: ' r
A l, : 1 . , , A 11 tn.. a t rt. 151.1 I A tt) 41 at I ~... harlph A Al-I! I e,l .1.. Pttlstorgt,
and Plan Furniture. wen li t'.• - ) will .1115 per ,tit lower their N I•W ;+C\ Li:. Is oh 11 , is P' 1 k N'l 1 R• ! N f 014: . a,' 11 da sa 1 he. 110 V It. et- ('itt,,,,,, r 0,, Lbrennol.l. It tpa la,,.l.s..tiburg. r.,
than i mtomar y rib" Tet Ins. ~.114 ar I) ',heir ) ea I PATE'. I At'l 141 1 4. aa.•l a. , .1, 'I. , . ,r 1 nit •i.. , L... ;VI --.- Ereoe.t, Ch.,. I'. NI 141 r
rt./R . I'DV Or .; .I"r E N 'l' It)N : - l'ult „ r ~r i L r ,
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slers er, I`J
Cil' 1111 . 1:': 11 \it \ Err, Ilott-f- Slior.R e ' , I . I r Ali: -- Are ss ...so ~,,,i loses-- ~..1 1,1,1.1/.0 • a,/ Ile .I.sl e
• oI. ioee•c". es pert tit , • . • . ... ' ii.e. i• 1 0.11 e 1 a- ritletlurets
, •isee s o srienJo-.1 „111, n0e1.... nee leis slieno4 t.. to 1.1,1 "altar, II I 1 1 lr
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ttren , .. 0 1., .. .. . , 1.. • .. '. •.,.4 k in los Imo sII li !,1,,,,r 4 . , ,,,,. I t t n ot ut tj... )...t.l .rid; .4 .1.11 Ti,,T It 1. n•., 1z tI 5 _,.. ; ) toot II Ir 1 (1. 4 ., 111eghs es • .rs
the noosed. it/lallin.,llll. li.111:,; 11. I : 'AI,. espet It nco s. . I, IIN II 'ln I• ,' ll I•, , I. ••,‘ 0,...1.
the Imitate., lie respanfully ....1....as tlo. tastrons.,;•• 01 ho obi • r •-• I, l'omeml ~...,, , .• • - '. • ••to • Pr, ei I 1 , 4 1 1• 4 ..• i ••`.' ... I t:. I. i o.a.rat 4 ; .00r1. ortn .. r' t 11,e 1111 - Pr:II. I. I t
customers 111111 the pubis potato!! y.
~.44:1 t• I CIIIPV .1, s•• , : r ~1, . y•r on , . I • 1 tt.t ut.' ,
- , Mar t. i . isi 11. rt. rho s. s •• .1.
T A:Nt Es 31ET, LI SUER, Ntonongahela Pla- "'"'"' l''''"' - t .1 Alloele hr o r
t o / ning Mill. would nwpectfully inform his Girlish and the i
FOL'ItTII S'llif:ET (' 11l NET ST tQt I:. , T 111: -I•At.t.or.:l,
LIM public that Lie new establiehtuent is DOW In MI otters. • •I! r /ed:), Ji ~ I id., :ot I,
tam, and that be Le prepared t. furnish Boat Cabins, and fill W. D.. 1 / 4 . 11 , 31cCil.LI 11, I Il R I'FIS I I Plo,RI( 11)1( ' , l I '-',l I '-'"'". ' 1
• cr ., TA., I •At Ai 111 • l' ITssi see ,r • , I.er.
all orders for PLANED LUMBER, with promptness, and et • ! i I . I. i Plttebror,l ,
the lowest rates. SW X - F t )1 - 11 TII ?"!!I I T. 1 . I a.. 4% n, 1 , -44 . VA It 111 Elt. ' S 4; t i 1)1.... . .... ..
: , ••,1, .1 ; 111 , . It
1 ,
Board and Plank, planed on one or both sides, cotutantly . - .lr! ' I ''' Rl . /i / '(' 7'1(0 ).‘' TI II: IT:. i . ' ''''' I. 1 .ariro,
ou hand. Tor att,..'.••• • • per . ! a.....rs . . sp.. 4, A , 4,, 11.. ~ 1 It i f
. ~ lav .) t t tt ; fOrTII,II
rive, D,,,,, „,,,,d m„, r i,p1„,.... ~p 5 .,,,,, 4,,,, i p a , n, ~,,1,,, , Prevent rt,• . k, le ',.•te•l I•r k•I'Itl ••• e%I t., .:. '... ,• ; • . 1 lies 1 nll . 'I 1 I I.i 1, nri • ' se. 1 .
ardor. 1..).".., .ins lat I dims - 11.. .It. A I A ,14111. \..n At t, I Sallill LI
eg 131.111•11,A1\11.1 I0.:110. It• All we A• lIl I - 11.1 :! l• 111.,/ advat. 11311,1•Im 14.11.1 Tna....41y. cridus I 10. le ('OTT At CO.. ',kW I •'ll, E. 1.1.• .. • . 7., . ..„.„, j : - .
loge to g, e hhii • call. a. Lean mot' larntedi 11,r-ta .Ith ei end:. ••..i eta.. 1•1-.. tel., ~, er , ..1 a ' , in.. 1 sll re inn Ishioling Ilt ...'• 1r...ie..; r,.. ,
:ire/ e ) .. . . iT ist,l , , h oli I I
Pinned st.,• . • ideble bet siert' do se rlptien et sleek Eat. Sul I'A•ilm.l .. :I. . i• •• 0.1 11,1. , . : Thin T.10.11.101‘ gonarf ,,l )• '''''''' ''''' : .1• 14 la 4. I' 11, • ... 11. I 7 111 W ~1 . t '
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st . Tv - 111..: ...I I.asno4ll II . 1 . 1 ~.. i
Ft. 1..r0N CAR WoRKS, FOUNDRY .-N ii ''''' '"'''''"'"" ' • . • ' • T he E.itua.rat , idea hew- III.•,-, • dein, est,. II •t o , ie. hos 1 . 1110.11/E , l
Corp-, .i 1 ...I 4,1 t . AL, '' 44) t .1 I. te . s•., .• 'led -
when, l• at . 1 a . L.
MAtlll.lOl ellop, t•,,,,r+gy. lie, _Tn. ..,, , ...ro., - t' le The North Illrlttsh Ilerlen.th , . , I 0 !
.roaittoe sod y•• ,-... I,' ,•41 t li •be ,Ir.t. t. I t .I• 1 . e l l I.f Lin• '1 11. II • I , .
haring navvo4l into his non Warts, tesently aro. tell. cornet i ..„,,.......„, ~.,, ~. I . A
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L. , nt . I , . ... 01, . The Xi . ..stolid...ter Res less. 1.4 . --• .1 r I . ao II .. 1 ' . .
~f Water, Wlranoukth and Shehly streets, 0 prop...rad a. ~ a ~,,,, li,„ ,;„,,,, ~., „I ~.
.....,..,. L.. ... ~,... ~....
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thine last oorra N. dllanbu•h Nlirgortntr. 'l'.l‘ , ' - '
tract for and execute all tot 4 1... t. Paosartir, in..tg.... in, t .l, r . ,,,...n.,, 1, ....t...,., ~, ... u t , .. , , , , .. , .n n • 1t.... ' 1.1 1 •• •
P.14 , 11:116.• 1.101.160 Freight, 1 1 batterut.1.1ralel, !land a. la. ,4,,, a 1.„4..., , 4,,.... 4 , ~ I p h i' •1 ~. t, A, d n ,n.I . , 'Va.,: al ••• 5• , • tg, •• • • •,• -h. t,,,,...,+., 1 . ..11i....:. ,a.l ' it , .li/, al' I ..
ether d•aatriptions of CAlts. o„ , 1 „, , ~, ~,,
...„., 0.. ~,,,, . • .4 11, . 411.1 %1 mat r... ! II .1,00. ' \1 hata.r.a
Also, for STEAM LNG 1 h F.h.' of all aims, lIIKAitI NG, 14A II 4 ._ ~,,
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/IJAD CASTINL•O 4.4 all tloscrtptinns, and all tither aa h. CSI: I .FT LI N I ~,i ~.. . 1••••••••-.. • 110 . -,••••., t• • . kit. r1,111..1 I.ot Al.,' IL. 14.0.1.111 . 11A111.../. \ I 1.- . .1 1./AA I an 11 no z..tt I's • .
awn tA113.11.1g to • Foundry and Xlachute Shop _ _
• The Yonanen of the ddLqaut daparltnents are . - :en tsar MANSIPIILIP SEADIN tit% 1
and prat - twat men-mostly teem Eastern ritenulivehire-s-- AND .• • ire, io 1, 5 . 1./ 1 4 . ..• •. • •o-t srs the fa t• 1... 4- aI. ; • f . ltta . l4 rob
who keep them/mdse. inhumed and adopt all indualde um.i• • i 0,11 h..... pa,.....-,1 as., 'I to ; t.,ta.. 1 Ito 11a/ 11. tla Alleahan) ay
tit It improvement. iatigia tl, W. OS. IA i.THEIti.I.I. Allegheny County Normal School.. r.„,...,,,..,..••,,,L,„,,,.....:_,1.• .r pa,..... ht -4 4 114.... to. r• a..
IL J C1:1011:1.1.. .1 t, I.l.lllntnt, il t. T,.... In on *vet.. ‘ll, Al, O O f„,., end,, ir n rel in, roe, r t e.,. I , e ),,hv.,,,, I , • I •••• - 1 , ~ 44 ...•••1 s I-I'.• 1 .1 hi. rta • f .. snl all 4...1 I .l.Canneltrtilla Inn. .
A bIERICAN PAPIER MAcIIE !tIANI..- ~ ihv So,' , /osto leg and Iry • 'i:, " . ; • -nun, Iwo 1....1. 1 -....:....! ~ • 'II, hate,. loan It, Ph I Pvislairr It
I III: 1 sce.l the It U. 7 11 ..4 exile
FACITILI Xi/ CoMPA \ V. N 0.71 St•'•11.1tI •trontt. Vitt.
i':•.4 A /1 .., ,(1•11 ' rte 1•Ao, 1.• 4.,.4 4r •tr II ot. on rt.. ~. tn.,. 1r t t.11,04....t, 1 Afloghony •o s
tough, rusumbict men of PAPIER MACRE ~EN Alll. YI? 1
11 SI (.4 0.101... 0 SI. rota -rodeo 1.141 Pittaburgh
fa - Churches. Itaisee, steanihoata. kc ; Mirror an.l Turin
111. r As A n. t. PS. I'n n. 11..t.4 a. , ea ... 1 th,r4 .41......1wtr •- i•it/1., I ' lMr1I10 , •11. Pa
F rs• .8. \VILA.. end 1....4" Heads prarkata, n tat., tar 1 .
.. 1 ~ ~.,,t "1 0 0
~ . , , , l' •.1.0rg.11
aces, Vetttllatt4 - 1 and Gent,' Nona for Ced.t.,... n_,...n... , _i' ' 11 ," `, i' i . -,.." - ! 1- :".. I.l ''' ..l " . ''' '"l''''..-'....!!('''' tern, ~ r ealP ''l ' . ' "- * ll ll' l . • 11-.1
and Moult/hass of entry description, silo attil t1...141,, I.
beeper I 1 11 b hibirri'ssiieil , ' enn's I''', - •'' s' '• '' 'r'• a . 5 '`' ;"' I' l ''''' ` I R '''''' ' '' " h.,. '''' , l ..'. hid e -id . 1 " 1"... n
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.6t1.1 warranted wore durable than any other .c,,le eer, si. I ho ''''''''''''" '' '''''' \ ' r ''''''' ..'
I ' " ' I ' s. I '''''• '•• '' Tt I , ! 11 4 T.. ••".) '."'" '.."." •:' ""Ir : '1..11'1 A. OfEnh• , 4 1 1 .•
I lie 1 Ilse I Ste of Apc :I nen I'. I .tr. • i 1. a. , ~.. are to. lor sl lO 4a. ta4l • wee. ar. 4... • la•t al ar: AI .alit v. 1.14.1 1/ P
l• 41.-1: ' 1411,, • 11,1 Alo.l•.1 FA 11A• A • 4.1" I.lr.- ..1.......1 tu..1....11...1 ..i Allegheny :it ,
...ir Chders executed on tte- shortest notion.
Aha lb-0 e n n u i. r .( f. u.... 1...• . a , 1.,,, ir. ,4, , a ~ 'in ear! I 4h-tiers I...Tez • • ••11.44.4,1 If”1,1•••1•4^1.4 , L. 11.. . Ilttalscr Oa
N. 8.-Attention or so-amtront tiniliten i.. eepecially t.i•. ' ' • . , .
the tint,wtterolent lii.-1 /......I.llttir r.t.t. lo' • t.t......1 r. t'.- . • 4.11 .tot , b , te . .4---.. , ...-1 .“.. .... l • Ora! u. t . HO!' 1,1 d.,
re - led to this article on is count of its light n en; t, t
CCAIMISS, TCNKS & tll. ' 1,118,...,4 n 1• au!, at fr.., f a 1.. ',... s•-•• t ;1. art, 4 .-1 , ..) .I..nas t la, lerulah • ~ e re • ...ran t an 4 sat,.- Warren, Glo.•
! TI b \l- 't4 ~ nar •. ret I ..... laINA es 4 \ r't .fe trri re .. 0.1 use- 1,14,1 1.1. MIA,. •I' tha .Say . th,..1,1. 1 . 1[1614104h
N.n.':ii S•ramit tarrea, between Wood MIAI Merle I. • '
Jeri Prlteburgh. ' A !lien, .
le tt n leern . i 0 oso i• le ts• 's- 'il.'• 4 hit•burxti
haying n- T. a , to r. .., It. ••••• t......, t ; ot-vo t. . t.,.. t... • . .. Xarly Coplea.
„,„,,,,,,,„,„ swot./ the ss .0 lee. 'o to .1 s t an 1 I,A A - • ,,,,,j • :.: , • . . e . A . A ... Th. ra,s,ta 4 .thS 1 4 NC, ,u(Yer.. ~... 11. , er.,..t, p. • Itneenna, 111..,
'oral ' I l'' t h e • ~...... ...I 1.....c0l Q. .a A : she, pies eil,ii eo' se re ie tire , R.-prints.. ,•,..-. ll', Y 11140410411
...: I 1... tuna a.l I e .1, ils ,r.!11..., uTo .n. 0p.,. '' .. trt , • dorlog I,- 1.t.....,1 .t. 'ling *.i..t. , 1 MOITA TRI•1110 ...a.,•, ~„. ao
Si. „ 1 , 14 me, .mat. .• 16. r.., t. 'ls he 1 , 1..0nntl .1. 1 . ..- I. 1...1 0rtt , ..., Os,. ' Elepla, Pa
?it , I s lettLei Irohoiths , . ii el oes ••• .t. «t 05... se. oi es Ile ~ n[ ',.; , ^ l, - .. c PitLat....b
• U,e, . 11 '' K. •. u. i•..... 0 • ' Term*. I . - r an" -to. alai aland
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C.4OII'I4ELL 6,. I'OLLOCk .. to • 'Ir.:10
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It A lleiteqty H.S.
_ -
r HE IIO I' Y E (2t)AL I'OMI'AN It/icing n ,
cently Wet V tai l.ter In trAO.potl , h7, • 111.*
non. letting ...n-1 by the .11onotertorere :tetra. .4;
petty, of l'brooklitittra Ink. plreettre to ea t-J, that Hoor
rtattni were promptly soiprat,.! by J Neat. J..ttee A.. 1; ,
,t 1 0041 CnITIVI.I.3 II 11U! , 11
Agent of llopo Carl C./tureliy. taut.: u n .tt
Pittsburgh. Deruntbrr
EVOLVEtts REvoLvEits ri
kL ruins'. by (tree., direct fair.
to.- mattufact tit era, splendid saatrt
tt ..rOtr't ftEPEATING Pliftv
too, tier toad six Writ berretta, all of '
whocit are wall ..11 fur casalt at no loot
I n.-or me they nut be. I...ugbt to tim coy rf Neu 1"..,t It I •
gotthz w Austral:a tutol Cabfof uot sof find t i nt
lo bother by purrttatoutt thro clugteht« at Logo , . Chou Li.
1.1141 among strata/4,l.—ns !otth.e t., o
any of Ow twfory I.a ru.tt t-1/1. NI .
of a faulurr rellot.l the moue).
T. ußouri , llnporterr. of F;rat,du•
. tn Fate tlltl S•
hlsky, Peach Iltantly, au lit. - Attlee. and t •
Comer Senttlatheld and Fleet ma...de, l'atabutait it ..'1
B°TI"
154,ttlPrs.
IS7 Drat etreteL. would twepouaully Int dna the lane
la that they hale o•ustantly on hand a Itw,,e ut.
L.L.A., MINERAL WATER, ALE and letltTElt,
of the I. qualtty.
The titivate-on of reunites te pent. War!, tltret, led t.,
he - t that they bottle IA Alt hit, fir,: ALI: In tu petrel tutu
I'Lyeulsos r.xtutmen , l n L• renaltre un x ...tenet ut Its abetl.-
mint mud ottrttnetttent..,
J. J. .
JJ. IJILLEZiI'It: R CO, 1......kmg riln.. 'I.
an.l Jtnal. :I+ in 1.. , A.1kg Gltuu. 11,11..... I
Jravzug., ) N., 11t.
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a 1,.. • ti.lt •t 4
Steatutemt l nlen• Due, at, •I - 74
1 4 1 N'rEtil'HISF: NV( N ;,; \‘'
thin! .Irnm V. y ti t: A 7 17 t
would rail the Ytt,ttlort4 ,sport‘rs,,, 11,1. I..•••
.-ttriarta • , 1 ti NS. It I nr.4 1.1 ! ; I.! ,
lb.• larrwst and fret arll.Ld Plitt. ever t1.1+1,1.1 111 u, . • • • •
n , 4t, tue , l..t)er arlth n I,lu, rat nrn •rtut- ut ..1 11 A Rion 4h1.,
t•CTLKItY, Tlarldt nts•l /NU TAUK all trf tacit ta• - •
0-11, rat the low.'. lararttrle 1., r". t • c•antr V•lt, • I r
approved rrn;rer. tun; I •
111 A. SIVILI..II, litld
Denier in FT/ Rance., lat“rec 7,n. a 1,.,
Ilaurre/trairers' 11.n:a nre. tern' M,h.l, a au I 1.• 14.1 •
nhti.t lrtw. Ndo LA, ..1,., 14 :••••rtli
eitswt. (.divpaelt , Irtual.rer's Il a. 1, I I I A ItRl7-lliL /to
FA , n Je nza, bre rreovi - reil lieallb "0c. , . ••;•!
n.ll has opin.o4 IILIND MA.& fl. I , I:1 ,
Nu. bfi iltreet. 11.111 1110 1'0.: !gra, 1.01..• • - .n.
Smithfield, where he aniortn,••ni • Iti.l ~• •
itli plain ant fanry and al: • NJ. 1 •
preparedco fill any oilier in lit, lon, •o• in , . • ' •
is N. 41 / NIAN.I to •1,,,,...
rrofnoded.
Old illlnds reywirial • !.iio a. !..•
ran t be 4.t. i!"
11F. StiOPE, 111: . I
etroa . i. 11..11 !lour b. litep.ii• 1. It. •
tin. TNT] liberal patronage .
begs leers 10 MAI N hntiuunnee nil tlt, —in, 0 • ! • 0
better preparod than ever 1.. furioah !. • ill. • •_
tamers with rarnionte whirli will mew, ...1.10 ...11 • i•
six epe on lia 11 , 1 n La , ...it men t• I thi• -•
styles of F.S, t 1411'1!e. A, I
be will make to order oult/0 eleurtrat 0, r-aet, , it
tenzia.
Vl_ A porton fit always warrante.l. ji0,10,1
JOKX .... TFlnfl. B. TOCXO .I , ILA sr, • I Tot
TB. YOUNG & CO., No.
atrom, oppo.ito City Hotel, mazufactur , ~1 CA RI
sT FUlt.Sll2itio. and CHAIRS, of every .n.
lariats sod workmanship warranted, and a.d•l •i relic t
prows. Care taken in peeking for land end wsk r
ang3l
W 0 \V E L I.' S FURNITURE AN I)
CHAIRS, wholesale and retail, embracing every
style of furniture, to Hassewsod, Mahogany and Walnut, sni-
Labia for pm-inn, chambers, and dining rounut ; equal 1 .. 1 4
in New York or Philadelphia, and at lower prime. Ever)
article made by hand, and warranted.
Cabinet Makers supplied with any quantity of FUItNI.
TUla and CHAIRS, on reeskdiable terms.
Hotels and Steamboats furnished at tin, shortest notice.
Wareroorua, Nos. 77 and 7 Third street,
ang2 PITTSBURGH, l'A.
TO VES.—No. 124 Wood street, abuve
pittb—We beg Lure to call the Trade to our snatk ot
Stoves, Hollow Ware and Castings In general. Having iterfert•
ed every thing In our line, we can safely say that we cannot
be eurpaaewi in finish, fitting, and aincothnes, by any iu the
trade. Merchants will find It to their advantage to call be
fore buying elsewhere.
fel4 OR APP, HEIRMYER. & GRA FP.
T(.IOIAS OLIVER, SADDLE, lIARNF.SS AND
TRUNK MANUFACTURER, No. 4 St. Clair strrrt,
rituiburgh.
q. Marx Clathtng WLipe, Ppurs, kc. [oeth
J. Lt. AMU D D. DLNNY
TUNES a DENS Y, Fur - warding and Comralmaan N 14. 1-
t) chanta, Nu. 61 Water aln.wt, Pittsburgh. [npli)
WATCHES, CLOCKS AND JEWELRY
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
RAIN M. ItOISERTS is now 'Selling off his large end
choice stock of fine Watches, Clocks, Jewelry and Fancy
Goods at a very small advance on first root, preparatory t
enlarging his Store Room and the purchase of an entire
new stock fur the spring trade.
Penman desiring GREAT BARGAINS should mil early. as
it is hie determination to close out his preseo; •tt.,k n Ith-
WA regard to former prices.
Dou't forget the place—ROßEßT'S', 16 FIFTII street. near
.Market. (ebb
EN' a A BF. N .i i .:II S 4 2 YA S i : Ro WINTER
h u. CLoTiiiso
eat, opposite Ma
stri, bare a large stock of Men and Boys' curni ml
on band, comprising some entirely new and elegant styles.
whlcb they are prepare4l to furnish at the lowest cash priree.
Also, a largo and fashionable stock of GENTS' IT ItNISII 'NO
GOODS. decl2,dle
WALLOW-TAIL LINE OF LIVERPOOL
AND NEW YORK PACKET FII I
binned by Own:11w Or-inner; 87 South sin..et, N. Y.
The subscriber le the °lily Agent In . 0
burgh fur the above Line —has always nt
am RAFTS for sale for any amount, payable at any auk
in England,
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cotland and Wale,
TIIOIIPSON, European Agent,
jally 410 Liberty street, Pittsburgh
uia ctow • lE2III L. STETIM OfIJRO6 ALBtlit.
FITTSIIIIHOn COACH FACTORY—BIO-
S - L ow & 01, successors K Bigelow, No. 46 Dia
sound alley, boar Wood street, Pittaburgb--CABRIAGES,
COACIIES, PIIETOSS, BUGGIES, and es,.ss
VErtn't.,ES built to order, aol iitd.lo•t in a
nnsiirp.os,libr beday or d0:421,, - An , • , A dnloL
t5,11,,f workmanship and durabilit,y of susto;l4.4l
es. All work warnarod.
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PIG ME'T'AL - 100 g0..1 quality,
Limtju.t iwr otrvau, I r.-10•.nt,d 1,1 male
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GitE A SE---Bayes' celebrated ;rease
Dr , t) , 0,14. itiall,A.l %.r., In Fano.
k.. 0 and Ma*. rtl . COP A 1. 2 .41 II F:N RI H. CM.LI NS.
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we k, ft.r tad, by
p'2l3 MAIlt A. HUNTER
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DRIED , EACIia..s :1001.11SL fur sale hr
aptrl SMITH. MAIR .t HUNTER. -
LA R 11-5 kegs for sale I.y
ii. p li.i SMITH. HAIR .t HUNTER.
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CI)FFEE SUli A R.-15 libls. B. Co ff ee Su
gar. bd - ode by SMITIL MAIR ,ir lIL:_NTER.
BACON SHOULDERS-37 hhds. to arrive
and fur Bah, by 61'1;1:WEIS lIARRACOI.I,
.1,26 No. '295 Liberty etrt,d.
QUUAIt ' .12 RED HAMS-5 casks to arrive
10 and fop pub by rap2l3. SPRING Ert II ARDAUtiII.
GREEN SALTED lIIDES-573 to arrive
andfor awleby (ap26) SPRINUER lIARBAI'OII.
DRY FLINT II IDES-- '11,5 to arrive and for
iiaie 1y 0p26, SPIN! Ni. 7 ER 1111 WA l'il 11.
CONCENTRATED LIE—A new tirtiele fur
making lined and Soft Soap. One pound ~,rtb t,..
of Pota.b. On band and for Bale by
n p2A FI.EMINI7 BROS.
PLASTER, CENIE N T, AND ORIN
wroN ES.—Plaster for Land and Sulu, Work; Crakent
hr (Net,. and Public Worlo; Orind•Sbotme. all iiirm---tai
bawl at 319 Liberty etrevt, I'it.l , burgh.
W:2 W. IS. WALLACE.
D RA'I"I"S NI: lISINqI lIOTTLr ,-
0,..,,, .xodlent nursing battler, rveeived by
JOS. ILHNII.N4I
Ppg2s ,-,,'n, DiNtnn.i [ul , l Mal 1,1
SUGAR-50 . _ _ •
.1111(1s. prime .is - ;.0. o.Susur lit
Store and l',lr salt. by (ale 2/ 3 0 1 IN MOOR I S EA D .
C ARPET PAPER IN RCILLSF ,, r ,:11.'
by the yard or bolt At W. S. FIAVEN'S
ap2l Pap, W.aell.avie, Market at., corner 211,1 i...
I) ARNEIt'S PILE LOTION -4 f i Fien re
1, crived by .
JOS. ILK \lLs,.
,on7l l'..ra. r VArket at.. awl la tm.•,.1
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Nei to be Sneezed at—Coin" Song.
Dri.,Uls that Charmed when a Child—llawthort.e.
The Love id' one Fond Heart—llawthorne.
I set illy Heart upon a Flower—llawthorno
I've a !lonia In the Woe.: +—Woodbury.
What ie Home without a Father.
Fairy Laud Schettiai h, with a beautiful frectlaplere.
Sliolla of Ocraut—Redowa Waltz.
VandaliN Waltz—Onckel.
Riaihester Schottlach
The Saujo—lietterhalk.
Fer tale at the Ulu& bbirn of .10TIN 11. 51 F.LLOR,
ay.g 81 Wood street.
DRATT'S DAUGF:RREOTYPES AND AM
IIItOTYPES, which giro such general satisfaction are
daily obtained, In every kind of weather, at Lafayette Dahl
.ffe., No. 87 POURTII . street. Particular attention paid to
sinbrotvping, ELel the time of sitting is much has than re
nured fur Dangerreotypen. Pictures of children taken in a
few seconds In either of the above named style Ambru
t)oe or Davgerreutispe Copies monk correctly ittiant ovely.
Simi of pictures. Viarrwrited perfect, PT et 4 moderato .
Our motto is, TO PLKASE.
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-learn alit
Tubular and tither Iron Girder Bildg4.
NS ell Digging, Boring. .t,
Cantina - Ling nod Repairing %wit
Agri. oltund Ettgineerin
Dictionary of Termn of At I,
Clock and Watch Making
l'itiott.r's Art, tir a Ilrananar of Colorlatr
E,lectic Telegraph—itn Ilintory oil
l'erapevtivn. fir the tine „1I ..ginner.
Clay Loan And leattny
Differential Caleitl
Integral
Bodo...lmre Arehtt , titre.
Nh V igatum and Nautical Anti On , • 11,
Itallnuttl Hook of F:nglaii.l
Sagge.tion4 in Design.
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)laxonry nod Cutting.
For tale by
WALKER'S UNEQUALLED IND Et
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Int: IN li.—l have just received a large supply ut
,:ilelitated Ink, with or without lie propura
I ;On. It is °tiered as the best iuk now in 000. lEI all ens..
the money m ill be reloaded where it does not please
Jug. FLENIINtI,
corner Diamond alley and Nlartiut t.
1 1 1.()N1' ERS AN'D FRUIT.—Ar A. MASON
.1 lib have just received by Express. tell more eartuns
4.1 very Clue french Flowers,and Fruit, Wax Fruits, he., the
boast assortment to be found in the city. mys
T( )ILN JR., successor toSlimes Me
tl} ran,. wholesale rod regal DR and dealer In
\ . FFS, Etc ,txiirtie'r Wisxl sad Sixth
shwas, Pitts:Miro.
la.. Regular Avant for Dr. Ford's Medicine. aP2I
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Read Center• ate of 1).. McLane, brio,*
Till: WHOCR WORLD CONQr.RIJ•I)
1) It . 1. S<COTT'S C ELEBII. .4.9 r ED
11111 TE CIIICBSIAX LIXIMEN
The universal relief alTorae.l by aprf . ..atioo4..f (W.( CEL
RFLRATXD KIVU of YOLIII Killers ton Al•tk of 1111..1:11Ationt,
U.Ut• Lothbaga., Sore Thrum, Brco-ar.. Saellimsra,
knitted. of the Joints, Sciatara, ScAhl., lturua, Atcla.a,
or any other disease for which a Palo Killer or Liniment Is
nun, enables no to insert poaltively that Pr. 1. 60tYl'T'3
CF.I.I:I3ItATED CIIiCASSIA.N LINIMILNT is Ate
to.,.at reliable, safe and pb..tant remedy yet thaeovered, p'
ere:ging entottishlng proporties for 'MALIN° DISKASE ate
THE PROMPT IERADLCATION OF PAIN. The man? at
t.atatione to Ili virtuea, kivou by persona of enlightene.l
Imlgnient on-I strict integritt. ethonl.l imlun , all to adopt It
anu fitwalard Family Reme , ty. The 'nowt ineredniona will
r...tuire nothing more than the r011...a - MR testim o ny of Dr. C.
NlLLane, dhdinkrulahnd as a groat th.,,reror of rmalleal
erne.l :
READ! READ It RI Alltit
cer4fy, that I have examined the Ricitc. l'or pre
I.
iug IdeLane's Improyed Vermiftige and Liver PILLby Dr.
,Scott, who has been IN TILE HABIT OP PREPARING
AND MIN(' MY ORitIINAL MEDICINES IN MY 01 FICE
during the lest THIRTEEN YEARS, and that I Deihl ho
hae IMPROVED THEM. I make the above atatsmult the
ants willingly as I HAVE NO LNTEREST IN taint
WHATEVER. I world further state that I have frequently
used IanCELEBRATED WHITE CIRCASSIAN LINIMIENT
In my prertliki, with the happiest erode, and that I nut con
scientiously recommend it. C. kb:ILAN K, M. •11
All the above Medicines prepared eolely tender the super
timbl of Dr. I. SCOTT. Sold by Drags - tete and Mtatchrillie
every VI bum
The GENUINE Dr. C McLANES INIPROTZD LIVkII
PILLS AND IMPROVRD SERMIYUOY, are signed by Dr.
I SCOTT d CO.. accompanied by certificate of C.
The iIIiNDINE WHITE CIRCASSIAN 'LINIMENT eigued
by Dr. I. SCOTT A acrumpanied. With signature of I.
SOCTT, NI. D.
DR. I. BOOTT S 009, Sole Proprietors.
Bank Phew, Morgantown, Ye..
IC
DR. G. 11. KYFIER , Wholesale Agent,
140 Wood street, Pittsburgh.
JAS. P. FLRMINO , Wholesale Ageut,
ly bawl yepeSt; Near Railroad Depot, Allegheny.
OASTLE A iNiD DARLINGTON
RAILROAD CO.MPAN V..— The stockholders in the
:Neat Castle and Darlington Railroad Company, are hereby
n piffled to meet at the Datlipor m Station, on the ohlo nod
Pennsylvania fiAllroad. on WI ;D\ESDA V. the 7th day of
May next, between the hoops of 10 0 clock, A. M.. and 4
,'clock. I'. 51., for the purpoo of electing Ave Dh ectors to
servo fer the ensuing year.
By order of the• Corporation,
ap24:PArlikw F. 61.1 i &KY, ?.notary
NOTlCE.—Applicartion will be made to the
next Legislature for t be charter of "The Allegheny
rank," with a capital of KITE LIIINTIRED TfIOCSAND
Dox..aklLY, eubjdct to the provisions of the banking law..
C..mmisalonent flegilbsu - n. W. Bagley, 1. Pennock.
T.. B. Roberts, Peter p.deri Jxnew Potton. Jhni Pork.
de., and others
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In reply to Mr. Fuller, of Pennsylvania, and in
vindication of Mr. Buchanan': position on the
Missouri Compromise; delivered in Nee Houle of
Representatives, May IS, 1856.
Mr. Jon s. I ask the unanimous consent of
the House to give me thirty-five minutes merely
to reply to the remarks of my colleague on
Saturday ; and I ask my friend from Ohio to
allow me to proceed now with what I have to
gay.
;Mr. CAMPBELL. Well, I will not object.
Mr. JONES, of Pennsylvania. Mr. Speaker, I
was somewhat surprised on Saturday last that
my colleague, [Mr. FULLER:I who obtained, as
question of privilege, the unanimous consent
of the House to make L personal explanation of
his own position before the country on the great
leading questions of the day, should avail him•
elf c.f the same I,riN iiege to maks a covert at
tack upon 11. e Fternoerm - y of l'enn ,, ylvania nail
her lending men.
Nithiatevei may hate I.rett the .le 4 ign of my
colleague, whether in self-defence or otherwise.
no man who heard him ,veld acrid to any othet
conclo-ion than that the latter part of hi., speech
was in tetaled to phiee JatneS lllLlamati, of refill
sylvanin, iu n false before- the count y
1 name this diotinguished gentleman, because It
is well known that he now stands prominently
before shy pre , ented by his own great
State, as a , andidate f , .r the presiileni . i.
far tb , 1 , . ;rimi of my 'silences opon
the le , . nstlcuist yte•Ati, , n , the day . .. , ; - . , n
cerne•t, I 1. , =at I !este that 1.
other Ile i rii•t a member ,f the lientorrati..
part It 1.. r al
i , •i ; • Lg . rt .. , 011!e•Iof . 11
el' !say hate bi,eu 1,11 p;,:itiOn
,•.• however it may .ontli , t w‘th that
which 1., hold. -ent, it i• 111111IPt whip!,
the I) , ,mawraoy of the , otttitr.
I ran onder,tand why my Collengilo :hoold, at
,itm•ture, ‘ tle - -.re to rquare hineielf to l,ii near
p o ,:ition as a national man by invoking the noble
name of James Iltichanan. Sir, it is the faaltion.
la the new ra=t of partie+ in this hall, to appeal
to great trttne , as the authors. and supporters of
;rreat scars. tieorge Washington hits been
.inoted a know Nothint by a perversion
a one of his military °niers: Thomas Jefferson
has been introduced before us as the original in
ventor of the higher law; and we have even been
invited to a feast, composed of obscure and dus
ty traditions, at which both Franklin 0.11(1 Madi
son have been made to figure as modern aboli
tionists. May I say to my colleague Unit this
practice i much better honored in the breach
than in the the observance.
Nor is it my purpose either to allude to any of
the gentlemen named by my colleague, myself
included, or to explain their positions on these
questions; that is a matter which will take care of
itself. My purpose is to address myself entirely
to that portion of his remarks which related to
that distinguished Pennsylvanian. James Bu
chanan.
I am deeply impressed with the idea that it
a wink of supererogation for me to come to the
rp‘eut oertre noble and glorious stand which the
Democracy of Pennsylvania Laa_taki...--..d ...at..taine.l fearlessly and notaTYbefore the country,
in troy crisis where the Constitution or the
rniim were assailed or endangered. I mill the
..ttention of the House and the country to the
fact, that of all the northern States, there is none
a Lich has confessedly been more undeviating in
its defence of national doctrines than the State
hich I have the honor in part to represent. I
say' confesseily, because the evidence of this is
to be found, not only in the tribute paid to the
record of Pennsylvania by the sound men of all
p,rts of the Union, bat by the unceasing and
reckless attacks made upon the Democracy of
that State for their perseverance and fidelity in
times of trial, in resisting the onsets of fanati
cism, by the leader; of abolitionism. Pennsyl
vania has always occupied this position ; and
standing as it were in the centre of the Union,
between the North and the South. she has been
enabled to resist the advance of abolitionism,
and to protect, with her gigantic energies and
impoaing example, those institutions which are
constantly imperilled in the course of political
event , The record of the Democracy of Penn
sylvania is luminous. Its acts and deeds are
now a throughout the length and breadth of the
, mintry. 1 should only mar that record, and
weaken its powerful force, by even attempting
do:Lna it front assault from any quarter.
its high position before _he enutry, for its lolly
line f rat''=, Eti , an and teeotrnized
our glorous 1 Ilion, iv , !dam!
day tu..te inhehte.t t,. the PEEL rand Ittht.
, i;r•e ei Jame" r•e:hantri thou, ant
ther m.. 11
.or. \lr Spia t
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i ; uttlot nt Ibi day. aq 1 haN. ,
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etrnl.. On., -; l• t 'kir. l'inclian•in, as it
iv 1.1 e 11.,, , the li•trii•ter t.f the c.,si-rt attacks
that tiviy to' wade lip 1114 ait.l po
litical position, destne.l to have an injurious
etlect noon the count ' •it thi-i particular
Ju the ...Aber wing 01 the capitol he hat been as
sociated with the ablest intellects the day in
%tipporting constitutional principle.. Sir, yuu
recollect this tts well US I do ; and I will not ce.n
sume the time of the Nouse by rehearsing, hi.
record, familiar as it is to the people of tile
country, butcome at once to the charge ot' my
colleague, that in 1819 Mr. Buchanan acted a.
the chairman of a committee at a meeting held
at Lancaster, Pennsylvania, in which certain
resolutions were adopted denouncing the Mis
souri Compromise :
Resolved, That the representatives in Con
gress from this district be, and they are hereby,
most earnestly requested to use their utmost en
deavors, as members of the national Leiislatnre,
to I. &EV ENT TUE E.X.1.911N0 R. or ALA VEar iU 11.11 C
itl e the Territories or States which may he erected
by Congress.
Resolved, That, in the opinion of this meet
ing, the members of Congress who, at the la.t
session, sustained the cause of justice, humani
ty, and patriotism, in opposing the introduction
of slavery into the States then endeavored to
lie formed out of the Missouri Territory. are en
titled to the warmest thanks of every friend of
humanity."
If my colleague is as unfortunate in his allu
sions to others as I think I will be able to show
he has been to Mr. Buoloactian, the speech which
he pronounced on Saturday will not add much to
his reputation. It is somewhat remarkable and
unfortunate for my colleague, that, in a speech
made to vindicate his own character from a
charge founded upon a false and spurious domi
ment, he should in the same speech rake up
against Mr. Buchanan a charge founded upon a
document equally false and spurious.
Now, Pir, I am enabled to state, on unque
tioned authority, that the declaration that JUM”P
Buchanan was chairman of the committee which
framed those resolutions is unfounded and untrue.
I undertake here in my place to say to the House
and the country that Mr. Buchanan did not re
port the resolutions referred to ; that he was tint
the chairman of the committee by which they
Were reported : and that he never saw them until
they appeared in print. But suppose he had re
ported them —suppose he had been chairman of
the committee which, reportedthem—l appeal ti,
the South to, answer whether this fact should
stand against hi. with the long experience of his
Ffe before the country.
But, Mr. Speaker, tin accusation briongs to
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the class of idle reports invented, and notreiren-_
toted, to damage him in the rstinintion of the
American people
whether asserted anonymously or publicly, are
triumphantly answered by the record of his pub
lic life.
I do not deem it necessary, Mr. Speaker, to go
into an examination of the other allegations of
my colleague in reference to Mr. Buchanan. So
much stress seems to have been laid upon the
particular charge which I have just answered.
that I thought it worthy of this special notice.
As to the rest, I confess my astonishment that
my colleague should have deemed itnecenstry to
refer to them
All such accusations as these against lir. Bu
chanan are answered by thirty-six yenra•of devo
tion to the Constitution of the United States.
They are answered by the fact that, twenty
years ago, in the Senate of the United States, he
was among the first northern men to resist the
inroads of abolitionism.
They are answered by his opposition; , to the
cironlation of insurreclinnaryllocumentifihrongh
the maih of the United States among the slaves
of the• South.
They arc nnmvered by MA determined gni:Tort
of the Dill admitting KIIISILS into the American
the hill toimittint , , Michigan into the ITnion.
They arc angst - arc,i t,y hia early F,uripart
Hnnexlition nF l'erzo
Cy are MISR @rot 6t LAN Iter.evering soppert
of the fugitive-cltive law
They An' enqweved hp his energetic effortA to
effect the repeal of he law of the State of Penn
denying. to the federal authorities the
fleet I Itvr prisons for the detention of fnaltir;
-lave - . •
'rhey fire .m.iicer. , ll , h:4 early and unyielding
the VNilmot proviso.
The) arc ±tiFlukri.d I.y the oceanic? uhich brace
up..n hitt, I.y 11(.1 iheril fnnsl e dor.mc
iI. t, :t , ,:n tttry
'11 , 3 Will Lc ;,f the
FILL•I 1);t1;‘ , Ii tl tnrn i i•vtn y :.f thr
w 1.1• Al i i repeatedly
•• diming a0n,..1 f..f 1.; ty
Si t -ii p.t more tii , ginguished
ibr nf hls life snit the
-tent I.tit tot i or bin ela il iveter.
They are anatvered I y Ihro that, ith 1.
metaber of Mr. cabinet, ngainat the icpp..
-ition ii fanatiebln, he proposed to exien,lthe
Migeouri line to the Pacific, amid the deliOlt
and gratitude of natio:ll men of all ports of the
Onion.
They are nnawered by every vote he gave in
the American Congress nn the question .of shive
ry:, and by the fact that, of all northern men, he
has been among the most prominent in asserting
and defending a strict construction of the fede
ral constitution.
They are answered by the construction which
he placed upon the compromise measures of
iB5O, in the letter addressed by him in Novem
ber of the same year to the people of Philadel
phia, in which he declared that the compnaniSe
measures had superseded the Missouri line, or,
to use his own language, that ' the - line had
paspc.l away, " which Construction led inerita
big to the adoption of the principle of popular
sovereignty, inthodied in the Kansas-Nebraska
They are answered by the national answer of
his State—a State memorable in the history of
this question for its fidel' • •
a mi sp.,--a--reza wit , which he and hie
friends are inseparably identified.
They are answered by the resolutions adopted
by the last Democratic State Convention of Penn
sylvania, and accepted and endorsed by Mr.
Buchanan on Thursday, the Bth of May.
And now I send the resolutions adopted by the
Democracy of Pinmsy-tvemis, itaulloalsenecti-hy. -NTT- -
Buchanan, to the Clerk's table, and desire that
they may be read.
t The resolutions adopted by the Democratic
State Convention were read by the Clerk. ]
And what other answer is necessary to the
allegation of toy colleague? What other plat..
form does the country desire?
Mr. Speaker, this is Mr. Bachanan's position.
tpon this impregnable foundation he ,takes his
sbuad. There is no evasion here ; all is frank,
outspoken and plain. Who can be surprised if
to such a standard and to such a man the peo
ple, in the present crisis, should look with con
fidence and hope? Who will not rejoice to see
patriotic citizens applauding a public man who
stands upon such a creed ? Those gallant spirits
heretofore opposed to us, whose voices we have
heard with such transports of delight in both
branches of Congress, declaring themselves for
the principles of the national democracy, will he
no less gratified with the creed upon which Mr.
Buchanan has taken his position than will the na
tional democrats themselves. And now, sir, let
me recall to your mind the action of ilio demo.
,•ratic party in thi, (louse at the opening of the
Fe e en t the foil:awing re.olutien,
which I had tie iron, r tS offer in the f:d of N..
ember, l~ and t,hteh wa- ',Opted by that
au.ati by a unanimous vote
That rho Domo:ratio tortahrr; i.f
0.0 Motr4 ; - : ~ f Itorro , o thtry- throi,ll 'n tem
i;:rary :
eriediiii b• tender te theU fellaw•cititotti iif the
whole in their heartfelt congratulation!
rim triumph, in the reseal election ,
of tho northern, ensiern and western. a: will ei
southern iltatev, of the principlee of the Kansa.,
Nebraska I ail, awl the doctrines of civil and re.
ligiono which hart been to - violently a=
=oiled by a ,ccret prilitioal order known as the
know uniting party RIO. though in o mittot i
ty. we hold it to be our highest duty to pre
serra organimtion and continue our effort
it the maintenance and .Icf,m , of those priori
pier, and the ome-ititittional right , of every
and every cla-is of eitizen? againiii their
epponet.i. •I every ,iet;.ription, whether the so.
called know-nothings, or ftizionistvi
and to IL-is end, We look with eontiilence and
the =tipport and approbation of ill fAcrd and WIC
torn--friends of the i•onstittition and the Union
throughout the country.'
Yon w:11 oleierve that the invitation to the
patriotic men of all parties held out in this reso
lution is in exact accordance with the spirit
which now animates the Democracy all over the
land, and which was titly responded to by the
Democracy of Pennsylvania, whelktileY placed
James Buchanan in nomination for the Presiden
cy. Von will observe, also, that the'confidence
expressed in the ultimate triumph of the princi
ples of the Nebraska bill, and the ndvice that
these principles should not be discarded, are
in peculiar harmony with the stem patriotism of
character which has always controlled Mr. Bu
chanan in meeting great questions, and especially
in resisting the onsets of the enemies of tho
rights of the States.
Mr. Speaker, we are on the eve of important
events. We are in the midst of an era of investi
gation ; and at ouch a time it is natural, it is
right, that the records of our public, men should
be explored to see how far they may be trusted
in the future. We have not boasted of the rec
ord of Mr. Buchanan, nor have we obtruded it
upon the country. The mooed know it by heart;
they have studied it carefully, and- they rest
npun It, confident that it will atand the test of
the most intelligent scrutiny.
And while we are thus careful to secure a
standard bearer whose past history shall he one
luminous inn tration of truth defended, and of
error exposed, it is proper that.we should ex
tend to those gallant national men, heretofore
in opposition to us, a cheerful welcome to our
ranks. Let us secure the co-operation of these
gifted and patriotic men ; let us maintain our
hold upon the affections of the national demo
crats by presenting a candidate who, like James
Buchanan, will challenge and command the re
spect of all parties. and who stands upon the
record without blemish, and can point to a ca
reer worthy of the imitation of every young man
in the land.
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A MAN ABOUT TO BE 1.1(71t1R1) ALLVF.—In Fre
zn.mt, Sandusky county, Ohio, the funeral ser
vices were about being performed on the body
of Daniel Steams, Esq., who was supposed to
have been t' e th- ee days, when a alight warmth
. was peceptible in the body: restoratives were
applied, and he is now recovering.
Ir is set forth in the geological survey of
-ouri that the coal beds of that Stare can furnish
100,000,000 tons per annum for the next 1, SOU
years; and with regard to iron that theta Is ore
di-ough of the very best cluallty*ithin t few
i es of Pilot Know and iron Monntain., p,t o , ve ,
he surface of the volleys;, to furnisb,Pso.iol,ooo
lons per annum, of manufactured iron, for the
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