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FRIDAY MORNING
'FOR PRESIDENT :
JAMES BUCHANAN.
( sub f rd to Mt &vision of Oa National (Annention.) •
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET
(x.nAt . maimussiox rEL
GEORGE SCOTT, or COLUMBIA CO.
AUDITOR 0171110.1.:
JACOB FRY, Jr., Alowroomvir CO.
9ffliV4Toll GENZRAL :
TIMOTIIV IVES, Vomit Comery
NON-RESISTANCE
Mrs. Swisshelm has "joined the army" of ad
vocates of non-resistance, and still we refuse to
strike our flag and surrender. Non-resistance
"is a shame to manhood, and a crime against
nature." That is just what we said at first, and
we will stick to it "like wax." Non-resistance
ignores the native instincts of resentment and
self-preservation, and wholly unmans the self
appointed_" lords of creation." It would give
the whole earth over to those ruthless bul
lies having struck you on one cheek, will
sure epeat on the other if you give them a
chance. According to that doctrine our revolu
tionary sires, in resisting the tyranny of George
the Third, were great sinners, and have all gone.
where the bad negroes go. - We are not advocates
for fighting, braiding and quarreling. By no
means. But when assailed and struck, and your
life endangered, not to fight in self-defence is
cowardly, and contrary to every instinct of nature
and manhood. Even Mrs. S., agrees with us.
She thinks " Brooks ought certainly to be well
thrashed ; " but not by Sumner ! Mr. Sumner
ought to employ " some professional nigger
driver" to do it." Such is her language. In
deed ! To fight in self-defence personally, then,
is all wrong; butto fight a little by proxy is all
right. No amount of respect for Mrs. S., cau
enable us to appreciate this sublime distinction.
If Mr. Sumner is too good a Chlistian to defend
himself, he ought to be too good a Christian
to bandy reviling and insulting words. Is not
that true, madam? Mr. Sumner's religion is not
of a strict character, R. 9 is well known. lie
belongs to that fashionable class of " free
thinkers" for which Boston is becoming famous.
Not a free-thinker in the infidel sense exactly :
hut in the sense of a " liberal construction - pm
only of the Bible but of the constitution. Ile is
one of your "higher law" men, religiously and
politically and has adopted the non-resistance
policy as a very convenient protection for him
self while pouring forth very hard and insulting
words against white-haired old men and proud
old States.
But we need not go further. Every sane man
and woman agrees with as in all we have satl
and contended tor in this whole matter. We
have said and urged four thing , , and put them
in the same chapter, and will never recall them.
Ist. The attack on Sumner was wrong in
itself; and doubly wrong as to the place and
2nd.-Non-resistance, accompanied with harsh
and insulting words, is wrong; and invites—
provokes just such assaults.
3d. It is wrong to stir up strife between one
section of the country and another; and to
insult an old State, and an old man in his at,
4th. The north has been degraded long enough
by tamely submitting to a whipping every time
a southern man strikes.
If any one, man or woman, thinks differently,
itt them think so, hut not make such a silly
" fuss " about it.
SUMNER•S TESTIMONY
By the facts of the case as stated in the te!4tim,,
ny of Mr.Sumner,which we publish this mornint - .
it will be seen that the xeroad telegraph report,
of the matter are confirmed. But it will be re
membered that Mr. Sumner was giving testimony,
like a witness, and with equal solemnity as thong It
upon oath. It will be seen that his sight failed
remarkably cittick. When consciousness returned
his sight did not for some time. lie only reemt
nixed Lis friend Morgan tt by voice and manner.
Other
Other persons about hint he could not recognize
But far away in the Senate Chamber he could
distinctly see Mr. Douglas and Mr. Toombs, wit
his assailant, he thinAe, standing between them
He could only recognize the man who was hull
ing his head by his voice and manner. lie could
not see and recognize his other friendsmear by,ltt
he could see clearly Mr. Douglas and Mr Toornit.
at a distance, apparently having his assailant
under their care.
To say the least of it, it is a little singular
particularly when what he saw as to hi. political
opponents is not the fact. The accounts stale
that Mr. Brooks immediately left the Senate
Chamber, and went and informed on himself at
the magistrate's office. But the witness is mr
HO sick as to forget to implicate some Northei n
democrat into the matter if possible.
It appears that Mr. Sumner has told a positive
untruth in his testimony before the Senate Coto
mittee. It may be all a mistake. We publbd,
below the statement of Senator Douglas, Tooml , .
and Butler, which contradict in the stronge.“
manner the statements of Sumner. here they
"Mr. Douglas, Idem.)of 111., corroborated the state
went of Mr. Slidell, and said that when het Douglas
heard that Mr. Sumner had been attacked, his hr.(
idea was to come in and restore quiet: but, upon re
fleeting that his motives in interfering might be no'
construed, he did not enter the Senate Chaitil.,
until the affray was over. The crowd around Suitt
ner was then so large that fur some time he could mgt
see him. He saw Messrs. Toombs, Crittenden. Penn,
and Evans, all seated in or near their usual seat.:
but be was not near Brooks, es stated in the report.
This was a total misapprehension on die part of lilr.
Sumner. Mr. Douglas added that be had no knowl
edge or suspicion that any assault was contemplated,
or would be made, here or elsewhere. Ile didjnot
approach Mr. Brooks nor speak to him, and was not
within fifty feet of the Senator from ileurgia (Mr.
Toombs). How such an idea could have got into Mr.
Sumner's head it was impossible for him to conceive.
The published statement might carry an impression
to the country that he was aiding and abetting, and
was, in fact, a participant in the assault: but that
was an entirely erroneous idea, as he slid nit co
know that Mr. Sumner was in the Capitol xt the time
the assault was committed.
"Mr. Toombs (national), of lia., remarked that lie
was in his seat at the time, and bow Mr. Sumner
could suppose he saw him near Mr. Brooks he could
not tell. It might be that in the confusion Mr. SOTO
nor mistook ileneral Dorman for him. Mr. Toombs
further said that in expressing opinions about the at.
fair at the time, some gentlemen condemned it, but
lie (Toombs) told Mr. Brooks that he approved of it.
"Mr. Butler (dem.) of S.C., said he had just arrived
in the city, but had he been in Washington he should
have assumed all the responsibility taken by his gal
lant relative. He denied, in the most emphatic man
ner, the statement of Mr. Sumner, that what be had
said in his speech was strictly in response to wil m t
Butler had said on fortner occasions. lie understood
that the Legislature of Massachusetts had passed
resolutions in reference to the affrify, and when these
resolutions should be presented to the Senate lie
should speak on the subject as it deserved. Not a
single one of Mr. Sumner's remarks in relation to
him was a response to anything which be (Butler)
had said on the Kansas question. His frien d s in
South Carolina, and some of his friends here,
thought he (Butler) had been remarkably moderate.
in the character of his remarks. He hail scrupu
lously avoided saying anything to violate the cour
tesies of Senatorial debate, and spoke neither of the
Senator from Massachusetts, to him or about him."
AFFAIRS WITH ENGLAND.—The dismissal of
Mr. Crampton, and the acknowledgment of the
Walker-Rivas government of Nicaragua will
afford the English pretty substantial evidence
that this country is not very much alarmed
at the idea of war, if war they will force upon
us. Although the dismissal of the minister is
not a cause of war, it is cause of invitation, and
may render more difficult a friendly settlement
of the Central American difficulties. It is now
a matter of interest to know how Mr. Cramp
ton's dismissal is viewed at London. Our govern
ment has done right undoubtedly. There seems
to be but little difference of opinion on that sub
ject in this country. Bat the British government
may view it In a different light. We shall see in
due time.
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THE BALTIMORE. DEMOCRATIC CON-
As. a mat ter of interest juvt now among politi
cian, we re-puhlisliA9 Bret ballot of the Balti
more Democratic Cenitenhotn,, of 1852, giving
each, State with thii nailles_ of the gentlemen
voteil for : f,l ~., . ~"
FIXLST Jfill.LOT at STATES . . -
Alallaina James Buchanan
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Arkansas lames Buchanan ,i
Calirornia lobs B. Weller 4
Conbectieut Lewis rase ..
.Jame: , Buchanan
.Stephen A. Douglas I
.Sam. Houston
.Lewis Coos •
.Stephen A. Douglas
.Daniel S." Dickenson
.James Buchanan . 11
.Joseph Lane I
.Stephen A. Dougb.o 1
~Lewis OW
.Stephen .A. Douglas
_Lewis Case I
M 31i
Do*ware.
Flokida
'eorgut.
n4iana.
❑MoiY..
Kentucky.
LouL,lnna.
blßjne
Lewis Cass.. ...... .......
.James Buchanan
Maryland Lewis Cass
Massachusetts Lewis Case
Stephen A. Douglas
Win. L. Marcy
'• Saul. Houston
Michigan Lewis Cuss
Mississippi lames Buchanan
Missouri Lewis Cass
New Hampshire Lewis Cass
Stephen A. Douglas
Lewis Cass
New Jersey
New 1-“rk..
.Lewis Cass
....... Wm d,. Marry...
North Carolina...... James liurhannn
Ohio
Lewis Cass
Stephen A. Douglas
.S:un. Houston
Pennsylvania James Buchanan
Rhode Island Lewis Cass .
Wml L. Marcy
,Lewis Case
.Jarneg Buchanan
.Sam. Houston
Tennessee
Tame
Vtirthon t
Virginin
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Total No. of Delegates, excluding S. Car01ina.....25
Necessary to a choice itocurding to the two.thiril
rule
This shows Mr. Cass to have received 111,
votes ; Buchanan 9.3 ; Douglas 2‘.1: Marcy 27 :
Lane 13: Houston 8; Weller 4 Butler 2 Dodge
3 : and Dickinson 1.
Franklin Pierce'' , name did not appear anion , :
the 11,4 of candidates until the :1.'411 ballot, when
the Old Dominion which all along had caul her
vote for " Itennsylvania * S favorite son: . made a
break in the direction of New Ramp-hire. When
the 4rith ballot was , taken he had r tee. an.l
on the 49th :
Gen. Cass' highest vote was 1:;1. which he re
eeiced (.11 the •;t;th haih , t : Mr. IttICh`IIVIII
on the '1,2, and the littie i;4tnt 71 on the '1-
THE i',.NVENTIONS.- Although the fares hint'
been somewhat reduced, the railroads arc making
a round `UM it of the National convention
Every train brings large number., and thi,
afternoon train, it La supposed, will bring a thou
sand. The Keystone and Empire clubs are ca
peeted by that train. It would be pretty safe to
estimate the whole cost of the Cincinnati conven
tion at two millions of dollars, of which th,
railroa.J. , of the country will get a large portion.
Then there are four other conventions to be held
during the month of June, that are r tiled nation
al and they will attract largo crowds to their
respective place 4 of meeting.
I
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VENTION OF 1852
Lewis Casa
Lewis Casa
James lluehnuan
Lewis Case—.
Rory Dodge
Thii , thing of President making, upon the pre.
eat system, is a pretty expeniiive affair, and
when all is done, and the money spent, the peo
ple-are frequently cheated out of their real choice
If Mr. Buchanan fail. , of a nomination, amili
be the fact this time. The people may he pretty
well satisfied with another. but he IS undoubtedly
the first choice of four fifths of the democratic•
Voters or this vomit ry The C"llVellti 011 will fl
:+l.lllle a very ,eriouQ repinnisibilu it.nntler
takes to defeat that ch o ice. rut we are min
dent it will not do 40. In a week from ltd. fin,.
James Buchanan will he our nominee
The Republican Lane, of Kansas
NVe cowmen , ' the folMwmg new- item, in
lation to the notorious i'olonol Lillie, of kitu• i its,
whom lite itliteit Itepulilican papers are
to make •ucli a lion of Just at this time 11,
tak,• it from the Indianapolis
The still, small viiiim f the rword , f 11.1
term, .peaky n solemn hi- ilii•eral.'e
soul. nit Saturday, the 17th in.t , the wife .1
this 1 1 ,.1,,tiel Lane 01.tsined in the Circuit riot,
‘.l" county, n div,ree from him, th.
.aid Lane, on a pt. tition his wife. After I.r.
ving him guilty of abandonment, tut,l for otb,r
eam•es, she avers that he .ent her home fr,m
Kan.sm, among styaugers, unprovided for, Wl
riJtiTted, and without money to pay her
age and travel. She i- , the mother of three ..r
four children of this game Lahti.-
Sr.N TOR IV I LsoN. frotn Massnellusett,. in
speaking of the attack on Sumner, denounced ;I
as cowardly. Mr. Brooks has sent him a rhal
lenge. Senator Wilson Rill not accept the chat
lenge, we Lope he will 11,,t. But his refu,l
will preletlily i.e we•ault
Then SS.. ' , hall learn whether Lath the
setts St•itat4,r , are non•re,i,tants
you know that every column
newspaper contains front ten to twenty tio.•and
I I ' lSt ine I piece, or mew,
kme ..t lolunilvt- or ink,'
graili , al error': With 111$4 ruri quo fact hrfore
you,don't yuu wonder at the general aceurn...
of newqnar
ITTNA 16NTII - -This inaganne for June
is received, and for sale by Laufer, book,eller.
No 77 Fourth street, for :20 cents per number
The price is lower than heretofore, and the reading
matter is a good deal improved. It has got to
be now one of the best monthlies published.
HOUSEHOLD WORDS.—The June number of
Ihrkry+' Household Words is also received by
Lauffer, at his bookstore, and for sale at 2t) cent. ,
per copy. It contains a number of very interest
ing articles, and is altogether a little better
than usual. which is saying a good deal IT
this interesting and popular monthly.
THE (iaziqt, thinks that all the
Kans_s want is a general : Now we w,tild sug,
get that the lionornhle. the Senator, t'harle-
Sumner, he invested with a 'Generar
Sian by some town meetine% and sent rirlit ihotcn
to Knis.as.
WE mill attention to the advertisement in Mt
other column of a new itearinz and Makin;:
Machine lately patented. It te an
improvement on all others.
Tuk New York Evenmy roe continue:, the life
of John Charles Fremont. It is a very lung ht..,
for so young a man.
SKNATUR S UMNER Wax on oath when he gay
his testimony before the Committee.
rom tb. 1,11i1411111K D.•m01 , 0
Jame,a Buchanan.
Unerring indications point to Pennsylvania's
most distinguished son, RS the nation's first choice
for the highest office in the gilt of the people.
In our opiuMn, no man can be presented to the
Cincinnati Convention, possessing a more sub
stantial character and brilliant attainments I ban
James Buchanan, whose reputation is the work
of forty years in public life. The eminett fit
ness of Mr. Buchanan for the Presidency is not
questioned by his most violent opposers. lle
possesses in an eminent degree all the striking
characteristics W . a gieitt,.pure and patriotic
statesman. Tie 'ditgistrate of a nation
like ours should I • person of sound, legal
mind, great pruili nee, justice and purity. Does
not Buchanan possess these atrihutes in a very
high degree? Moat certainly he does. While
there are many others urtsU parts of the Union
who have other preferences, we hear of none
who seem willing to openly object to Buchanan
in the slightest degree.
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and was also cross-examined Ile was unable to Ado mit,'lVE S'lATslltiNT OF BUSINESS, l%'. AgibAill MM' 111M T /11111i 1:t,0 ( .6 r
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and liia physicians counsel him not 'to move out i 1 , .r0 ;alto. tt.2. , v, qir, ..„„,, -. . ".`" 7 1 - 7 - '''T - ='=-: - ':'7l.", ,
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, ii i ti ,„ , i: ,, : „ .: F or Diseases of the Throat & Lungs,
I attended the Senate we u,su al on Thursday, ; ' "' ull- ''''"' ' '. '' ' ' '''''
alreadyigiven ate more relief than ail the other medititiles I And all all'eotMns predispo,ing . tu them.
the '2.'2 , 10f May. ' After sotAe'fdrstud business a 1
message was teoeived from the House of Ile pre- i I ' s ' l ' i "' n p" t • la g" th "' I " ;01 ll ' a d ' ir' ' Y'Oil I " ' ''' lill. riTt'll will opeu his is.rmattelit "flit eat 45,1 NlAtiNi
sentatives annotincirag the death of a member of 1 '" l ` "`" o n " "`"'"'"g "'" ''''`'' f " ll). ' " "a" ' " "'" li ' '' , 1 1 ' , 1 1 1 , ' ,..,,, ET. nu F"1.11. ..11 Illt• 111,1 .a duly, where he may lie
,I alter leaving Pittsbut g h.
lIIiIIIII/I.IIEIIIII. Of Dr. :111.ane'e Pills: j bat they a mild id' .
that body front Missouri. This was followed 1,3 I ','''
W. W. l'lttlill,
a brief trilattc to the deceased from Mr. ileytr. , "I"'"Y,6"r""' The Invalid's Guido and Consumptive's Manual,
Na - Columbia place or olgKestions fit the prey...lam and relief ot (lone:mop
or :1119sOUgl, w hen, according to usage and out i
of respect l'if.the deeeased, the Senate adjourned. 1 i'n " ll l 2 . , '" will 10l elllel- " I 1 " "L f or it j1.1 " " " ;' ' ' "h- t h i ,. .m, Ant lima, Catarrh, I ij A el i ezi ts ii,
‘ yu k i , i i ,i ,f le ci t l iot , ll . 1,1 , 1111 , 7, L ite.,
1 lintel Liner Pat, litatturaritur
Instead of leaving the chamber with the rt , st at ral by Fleming Br o s., ~f' Niue , p i ire it/ einaliti 50 emits. It C111:i411.• /11,11 ' 1 I . .y ill - /lil ' D . , any
tati- K li. Pa. All other Liver Pills, to comparison, are worth- p.irt ..I the humid States : . my2s
the ivijour.nment, I continued in my seat occu- _
I-no. Dr. l'l..ane l ,. genuine Liver Pills, also his eelebruted ,
pied with tnyiven. SHINGLE lIIACIIINE.
v,rmif„,,, MD 1.1.1.• he had at all l eapeetaLle drug stores. 1
While thus Intent, in order to be in season •
Nene genuine without the signature of FLENIINII BROS. 1 Kendall's Patent IMPR 0 V E D
fo the mail, which was soon to close, I was
Also, for sale by the sole proprietors. 1 Double Acting River & Shaver.
aptirvached by several persons who desired to
Elt.F.MINti Khios, 1
consult me, but I answered them soca... , tJ. 1:1;1.1 A Co., 1 promptly end i , 'I I EII attention of Shingle and Lumber
o :l_
briefly, exensing myself for the reason that 1 wa- I dealers, imuculatora and others, is directed to Otis in
inyl.t-lidatwi Not na Vitioil stretet, corner of Fourth. ' Nui ILIJII. I 1 \ •
mUch engaged. When the lost of these person. ' ''. • ' '"'"''', wl l id , 11 ,,,,,, ' h ,,,, '11t , ' ,1 to II"' Mad'''.
ilz . . :, ,, , r n s g t
0... . , 1 4 1t i t g 0 i ni ,... .y pratitival nine:Aline extant, for Riving and
it•it am . ] 'drew my arm (hair close to my ile,h. ¢n-Logic Well la , the Ernit.-snuoi‘trreas, ~
and, with toy legs under the desli, continued I:, 1 /el. V, IFits.--'fbie is Li certify that, in 010 r art) port ! %drams cutting and &ming machines have been invented
witting. t.l List year my health leigau L. decIIII,. ,61.1 for sevorid t: ti r iiii . k t ilt,.., Sliimil i es, but it 13 a well known hiet that Shin
" My - attention, ::t this titne. WAS SO entirely indink. I had fonincht ll.miorrhown , form I la. Langs. Isld ~.,.Ain . : p ‘ D r ri: ' :::: 7 , f1 r 1 ' 1 ' 10 ', 1•1 '1 11. " .1 r . ll7l i . ' l ' lll ' l/ r l • l9 .l l i •l ' V ' O li
l ' et . . 11 0 i :1 ' 1 1 1 6Y 1"r
ilmwn from all other object. that thoug,li there 1••••11.2I, I/3111 111 OW .11d.. and -Boob ter, and creal &hint, It; ' I- d l ed 1, I.l v l iiit mei shaving. mid 1h.,1.• 113 ' , 1/II I.1•1•11 Y 1: 1-
mpst have been many persons in the Senate, I ;
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say no body. Ai bile thus intent, with my held 1l ' Cnsmot•ti , a Aft. , trio,: ist,oos tiesa• ..111..111 hay .1 0 1 1 .1, a ' Melt zdulite h t "' :li g t a r trn ' :l:l; h r e it ' l ' t ' ' i . ,P' f Ll l; i l i ' . t i' i l ' i l a ' i i r ' l n .:{t ''" :
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Mint over my writing, 1 was addre.sed by a , 11. - .1. I ..,.a.alt..tl Ii C - 1,.. pr.,.•111. , n1 a to, ..; hi., ttum.b.t . ~b yttmtt by •• ,
r,, - en whir, approached the front of niy th,k. ao l uot.iNE's lueitoym , Lit kill PILLS, telling, Pl. ho 1.. KENDALL'S MACHINE,
entirely unotoserved that I \MI,a not aware Cl' 1 tweed my bent, I litiges, t ati,li, petit itt no. sids A... weer : m ,, it,
iii i iii,:, from the t 1 .
US : presence until I heard n v n
ti, _woe pronounced I ..i, iO,; I,• ~ 1f,,,,,,,..1 Li, .., Ref, .• I 1. , 1 I.s'd Wl' . I- , t.i . ,-,t0..t, 1., 1 " .." mtili t r,l,A, a lireit'i.t"ltt.liip'n'rtlßl':iklial piece
tm tetti:t.iic.l.‘
"'AS 1 looked up with my pen in my hand. I I them. I felt lite a new man, 311.1 thriandh their int/nence I anti by tueaus ot elashe guide. elicit rat i.; contorted
saw a tall man, whose ebun tenar.re was 11 ot tin-I
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to
„...stkiit iiisaiiii. N iiiii,ii, is.,
isiis,siis ' i , DiD,11....11 3 p.m - of approxintataig kniiee, which titimplebs
' ' I let t. ite retain ; thus producing tw a whinglcs at en cry levulta
irtilinr, standing directly ever MD. 1111-1 :It the i • mmgli C. express in) grail( tide to Or. C- ill, for r..•antitith ' t ,,,,,,
same moment I caught the- , words: • I ban's req.] I ;lin g 1 ., ,„,. •• • • - mpai s iv 50 Id 1 Eli. PILLS, to iol I r-• .0.i..0 ~.II 111, sill 8111 . 4, from Oat Mork three
iiiiiiita „ ) , Bei , td . shingles per hour. of 11111b,rm thick and titpet.
your 9preelLtwice over clrefuliy It is a !ibol ..n i rtn, unli o.ill - clmict, .. , comniend them D. 1L• /SO
.11' . .. . 11111011111 I) 31111111111.1.1ity I.; ilia... wade by intud of
South Carolina and Mr. Butler, who is a reltti it ,• I eine. ted A. C. 1/011si EV, . .0y 0 ,0, 1,,,,...
of mine.' \Child these word-. wore still ptv-siog Late Shm lIT of Nlemotigalia county, la. I la °Potation. are ItY no meant , confined to pine and other
from his lips, he romtneneed a Fatecession ;if blow. Or 11. Lane'. INPuoVED Liver Pilis and imrseven Venni- i ':',!! t is :' s
i u " sii, l , : r t :l s t ,i, ' sr ; ','; , , l ' i : iii '' , ' i r i l i l i l its ' t .' d t ` i l,.,' b i ! g :,
b .:L. s'“lfinf• aid
I with A heavy callg ott my hart head, by the tir-t Mae. al«, Dr. I s.,•,.tt'a Celebrated White Clicannian MM. Tl. workings id the machlue ran tn. 1,1111:Ittl ' at 11. H.
rd . which I was stunned so as to lie sight. Ino o.aii. prepared solely miller the supervieliim of Dr. 1. Scott,
Mrs.'s Furniture Intik - ling, Filth /arm., MI E s t,m,,l,.
longer SAW My assailant, nor any other person or . regular Medical graduate, and Physician or 1,11.111/Ir, mac- I
th ' , l ., lo ,,i t ... i . i . ls:, , : c w s. maidt i l , ! , ml ,, e MAalgew, am! moo of enterprise,
poculatiou, as there is uo siaillat
object in the roam lire. .N..11e genuine, mil? fth 1.1•41111f1Y1 by Or. 1. reett it Co., 1 th 5,.„,,,„ t .,,,,„,.
" What I III•I afterwards than lone almost tin. Ronk Place, Al o rgammmi, Virginia. , Tle• mitelline pernpies lint A small 01011.0, Ia 14 dllfalfle f... 1•
eunaciowdy. n: Ain}; under the in.tincts of =elf yitom Tilt: FirUNTAIN 111,:AD, 1 traetion, /lad C.11.1:11.111. nl.lll (WO b1111d..,1 tllld riOty I d
I 1.11.1, :Vitt o man and two Imes can make from '-'oooi to
defence. With Ins Iteiol already bent down, I Mows 011 . 0.'1, N f., Ssold. 12. Is:;:t• ; .....tetO nhiliglns per day. a ith attolit three horse power.
ruse Cram my seal, wrenching up my desk which ThiA i.., t., crrtify, Tli.t I 113, v.:11111,11 111.. Flefipl • for i Cr'o mght of territory, or 11111.•11111l,, !moire at No. 31 Fifth
was .evored to the tloor, anal then pressing for l i 'l , "!' ; ' , " l ,", l i t , N i ? e . iir e i ' . ., , i ; m r s ' ‘ '` l ':' , l l,; ‘, ; , ' ''''''' t . Lf ,`
, ,17,, u' 1 1 i 1. ,,T 1 r: -I l '''', o " V t ; ' A 'r ti t u t ,s h ...to ' i t) Ot l f, l r A o ' :a l. tiou will be f dII)I I. • -
wart! witi id iny ns,ailant continued his 11/I1ffI . I• I paring mal Lin r g ; in; :.:riiiitial medicines in nij ;dike :inii r i:e 7 i wi '''' ' l '''''''' l lin 11 := .3 . 2 . 1 ) A I"N I Ri. " A r' M 'r i ' l'lN It ' • A
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hone no other entiscionsnest, until I found mysel 1 Ins laid thirteen yenni, 3111/ 111111 I In•lk, 11.- has lawn. ol ;.) . " ... ... n , T ,
ten feet forward in front of my desk lying; On the i i i h ii - i ' i ' i ' i 1 ''''''''' ‘ l : ' '''' r " ''''''''"'"" r the '''''' willingly '''' 1 ; I l i bL . l IN E s. A.. s TOR E.
1111A.,111 111 flllllll NF nano... - . C. NI; LANE, 11. IF
Odor of the Senate, will; toy I,loedine hcab -ui , '':, ~ • •
Dr soiialie's ternoviin 1m Imitate and iiiiYaoeen Liver 1 No. 3S PIIPI'II STREET,
petted on the knee of a gentleman ahem I 5..41 ro- ,
, i cln. a,,,,liipann d li rellilleat , ..I 1' .11. 1,111,, for eats by
t'tgui , il by voi. - e an I olanti, r as Mr. Nkrtran, ut
\ew 1-1 k
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orm.!netel the 11
placed Up .1i !I - to
ine there I have to , recant-et ioti
I entered the lobby I recognized
b , •11, f Oa, ri•treateib Litt I iiciitt
iii7e.l to , one eke , until I felt it frien•lly , I
the 11311'1 14, from
~ri)i.it,. 1 Loco a ray ne ia,r,r,-;..” that
Mr liright, Pre-; lent of the Sent e, lie ti
me while I wa.- nn tile of the Senate. It
the I made statement its ati.wer t,
the ioterrepiatiir ot . the committee. and ether it rt•
preiiiiiiitipiz completely all ray t ccollectien ~r IL,
and of O.:,
trhalLrr iinmine , lia'ely before or iintateliatiii2
after
•‘ td add that liesid•i the work wiiici
I hrtve given a littered by my I !lam
nn indistinct recollection of the words. ninir
but these are so etivelidied in the iinsk which en
•rieil from the tir.t blow thitt I ant not sitt
whether they were uttered or trd
Un cro.+ exitnkirvici.m. 'Or Sumner grid-Ihl
hi• wv. entirely w:tl,. it iirm , of rimy kin.l
an.l 111.11 hr. 1.1•1 r.r f
t r ~f
In an-Icer •itl , tiwr
Thott xl. tt 11.• h.t I -f . :4 of Air f:lo!,•
xaa -Irolly h• Nlr. But!ri.'4 uir,i•orto•
Too erk% Lott r from n
terr..llng from Crolral Asocricrt--Itr
trent of (Is, to.lo Hiroo. frook NIIIII,-
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lit, with itinu 11'0:M11110 thl' Itlt,ln h-o
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n qui 3,lllngt•pli T.•rrit -t
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lil,Llll 1 1 ,1 1 1 n. 1 7 10,1. The r, rtnwi'' iern ,
rat
ArriVl , l nt : 4 11l Vr11111•1 , C , ., , 11i1.-1 ) :t%t.1 Brown,
Carl Ph:1100111. 1,1••1,1611`,
11.1/Tlll'. 11 ,, A 111,1 tiol.l City. from Nvw 1 orl,
Hunter ntrl Konit , tll, from
TLr C...t .It H. i
p.I al >art Junu lit! and army lia.l
lrefttel from I\ I.y'jrhe
lltentig mac thoy I.ept..l.•.•eivp.l to rp.s.ar.l t
the let li I g lII.' f , t• ,, pit' Nlcaraglia town,'
Walkpr. They pa pePte.l 1.. t eppiup.l w l t!
toper arm. , llarpt. i• !ill !Vl' '11'3111 , 1
false ref.re , eui at 1,11.
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The • (lies Ihii pr. Ceo•Ilt, 11,
he 1,1t1 , 1 m It :11•II.•11 1110 11 , “1-1. Kept,
.. , entatt‘e , -, the :',lll , Iu htt In ll V'
np.,n t., pr“nenn.•,o.ll2,,,nt ui •t -11111',v
Sovernd eit,d, met lii , otmitno •
tee came t , the ~,neln.t,tl 0,11 11111, }h it ':r
-31111 Ica , the privilege e: the S.• 11
lte. if it I+ ti , ,t within tiletrittri-dietinn, and the
..t11.111 . 1 . Can innlr he 1111111-111 , 1 by the Itote.e,
which Nit - . inemher
This conclu.i.m, the report rontinneQ, •Mrict
oolif,,rtnity with parliqmentary law, and flue re
mirement, et the t'on , titution. therefore the
i:onimittee recommend the Senate t. ?mike coin
plaint to the house.
IVith this report the committee 2robrait a re4o
lution that stud report he aveepted by the Senate
and R Copy of the same, with the accompanying
atlnlitvit:4, he transmitted to the llouse of I;”pre
sentatives.
The resolution was adople,l, r. TOE - mO,, of
Georgia, alone voting against it.
R edri my . g lfu.,xnr ,S4l re . -iti= a Boston remedy
of thirty years ' standing, and is recommended
by physician,. It i , sure iitol speedy rune tor
burn , , pile , , boil-, corn-, lehsts. chillihtim., and
old ,ore , of every kind: rev Fever sores, ulcer-.
itch, s,"111 hld, nettle n . I , h. hunion-. ,ort• tOp
He-, recommended hy whitlows, , u,•-,
re-ter-. tleo hilc , . -pider
salt rheum, , ettr‘y. -ore and ,•too . ked lip , ,
no-e. wart- and 11•-11 wound-, it 1, 0 tito-t cols
mile remedy and V:111 hr Lt
than-ands Wit° it in the city of lie-ton
11 , 1 vicinity for the last thirty yeors. In ito iii
stance will till, Salve do an injury, or interrere
with physteMn',., mode front
the purest material-, brought from
RAL.:43--a article, growing in that toiintry
and the..proprietor , have letter, from all classe,,
clergymen . , phy-Ocian , , coptain , , nurse S, and
others who havevu , ed it theiti , elme , , au , l ree,int
mend it to other , . Russia Salve i- put
in large tin boxes, !-lontped on the rover with a
picture of a horse and a di- , :thled soldier, which
picture i, also engraved on the wrapper. Price,
5 cents a box. Redding & , proprietor,
Aberdeen, in Srothutd,Or else from the
fragnients which the excavation of :Linsient
For -ale by B. .1. Fahne , tock k ( ' a . , Elem.
iug Bros., It. E. Sellers & Co., I)r. 11 If. Ker , er
and 11. Miner & Co., Pittsburgh ; Beckham
11I ' Keunan, Allegheny city.
CIPTTON AInVENENT IS STRONIIKII.—TIip
Southern rivers have the benefit of gttod rains,
and it expected that the receipts will reach
td NI, nIIU hales by the end of August, which is
the close of the season. In that event, it is said
Great Britain will receive over two millions of
bales, a. , our own mil! , will not hike mere than
1 . ....01.01,1 1 Henri , n good basic for exchange yet
to be male. The crowing, et , ,p is pr, !! .ressing
favorable.
Mnne MOUNIONS.—Tbe Tip “Curling — arrived
at quarantine (hi , morning from Liverpool with
some ;NI MOTTOODS All well. —lin.otrm
Fr idau.
Tun steamer brings $1,5110.000 from Califor
nia to New York.
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tir•t ion the au f 14,4 robuun ed ot tat, .4
or.UrV IttalEltS' SYRUP Or LI Vt.:RW(IIIT. TAR, AN (WAN
(411 A LAIII•A, as an aottlobrile tool tonic med. oir, 100.
at oats. rodurvi all Pultitooary Inflammation, expris Ihr
tame 1.1 the disease., aud builds tip and strength,. the or,
ni. Th.. ht.!n of our I.4.llettri, the lletgy, th r
Fin - olty, and citizens of all I'IIWAtIA have, over their oa
signatures, tkiL4lll,ll Its lu,trermul I vmetlittl properties. toil
iu tho toiniplart to be had of the Agents, as well as in the
"411[11,1 X of 111,. 'AIWA' PreflA, the MOAL Iv 'frit i VII and Katt
tarndy aletitto will lir loud. tire ittivortaterwist.
Fot sale, lAll.,lmale and retail, by It E. : 4 KLI,ERS
corner ‘Vood and Saeond str,ets.
;old a 1.,, by lIENDEILSON A BRO.. Libortt ate,-t; 10. T.
(VA 1117 4 and BEL% A NI A AleK ENN AN, A 11,1,,,
Fronl the N. Toro National Monitor
Fd.r t ,,,ry 91 -- VAIN,. —l)r 11.1.
... h..rnt, thr. condition , •f 111)1111.i)) allll, t,.,1 with I
•••roplaton+, than any ..11...r prartiti.,ner
ha. -It n_.;1,11 n ilh Iln• se,rot, of I, on,
1 t• 1 co.lory. 1 , 3 the 103'01111 0 n aaol 100 I,: ,•10, 00.1
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It 0,1.1,4 0011 ,10,00.,,,••• nrO , llW 11,11 . 11 i 4 " 1-11,,011 11 100 , . 0
1 , 111,401,•• ibba - 000, by ri3 111, Ilr. , eur Val , •kr a 1 rill
(110,/ ,, 0 - 1 1 1, 111.1,k , it Ow ,11,i11111 aO,l .411)
0,,v21 . ,:10 .11W
A CARD
giir - %VI: 100, )11,q rewired our Spring NI.
o.istmg tdl‘lents' Otter, !Seaver and uitk Ilats
V•aall's Nan Hats of all colors; aro, it large aasortinent nt
Sim ag, st)lea of Caps and Straw Hats. liar friend-, and tin
genet ally, uho Lain no !Morally patronised ne tie
semoma will find (rent. inducement. to favor us will
Tin tr Please Jo no, and do youraelvea and us gin
lur mat- m Quid Sales and light oft ts. -
AN & CO., No. 164 Wood street,
Next lair to the new Cltrcll,
my!: One door from Slkth %trent.
by will you Suffer, wur.x EEL! EP C kN lIE
.341 EASILY lIBTA I N Elt?—Mary you a :lore Throat. goinms,
Itheilinatiptii, Neuralgia, ftronellititi.Cioup. Stiff Joint, Fro...t
Bite?. Parr.... sLntiva, or Paine in any part oI pair
1 . .•11 c./7/ lie relict ell at OZICe by using the Ile e.t. 1..11.111 i ..1
all Llllllll,ll t 110 White etrrassiau
Morptitown. 111111 1. us Kale
and retail. hr At. K 1411 1 t,
.1,4, I. FL EM I so. urar lt. It . rkpot., Alloght.ny al
v.•rt tin 11t1.4 her r. rl onrn of to-flatoii pat., inar1:11”
iref- Batt. lor'm [lair Dye Ber,everancti. nine,
onliit..try and I • xvorimentn o 9 twenty yearn. have Itltteed the
..rigtoal and ever lima, t ip., the tap-moil round of the 14 I.
der .4 buil, iill.•rt• iiniuitorm Islay vines, Iklit not approach
may hit not arrest its onward way t., u nireranl
tine. Wide:id/A sold. or applied. hies twine private rt...ntit. at
1i.4 11" Ware NIOIIIII, Broadway. Nees 1 erk.
1 4 44‘1, wholesale and retail, by Dr. o[o. 11. KLYSLII, 140
otrrwt
S y
ENEGA ROOT-8 sacks fur sale b
• B.• A. BAIINESToCK & Co
•
- .
Ir-r 4
, •
+.2!
GREEN & BLACK TEAS
113.-kkl ft.. the I ittiktrter.• C,r CASIT.
••k k• t•kt-t...1 ttti tlitlt r•-tit n t,,trtt 1.101 lc, a. 1.1. "11 I
I n..ltt t • tit , tt Itiarkt-t, ttlttl
E. Y I. IO IV P. S c t: I Pltlt' E SI
El) I'F.AS, PUT I I'ALI
t“. 10.
II
• rt
=MIMI=
1!=11111
ti l )::!'.taul4
corner Mind awl Wood streets.
oN IKWIL IF THE EXCII1N(11.: RANK
Pittsburg's, Pa.
1101.1:. , A1.1:
41 . 1111:
1.. A, •,F ilitA DES, UV T , l 7IAIS CH ESP.
SUti A I:, COOL\ eind Cli, N:OI,ATE eel the NE
.nb.
1....4 C . } wrii . ll.l••• Ht Ihe i; a MU, guarantew that
r) arta will IM a, I .1,1
AuENT, S1I. , •11t. .A TIIF 4LR IF PH
.11VNE'S } 0111.1 ‘ll'.l.ltl S. JAYN KS.
tail kbor;4l., 11,,4, 1; I
SAMUEL FA 11N ESTOCK.
im imam; & DEALER IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
HARDWARE.
No. 7 1% . 00d street, between Diamond
alley and Fourth street,
l'A
411111' Tat 11111.,1 cptnitw, a w. 11 nvlerte..l
,31.1,14.1,,tic I larNltlat, nll Den outtl antl I.
an, Lill.l
„di - • • Ir ~.ctwral :.--o•itzurtll of
II Itl. It t't fl.l It 1 . r. It I'I•INTEItS:
i.. 1..• pun
k FAIINE.`,TOCK
lIKNItY - 11. COLLINS,
Produce and Commission Merchant,
SCOTT,
1011WIIIDING AND COMMISSION,
' I 1 .\ N 'l' S,
Dealers in Ilion', Flour
Cr - , 4 \ t,
N. 7.i NV A int Su:l.:Er. PITT•B Ittill. PENN
6 r,
11.10.1,•!L. l'11:•1 , L. 1 1%
\‘.lk, W. 71.1%:11, 10 1 .1
I P I:k h•.•••-
I h A il;:‘t t.. I. N.,1 It .1 thia-rvh.,,
1.,11,1 l'l..ht
& Ita &
tll, 111 A 1 14111,. t; A C.,
W r I 1.41J1A.A.1s
MAN t ACV.: R OF
LSON FURNACES.
Wrought Iron Tublhg,
A Si/ 1.7 7' 7'lN (; ENE R.i
For 'Warming and Ventilating Building..
414'r - It . 6 a 1, tit ...tratt G , r kVurtning and V.:n/1lotto.;
t.l IL.I .tr Fornoto..Cliot. I.
110,pitalo, ht.
C. nit ~t NIA
t ztt. opt,
WILLIAM B. HAYS & CO.
1)1 AI, E, S IN
BON II kIIS, SIDES AND SHOULDERS,
L Rl'. L UIUom.
PM LI , BEEF.
mod
t:AN ASSED 111 MS
A larg.• nt. k alwx,v
No. 297 Liberty . Street.
ll'ITS111:10; 11.
PEARL STEAM - MILL
A I . I. F. ( 7r I I N
*4- F 1,07 1 ,. OEI.I T 0 F \MIMES. or rick,
t tetttrt, tun) 1.• 1.41 MC in Irtxtto II thy ttattr,
In ',IAN. WII.S.ON
Inc xI•N c0r.1.11,,ty nal St (Inir stroolx
II l' t.i 11 11 ARTZ.
Elt 31 S 11 , u N P E 1, IVE R V.
BHA AN, 4 IiENIVEDV & CO
ALEX. I Lti TE R,
EMEEM
LOUR. GRAIN.
BACON, LARD, LARD OIL,
ANTIk 0I ) C (I RNFJJ AI,I, P,
No. !.19i) Liberty ittreet,
Jo lAtpr I'IITSBUROII.
JAMES KERR, b. ROM. M. HUNTER.
KERR & HUNTER,
Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
44—STEAIVIBOAT AGENTS,9O).
Lever, Mtrvni I 'ine and Ohre $tS..
pcl)j SAINT 1,1,U15, ho.
W SMITH .W W. NI kilt.. .... lIUNTKIC
SMITH, MAIR & HUNTER,
WIIOIASALE GIWCERS„
wsecoutt and 151 Front st.,
10h17.k. Pit tx burg 11, pa.
J 4111 ES MAK- Y,
FIROPEIN HEW IND COXVEIME,
C , r7irr clN,rrellr 011:1 Smithfieqd Weds,
I'ITTSI3UI:6II.
i'al.engers trout from the tdil r.,outry to Pit to
Lurch, mu' ritotev rem it lAA to Ell rope. ttov27
=MHO
JAMES COLLINS & CO.,
Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
EROPHIETHHE OP THE
Canino' Plil.burgh, Meadville At Erie
CANAL LINES
Nos. 114 AND 115 WATER STRAIET, PITTSBURGH, PA
Pirrsnuito II
Wm Drastic) & Co., Murphy, Tiornan & Cr..
Smith & Slurlair. Hammon, WilAou & Co.,
111V11119 & Co., Ell glib & Ith haramora.
Pt in...am...Nut.—
Itapley, Woodwnril & Co., Truitt, P.rotl., & Co.,
‘Vood, Ileoun & Co. I Wad
PEKIN 'MA SIOB E,
NO. 38 FIFTH STREET.
F 1.. •II TEAS.—.A chuieu lot freeb Oreen and Black Team,
just r, ceised direct fr• Jun Iho iintewters, which will be sold
wheleeule and 11'141111, I\l4 1.64 em 11$11111.
110 . -Y7 JAYNES
_ _
qfi - Call at No. 164 Wood elreet, and ex.
Unlink, our Block of so' Iltcts and WINTCR Cars. Jun n
c,i,ed, n lar! , , t , lot of Shanghai, Celontitd, and olLer styles of
Catty., which we will mull low fga . cash. MOILIiAN
netlq
Fresh Arrival or Salt Oysters.
J UST reeeivi,l at STEINRUCK',S, N o . ill
,01 tlio season svu
i.• 1110.u p any tiestrablo sty I-. Ile is also in drill
oveipt ,4 Now Potaioopk, Peas. Lotrotans, Frign. Shad. Sea
Rasa, and a groat variety of Lake Fish, which will Lie !told
to familio, hotoln. and reatnuranta, on thin m,.tt reasonable
t ,rur,
Just rmeived. A large awl tint lot LVUluthi.Oratigcst arid
Pine Apples. r. STEINRUCK,
tur2t.i fur.lu Wood street.
r t :u..
~,_ ~ 7 :.
«! • • •
• •
of A Ilegheny Con nly. ttaburgh, and
h ...... . . 75.721
. ~ ..... .
Railroad Bonds, Cost 3.‘,40 , 0 IV
Loan 1 , 1, Find 31ortgage bt Heal Vadat, ....... 50,1.40 to
•• Collateral 30,:4t1 J 1
Cash 111 to ~k 0041 MI 110101 11,032 13'.
Capltatl tpaynient not 3 ...... 07,tK/0 00
l'11•11101111 Notes, not yrt ruatnred CAI,IIBI 31
in, iron, Agents, (seritrett by Bonds) 18,SL8
nl
xp...118:44 and C 0101111,001,118 11,662 36
$1138,15l 11
TOP.] a,nt,nul of lAlitnee incurred, but not yet adjusted:-
I , i, $1,666 60
%trine 3,000 00
$4,666 66
This Company lioures Hull nod Cargo risks on the Ohio
and !lliasinsippi tribe twice. insures againat Loss or Manage.
by Fire. Losees liberally adjusted and promptly paht
REFEneNehs— lion. T. M. flown, lien. J. K. Moorhead,
Jame,. Woo.l.
Fur I nollintlic. apply to
TIIOSIAS J. HUNTER, Agent,
Dade No. 90 {Paler et, lot. Wood and Market.
DELAWARE MUTUAL
SAFETY INSURANCE COMPANY, I
OFF ICE, S. E. 011INF:It THIRD AND WALNUT STS..
Philadelphia.
4-i.- MARIN l' INg,t" A NCI,S Vesgelm, Caro, Freight,
h. all parr of the
IN 1,.% NO INSURANCES ON InviVOS, Canals,
1...1,t0 and Land Carriages, tiv all ...vie of the 1 , 11/01{1.
1.1 it I NSI:I:A NCI: ON NI AMAZE generally. On
SEOI,S. Uwriling Home., Ice.
Avericol IFO I t:onpany November ALA, 101.5.
novo!, Nlortga.4... and Real Estate
City, anti other Loa to. nh,...:11)
Stock in Bankia, and I...mance Co', In
Lille rowel Vaitie 106.44 u it;
1:.11 on Ilan.' 20,1155 Oti
Italanc..v. in 111,1 , 1, • Agl•lai• • I',llllllll/S uu MD.
)line, re , untly tcsneil, and ether dchtn
11m, the Conlynny
Sulevcrtpt.....
Rill i.un Alartin,
Joseph 11. Seal.
I:4111111W! A. t+,,,n.ler,
John C. Dario,
Jolitl It. I\n row,
tleorgt, (l. Leiner,
Edward Darlington,
I,r. IL .1. II uston,
William C. Livia ig,
ling), Craig..
pew., Hr I tvain,
It orlee it ii .
1f..1
J. U. JOllll.Oll,
T,lom C. Henn. \ i., PrE.sitlent..
P. A. MADEIRA. Agt•Ill,
No. tis NV:itcr
11 :111 F HERS" I\SIIIXCE coin
I=M!=l=6Z=l
. .
Chartered Capital, $500,000.
HS. M.l ie fi: A .Vll INLAND TRA .t l rl. l If TA 7'W
A klioN LIPPINCoTT, Preitideut.
Secrrtury.
GEORGE YOUNG. Troluiraer.
Arson S. Lippincott,
Na.l.l"ti Ulllinglmm,
h kholnu li. Taylor,
Orrin Rop•rs,
p. 6tzu..os4
4.4 - This Company has Is,ti orimuized with a Cash Capi•
tal, uud ths Directors have determined to adapt the busine.%
to It+ avant.' 010 I,lollrVel. To ottserve prudence in conduct
ing its affair+. With a prompt adjustment of loosen.
Pittahurgh Otflee, No. 7t, Water street.
.1. NEWTON JONES, Agent.
The following well known end responsible firms iti Pitts
Lurch have authorized referents. , to them. with regard to the
pc/thinly and soundness of . the Manufacturers' lusorsuc.
Company.
Kramer & Rohm, Wilson, Childs & Co..
tieouo• Smith & Co, Hampton & Campbell,
Tieritazi IL Chit&
nos 7
==l
Cornr , Funrih and tirnithtirld struts, Pittsburgh
A ci E N 'l' ti
St ate Hat na I Fire nud Marine Inartra,ne
l• a., vt II A a1,1,'1,t; /. t' 1 /':!'.11., 6350,000.
t:irarit Fire unit Marine. Insurance Co.,
11111. A DE1.1 . 111 A. t PITAL, V 300,000.
I omornoe Wo. of I Ito Valley of Virgin
wiNCIIESTNI:, VA. f'.II7TA L. $300.0011.
Cam mow. - ralt h In+nrunrr Company, 11.1
S301),Oo0.
Connect lc Ist Dl utunl Life Insurance Co.
II AI: 1'H , ;:11 CA Pll,ll, A 3E,15 4.1 S'../
Pr 1111+y lvnnln I neur ra e PrITSP.11:1111
• I V/ /A 1, A.\ N A.ANb. r.s; 91'd9,022 40
F Pr.441,1.•it I .. A. A C4RNI Ell PiNTr Cary
LIFE, FIRE AND MARINE
C , M.NER oF WATER AND - MARKET eTRKETS,
PITTSBURGH. PA.
ROBERT ()ALWAY, fresiarfit
iStrTh Is I . ,ostp.ltl nwk.. exery ill.111( . 101, appertaining
r. , nn.•.ted etlh 1.1 rE
AND CAlttli) RISKS on the OLi
Mnoinisippi Itivors and tributnrioii„ and MA RINK RISK
iwnilly
And in.:ain't Lim and Dimingn by Fire, nod signinfit th
Prn .if Ow So and Inland Nitrinwtton and Tronsportittiot
itoino.l at the loweilt rotes cousintent with sanity t
all portieti.
DIRICCTOILR.
Robert Galway, ILunuel ArClurlian,
Jow,lt D. tlaxmni, NI. D., Jullu Scott,
J , Mandy:al, David Itielley,
Jatuom W. Hallman, Chark. A rlaitliu,A.
Alexander Dratlky, Joarplt v, Let,ll,
J.dvn FllllOlOll. Munilloll IL Brown,
Pavia 11. Cll47llber4, Chrlettiall Zug,
William Carr. Hobert 11. Ilartloy,
J.. IL
CITIZENS' INSURANCE CONIPAN
1111.1.1.131 ItAii.ll.K.l%
s 131 D 171. 1.. 1 1 11:: 4 11 Sccretary.
91 /11,:rr 1,1,4 , ..., 1 ilhd /1744 ereei
1111411,6 111:1.1. AND t'A IDit , ItISK tho lb
11111 i Iribia.ines.
11.111,1 , .. r 1.) 1111141.
hale ui 111.• and Inland Navigutli,
-
ttnyuley
.111 it. -, )1 (2,—v
Satitttel 1:”A.
t Ittuthip, Jr
14u: M. •'
Ithrlittn:...h.
Wttlt, ltryrt•:.
EUREKA INSURANCE COMPANY
OF P B It() 11.
JOHN H. SHOHNItEltiliNt., hrisident.
ROBERT FINNEY% .9],retary.
C. W. IiATCHNLO.B., tieing.] Agent.
WILL INSURE AGAINST ALL KINDS
8* - All iii.ses toritnitien by parties insured under ludic'
u• I Ly this Company will be liberally adjusted and prom,
ly No. 99 wATuit jyll
PENNSYLVANIA INSURANCE CO
OF PITTSBURGH.
Corner of Fourth and Smithfield Streets
AtrrilianzED CAPITAL, 5300,000.
SriErhusre ituldnina and oil., Pron.,l y airainst lum
I intliago lir Fire, and the Perils of the Son and I ala nil Nai
ad nal and 'l' ranaportal ion. •
11'111. F. Johnston, It. ,(Is . l'lLlter..,n, .I.ol.l l l,intxr,
.1. A. Carrier. \V . SlVliia..,l, .1.. 1 . ..n0111,
I is...ri.M. W. tilllitil, Ir. S. ilaven, 1./. K Pluk,
I. I; I it, 5i11 . , , t11. Walk/ I bmil.lll, 11.111. Lotig,
A J. Jonewy J. It. J,....,/, IL IL Ougphft,
WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY,
E DA RSI E, Pregident ; N. M.
GORDON. Secretary.
Will Mame against all kinds of risks, YIRE and MARINE.
All losses will be liberally adjusted and promptly paid.
A Flom- histitution, managed by Directors who are well
known in the community. and who are determined, by
pi unaptness anti liberality, to maintain the character whirl,
the y have pgom tea. I. offering the best protection to time,
who desire to be insured.
Diareroas—lt. Miller, Jr.. V. W. Ricketson, J. W. Bailer,
N Ilot ineslr., W. 11. Smith, C. lhmsen, George W. Jackson,
Andrew Ackley. :lames Lippincott. George Dande,JaMelf IFIC•
A uley, Alexander Niwick. Thum./ Scott.
.teir Office, No. 9'2 Water street, (Warehouse of Spang
Co., up stairs,) Pittsburgh. n0v2.4:1 y
INSURANCE! INSURANCE!—AppIica
i. Gun fur Insurance ha-
The Merchants' Insurance Company of Philadelphia,
The Manufacturers' I winrance Company of Phila., and
The :Etna Insurance Company of Hartford,
Ileeeivod by ÜBu. W. BUNN. at Ida Agency and lotelligen
Office, on the north pide of Ohio, fourth door emu Lb
Diamond, ALLEGHENY CITY. wyllkly
Flour, Grain, Dried Fruit, Seeds, Lard. Bu
ter. 1311,0 m, and Produce generally.
No. 49 Water Street,
Francini.; Bailey. Fay., William Dilworth, Sr., S. Cuthbert
k Sou, Pittsburgh: Boyd .t Ott, Iloiokou & Swrariugcn, S.
Brady, gtah. U. 4: M. Bank, List d Crnugle &
W..knderson. 'Donlon. Paxton dr Co.. IS Mailing. (nytlS
PARASOLS -A. A. M A SON S CO. -ate
just openiu tycother largo l o t a N o w Parasols, [r:, ell
the met re sad cltaitablo material& Ear.%
~.
...~'.~~A" , .
NEM
I/ I a £.17 T 0 R R.
Janus C. llRrid.
rlkeophilus
James Tranuair,
William Eyre, Jr.,
J.A.ms. L. Prim,
James Teuuent,
A.fusluel Stnkea,
Fleury Sloan.
James B. McFarland . ,
Clirriea Schaffer,
Hol,ert Burton,
John B. Semple, Plttal.urgb.
I). T. Nlorinin,
J. T. Logan,
W M. DIAR.TIN, President.
3M titiE: ENSllitAktit'l
Flail RISKS.
OF PHILADELPHIA
D 1 R ECTO RS.
Willi:lan B. Thomas,
Wiiiitllll
Alfred
Charles J. Fields,
Jamell I'. Smyth.
A. A. Caritll R & BRO.,
INSIII A NCR Com PA s
oF PITTS 11U IL (1 If
John Shiplon
OF
.lIARINE AND FIRE. RISES.
MEE=
J. IL Shoenberg6r.
C. W. Batchelor,
Imam' M. Pennock,
W. W. Martin,
It. T. Leech, Jr.,
Lloorge t. !den,
David Nl'Candlesai
OFFICMRS.
President ❑un. W M. F. JO EINSTON
Vim President BODY PA'rf ERSON.
Ev's. and Trwl.e ..... A • A CAR RI ER.
JAMES A. FETZER.,
FORWARD INO AND COMM I SsII,N M6RCH ANT,
I=l
• • • .7"
RYAN'S BUILDINGS,
ilk 111 1.3
No. 31 Fifth Street.
suipwriber, having enlarged and fitted
...i.›AG
up
I u good, style hi..
OUS FURNITURE' WAREROOMS,
Hue cool.. lance and valuable additions to hisatock. and now
ia yams hie friends and the public to call and guanine before
purehnsiug elsewhere.
ilie stock Is Writ, ASSORTED, amounting to about
Consisting of every clue of goods: ...
It 1 C II ,
MEDIUM, and
L 0 tr-P R 1 C M D.
And embracing - some very fine
ROSEWOOD PARLOR SETTS,
covered with French bagatelle r OAK CHAMBER 1381 M, and
a great variety of new styles of Bureaux, IkaWends, Chaim,
:sofas, Book Cases. Sm., &c. All of which he offers by retail
at wholesale prices.
Every article warranted to give EuLt iretettill. or the
money refunded. fie 11. RYAN,
my3l7 N0.31 Fifth Street.
KF.TCITUM'S IMPROVED
MACHINE AN! CO3IRINED MOWER AND REAP
a, warranted to cut term 10 to 15 acme or Ontiln or Grain.
T day. es well as it ono be done with ecytlie or cradle'. At'
,e great trial In liin.srarlinsetts; held the last season; ono
' timeldun'e machine., entered for the premium, cat, '213
re. of llrara in tin overage tlmouf as !Montag and 1•4 seri-
Ilk to the acre. This alone demonstrates the capacity of
w Kaduno Upwards of 30 of these machinew'
-err cold here last seas on, mid give general satisfaction to '
putchasere. They aro much improved over lust , year. For
1101111E9
Is (XiLLI NS. Ne. 129 Wood st;
Agents fOr We nnumfacturcr.
Fllt. FOR S LE—A very valuable. farm, /2
containing IRO mires, situate In Rconomy township,
la-aver county, of which 150 are cleared and in a good state
of cultivation, Om balance well timbered. The improve.
toents minsint of a Miura, barn, end other necessary build: —
ince. together with an apple and peach .orchard, and an
alton,lattro 01 good water. It will bo divided to snit putt
dinners, and wild on reasonable terms. Apply to '.
BL.A K ELY .t RICHEY, •
tity3o:w Real Fatale Agents.
VA tArAlfffl A R Itt
WASHINGTON OOUN rY—This propert: - contains
04 acres, and is situated in the neighborhoOd or.Minffn
Church, la mils. front Pittsburgh, and about 2 'Mlles./roux.
the Monongahela river. Over 60 acres are enclosed., and
under cultivation. and the balance Is covered with valuable
timber. There le an orchard on the property, and tbow, bola
tt set abounds in stone coal. It 10 within halfa Mite' of
mill, and on the Hoe of the Hempileht 'tstlroad. •
$2,500. Fur further particulars apply to '
JOEL K MOHAN,. . •
nt,)3o:3t wnear Monongahela city.
1 111 E CEIL C 6N STRAW 11AT—The
or the public in requested to our entirely new
sst 1,1 or SCRAW 1.1A7 S., Just received front the importer.,
....ttilouing thee many qualities which have been: rno lopgt
to make the Straw lint suitable in every spy lilt,
SAlluutvr Hat.
t a the ouly Straw Hut which the rain or damp Weather
will not Arial. either in the brim or crown, being so bralitea
to prevent the pousibility of R. In any way. •
I ,tier this entirely new stytu, tailed tIawUESLIIN HAT,
belimins itio la the Stoma lint that will give the wearer
entire natinfactimi. Cll ARLESIt. PAULSON, 73 Wood at,
lity36 nett eima from the corner. of Furtrth.
91 U LEASE, for a Term of Yeats.—The
Itowl. no.l the Coal, Ctrs, and Loct•tuctival of tt
Wrs Coal Company are now offorril fur Wane, on the
krona. They pre In the bent elder, and at all
a open for itinpection. For further partictilars•luquiro of
3LATTIIEIV HARBISON, Agent,
Robinson Tp, Allegheny Ow
93 Ag 9 IS
101.), )DO
$6l" ,$4B 11
•
E tiOYaGE OF LlFE—Engrgviligs .
I. these great Morel Pietur e. peintal by the lotti - Thoil..
Lole, ere new on view at the store of •
J. J. OILLESPIE & C0.,1"6 Wood at.
Zit - here nahscriptione will Im received. • rity3o.
NOTICE TO JURORS—The Jurors sum
munrd to attend the Dirdriet Cou . rt the aecond Mon
day of June, 1866. are hereby notified that their attetidancri
1011 not be required. ROD PATTERSON, -
my3l.l:ltilatitw Sheriff.
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF GROUND ri - ENTS.
TIWRSDAY EVISNING, June sth,at 8 O'clock,
at the Merchants ' Exchange , Fourth w ill be sold, bye
order of Thomas Mellon, Esq., Trustee of Wet. Lorimer, Jr.,
all that annual ground rent of twenty-Iwo and a half dol
lars. 'payshle quarterly, issuing out of a lot of ground In
Ite.si's plan, fronting 24 feet oil the 0 reenshnrg and. Pitte
burgh turnpike, In Lawrenceville, and extending back oD
equal width one half the distance, to the Setter road, and
having thereon a dividing the property of 111rekihtralr
McMaster., being the some lot demleed by Wm. Lsrlnter,
jr.. to said Smile NVNlesters, by perpetual tense, dated
&A. 1054. res...orded in vol. 111, page 21.
A LSt l—The one fourth of a certain other anneal ground
rent of one hundred and eighty dollars issuing unt'of a-lot
of ground 60 feet front by 66 feet deep, upoh which tho.
Weelerut Metl6,di44 Church is orwled, on Will" at., in the
Third Ward of the city ot Pittsburgh; said one.fourth, to
wit: Forty-11v , .1.41 a. is st.oble quarterly forever,li*ld
ink to 4,0,1 of .1 tines U. NUClellasol and wife to Wini•Liiri
titer. jr., recorded in deed bn.k vol. 94. p. 510.
.0 All that certain of her annual ground rent 0f.41,,*.y.
Dille dollars —, looting out of a certain lot of grnitlaitkit'''
nate in the First Ward. city of Pittshergh, and mtelyfa.. .
of Shaffer A Anderson, being port of lot Nci;.:34.2.:
:IA the general plan of tall city, lirgiimittit on the comes og .
Diamond and Jail alley, and running in a sonthwardly-IW' ,
el° reef chug Jail all-. ; thence in a line ravelled
, of. 111.1,10r0l alley let 1 , / I I.e place of Is.:tuning; being Lbw'-
onto , rent recordell In deed of C. S. Itygrar,- , Pen., to
James .11'5.1mters.. Sand. lloy,l6th. 11 4 46, and reimrded itt,„
by said Syster endersontert' -
on .a 11.• sliest to Ni 111. Lorimer, jr.
Tot toe th nd nod,. balance in equal payments. at 4
Auld 0 ms.nthe, With iuirreat sad approved security.
itty:to P. Si. DAVIS, Asset.
I3RM NO BU IL OJNO LOTS at Auc
i..n Tll 1:11.5114 Y EV EN 1 Nil , Anne sth, at right
0 churl.. nt the 7.leucllantr' Exchange. Fourth street, will be
~141 13 6 rely situated building lota.itt the rapidly improving
boroozi. : J lot, at the corner of Carlton
and streets, 83, al, S 5 and 641. Miring milt a Inlet
• r—t ell Cornea street, extendieg bark 100 feet Chestnut
alloy.
ALSO--Lot No. 90, having a Irma of 24'feet on Carton
sitreet, eXtrudiug bitch 100 feet on Chestnut alley.
AL-MI--lots Non. 209, 210, 214, 215, 216, 217 and 218, tow
jog each a front of 2.1 feet ott W.hingtou street, extending
imek III,) feet to Spruce alley.
ALSO—I. 4 N.,. lies. at the corner of Washington and
31*Kee streets. having a f t ~1 26 feet on Washington at,
extending best along VS.. street 160 feet to Spruce alley.
TEitAls—one-tittil cash. balance in four equal sunhat
payments, aWI interest. Tale warranted.
itty3o P. M. DAVIS, Auct.
THE K nickerbocker Magazine for June; •
Yankee Notions, do;
itallou's Magazine. do;
New York Ledger for this week;
too thousand and ten things worth knowing;
The Invalid s Guide and Consumptive's Manual; bygia.
In M. Fitch. A. M. M. D.
Linda. or the Young Pilot of the Bello Creole; 'by Illre.
aroltue Leo lienti. Received and fur ode itt
W. A. 011.J.WiFERIVAY & CO..
Fifth at., oppoititeJ the TheatoS.
WITI bills. in store and for -Bale
br !moot PI, FM INO BROS.
putliu LEM' ES-150 lbs. in store and
Jo for Yah• by ftny3ol FLEMING BROS.
Q01)A ASH, of a good and uniform quality,
Intwolnetured by Ow henna. Salt Manufacturing CO., kat
Tax. , nusni, !mod and for cain 4y YLRMINti BLitt&
CIONUENTRATED LYE—Large quantities
..f ti, celebrated article Curistruitly on bond, and for
wolo by oly:101 VI.ItAIIN(1 BROS.
ATA NDY E B ROW N--I 0 ke.'s just rec'd..
.1 11 and fur gain by I Tr3O.I3IING ram.
QLI IN IN E-100 ohnces just received and
for eade by inlY 3o l FLEMINLI BROS.
Capt. Mark Sterling,
Samuel M. Kier,
William Bingham,
John S. Dilworth,
Brunch Sellers,
J. Schoonmakor,
William 11. Hags.
dec2l
IQro SIN— O bble. No. 1 in store and fur sale
sxl3ol PLBMING BROS.
S AND PAPER—IIi reams assorted in store
and or sale by [m3'3o] FLESILNG BROS.
GUMSLIE LfAC-4300 lbs. in store and for
sale by 011310] PLUMING BRAS,
LARD OIL-20 bbls. just received miter
sti° by (ml3o] VIACOM BROS.
COPPERAS -10 bbls. in store and foraale
by [mr3o] IIIRMINO BROS.
Q UG AR AND MOLASSES— •
ki 200 bbla, eyprm cooperage, N. 0. Molasses;
000 do oak dy do;
100 bhda. fully fair and prime N. 0. Sugar. On hand
and for sale by MILLER .k RICKETSON,
uly3o 2•11 and 2.,•. Liberty street.
. _
G. Al'. Casa,
W. K. Niwick,
T. B. Updike,
N. U. Cochran.
Jahn A. Caughey
S. S. Bryan,
COFFEE -150 bags Rio Coffee;
75 do. extra prime Rio;
21. do. old Government Jaya; In Moro.
and for nal.. by [lny3ol MILLER & RION =SON.
D E Fl NE biSUC - ritTtS—
Xt,, 15 tibia. Lovering,. - A" crushed Sugar;
So do Stewart'. -A" do do;
15 .lo Lovering's fine puled do!
10 do do ....me to du;
10 do do crusMA do; in stone and
..ale by 1nty:101 HILLER & RICK
ICE-12 tierces just received and for. sale
it, by lmy:101 MILLER & RICKINSON.
bbls. N. C., on hand and for sale.
by iwy3ol .MILLER & ItICKRTSON.
. •
el A Rh'. SODA-10 awes cart). Soda in store
\_) and for sale by MILLER & ItIOKETSON.
_
CIOOOLATE-10 boxes No. 1 Norfolk for
~sato by [rny:tbq MILLER & RICKETSON.
A LCOIIOL-5 Tibia. 76 per cont.;
5 do. 98 do• for We by
3.truatt & RICKETBOI4
riptiE SUBSCRIBER, having ditiposed of
hie interest in the point Willer Yord - toJAA: widurr
man, on the Ist i net , takes this metholr Of requesting all
ho have claims previous to that date to present Meld for
i.eitlement, and theft indebted tomake immediate payment.
THOS. Whilkinlitsi.
Pitteburgh, May 2.8,11356-turne.
VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY FOR
SALE.—The undersigned offers for sale on favorable
turns a large number of Building Intl In the Third and
Eighth Wards of the city. The lout front on Pennsylvinta
Avenue, Wateon, Forges, Locust., Maria Ylekroy and Bluff
Areas, are but a few minutes walk from the Court Howe,
and will be told very cheap.
Persons desirous of securing a convenient and healthy lee
canon for a home, or wishing to purchase for speculation,
In a part of the city which will continue steadily toll:uprose
will find it to their advantage to call tippn thw tutderedgned.
CHRISTOPHER MAG EE, Attorney at Law.
zur..9:tf Nu.lffit Fifth street.
A V INU PURCLIASED the interest of
TIIUMNS WIC AN, in the Point 'toiler Yard, on
nrst. of May. I will hereafter carry on the Caller Making
and Sheet Iron work, in all their la anches,at the old stand,
Water etreet„ below Penn. With the experience of thirty
ears In this bosinesa, I hope to render satisfaction to rdl
e favor me with their trade. JAMES WIORTMAN,
Pittsburgh Ma) SS, lihrdl. iny29:fitnd
DEPOSITS must be made with the "
LAI& SAVINGS BANK," which is removed to No.
"urth street • middle room of Jones' Bulltlink,ln the month
of AY, In order to draw interest from the first of June.
mr29 CIIAS. A. PATON, Treasurer.
SUGAR -10' . -
PITTSBURGH, PA
-10 bble. extra powdered ; —77--
10 do. grubuiraql;
10 13,. cruihed: „lila retelr,d and b, , 41%,
by REYMER & ANDilltSini, No, 3e Wood xt.,,
Mr2G Oppositn S. tlarloolt9tet,
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MEM
4,41 . 1er- - .
04 , #
ref'l
$50,000 Worth,