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TUESDAY MORNING
FOR PRESIDENT.
JAMES 111TFIANAN,
OV PEN: , ALVAN IA
FOR VICE PRESIDENT.
JOHN C. BRECKENRIDGE,
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DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET
CANAL COMMISSIONER
GEORGE SCOTT, or CoLUMLIA C
A.1,1 , 1T0R lII\I. P IL:
JACOB FRY, Jr., lloNniolrEar
St la VT , II fil
TIMOTilli IVES, l'orrEn CouNTT
To-monunw we commence pabro.hing the nrin
inn. of the Pres. in regar , l to the I,tinoorntic
EIM=:!
THE PLATFORM.—Our render , tril l find on the
first page of thi ,, paper the Itetnoc•ratic platform
in full as adopted by the Cincinnati Convention.
The first half of it is but a re-allirmance of the
Baltimore platform of The b a lance relate s
to matters that have as , iimed more `pedal im
portance since that date. Th wh;. N‘ o l d,l
on
derstand the creed of the
and study well the platform.
W E n-iii puldi=h to-morrow a hiograidih - al
P ketch or the lion. John e Rrecke , ;ridgo, the
Democratic candidate for Vice Pre,idont.
TOE PLATFORM
The Democratic platform adopted by the late
Convention differs in but one essential feature
from the Baltimore platform of That
feature relates to our foreign policy, particularly
in reference to Central America, and our va , f
interests in the Gulf of Mexico. It takes bolder
and more truly American ground- , in that re-
Teat than its predecessor. Events since Is 11!
have given rise to this difference. and no true
American patriot can soy that the resolutions in
rtqat 101 l tO 01(0 , 0 TIM . ter- Arc n,t correct in pri
Mph.. and justified by the }'r-r:.; k otoliti n,.f
our foreign relations.
The resolution 9 endor-ing the Nehra., , ka 1,11
not differ in spirit and intent from the plat*
form of Ii Though that bill f 1 .4 not tlon
passed or intro , ltwe.l, c e•t the eornprow,o
purr% of I `- , .:0 1 11n.1 cii tually and folly repe,!,l
:11i,,,uri line, and 1,..,1'111,1.1 Ncl
popular ttoveroignty tt tb tt'rrib , rte..
Neltrat.ka• kauaatt art was but an appl tt-tt I,M
the principl , . an I it , en•kr,mient now i- dt.t
a re-aflirinan•e of a daig .-et•led p dd , y It
polies that, like opp,ition Id the e , rrii;
flnences a national bank, will bear tl., -Cr II!
ny of time, defy the clam..r of in, a , .1
grow more popular with each succeeding ye 1-
It is, but applying to the T. princip:,
recognised taut admitted :1.4 rorrect tii regard t•
the Stores, that the ltwal .overeignty 'ha!!, in a
constitutional and legal way. settle local itie.
Clow., whether they relate t.. loser} or any ntliet
matter. That principle lie•t at tile foun.lat:‘4a
all our Republican institution , , and will not 1 ,
surrendered. The Democratic party, now thi
only national party, wi:l su<tain it, leli
that „the great mass of the people f the who!,
country will approve it. The sen.ele.• clam
against it no more furioni and enthittered th i•
was the clamor agaimit the liemicracy when ;
purchased Louisiana and id little; our territer
when it resolved to strike for the freedom o: 1,:.
sew: when it "ernebed out men-ter mit'. • •
Lank: Hhe❑ it n-yeale 1 a , n
law : when it annex,. 1
the in. , .lenee of Ml•xt•.. i •p1ir ., ..1 the I.lti 1
of goll
All the measures an , l ,r rnr party
have been severely testeh -have
to elarnorou. oppo,tion, falsehood and to eel
RPOLItI..rI lilve in the en I prove] an I
salutary, !tn.] r mm,n lr i ai prohation or the
people. And ,0 it sill be ivith it , late an I
prevent measure , an .I i-sae' It Ix , bat I
stand firmly to it. , grit ear lin,: prinelp!e- v. i
boldly and fear:essly announce an I explain I , leiii
and all will be we'''. The I tte Ci,n%ent:en h
done anal in November next the pe .juk, w. .
record their approval iiir pkt for, in : to.
let the people decide. \\ imly to li.
judgment : their -oher thought . the r
patriotism. and their desire Gar security ac•,!i • t
domestic strif, :Lrl , l foreign aggressi.iii
But the most imp”rtant feature ,f the plat f.,rla
after all, that relating to Central ..ltnerica an I
the Gulf of Mexico The importance ,•I
route. of e,minerc ,, o- ,4 the 1 IC 1+,1111)1,1
.r Central America. eau n., overi
or their safety :mil lie in pxirt i I
inteKerenee. or by the disturbed it.. !
rev.ilutiiinary conditiiiii of tic
Ilf•rwe i1,1,,,it,•.11!)
t 1.1 ( ruil
re-ohltion- an d h,•ur, ro•solill, 1.
thy Nt.th the N\ ,tkt•r tti .‘,•w, itt ill \
g..verriment m that
p,,wer on ,•nrth -6 „ ul•I he ,otet
with th.,-r State- t.. our nn•l it Hi
Detuocrati, policy now annollo earriel
i-weh ititerfeiri•iii i e will iiiit
our foreign Let , li 1 , -; I
and prutupt Pflipllol, LIDA Vei• haVi' ,lillinitto• I I.
long to thal 0., siring 113111 in
endure. It is time a !wire
adopted, nail it i- ty,tie rrrommt•ndel ft it iL
right source. That ,ourre w:4 , one of the fulle-t,
ablest and moPt intelligent national convention. ,
that ever a.i.ietnliled in this country. It NVII , the
convention of the only national party now in ex•
oitenee in thin country, and the resolution 4 were
adopted with a degree of unanimity that proved
that party entirely in earned in relation to tho
important intereit, They form certainly :in ini
portant feature f our pktr",,,
The resolution in regar.l th,
speedy overland rout, u1c”ramu i ,,,•., 1i,,,,
the Atlantic and Pat : di.' coat- 1101',... II
territory WIL.S tt dot•ih..h
hot it W:LS with, car,. s, a 111. t.
the government to any -.'hems ,11Jo , t or railr.l•l
But the egabli•ltflivut of a milom
road that would enal.le t 1..• vov , rilluvnt t"
vide for the the l' i- at,
lutely necessary, mid Wit ii
out deTiy. •
On the whole thc platf..nn w , ll hoar for fu!!
est scrutiny, and will ‘1 ,, u1.11i.—.. moil with r,rtf.r•tl
approval. Thepart , or it Itim wr d.tve t i••
rially tuentionenl are but a repetitim of t
form of and have been fully endor-ed once
before by the popular vote.
•• Our friends of the Post illuminate.' their
on Friday night, the 'whole thirty to, tie l e,.'
we believe, being ablaze in token of the joy of the
proprietors. and of the • Ullterritied ' generally. • %.'r
the nomination of James Buchanan. The partj,
tJo, burnt powder to the extent of 'an build, I
tine , ." to encourage their friends and terrify ibulr
enemies.
•. A , on older, not a better, soldier than our neigh
", the we admonish them not to be
eery noi. V tiviore they are out of the woods: not to
lake 00
~I .ieVl, l n 010,
tnutai.harilly, until they El b ll have
The alcove i fr the Pitt, burgh Journal, of
Monday. Hur neighbor's advice is duly appre
ciated, Lot it comes too late. We have achiev
.1 a victory already. We consider Mr. Cu
chnnan's nomination equivalent 1., an election
Nevertheless, we A:01 n..t in the least relax our
efforts to make it such :in overwhelming triumph
in all the States but two that our di:organized
opponents " will never he heard of more.
Notwithstanding the sad experience of the
Journal man in 185:2, in the illuminating line,
we shall persist in considering our " gas and
grease" expended on Friday night a good invest-
Meat.
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•- , -
THE HEIGHT OP ABSUDITY. • '
The Philadelphia Time., a Kno w Nothing or
makea some remarks that certainly bear
cff the palm fur utter absurdity. It now re
cztrumen,l,a the withdrawal n r Fillmore and
1) ,, n,•1 -,,0 as candidates. It then promotes that
al,' the opposition to the Democracy
. suiniiin e
upon Wheat. Nl'Lt•an Im, town brought for
ward by the " Republicans Anil seems moat
likely to he their canbibate. Th .ther elements
of mim-it nin. arc iebn • to the Timex, should
combiee Inc hi, . rind it then proceeds
tuahe ealoulatb.ii= -1 , 141 the result.
.ILNI , 10
. e rve. Vl.ea n• if he runs, will he the e ,, Tieein
randidnte nr the "Republi can ," nrnLn'itinn
01 flit• Time, Ftiys it hilieve. , he woul.l
carry Kentucky and Tennes.ee !! And it fur
ther stirpo , w. that hi: , chancem would be the heat
in )laryl:i.l, I hilawa re, an probably
Thus five southern, slave-holding States are set
down by thoi K. N. organ RS probable for the
abolition candidate ! Could anything more Fib
, uni be uttered Yes, one thing even more rib
sand is uttered by the same paper, in the same
article. It sap that in I%.nr4.tyledrila Judge
Nll.eat chances will I.e better than Nlr .
c liqn in -
thing we linve seen uttere,l in n ness . mlinper for
ninny n il.ty. Mr. Buell:wan beaten in own
Z 4 tlte In'
Now. we draw loit ,me onclu , lon from FUCII
Itii0111• crlic11131:011S that our
oponent , nre utterly hope and are corn
peile.l intagdne ,icet, , in State, where they
know that it ie utterly impu , :tible. What other
an elusion ran be po. , 4ildy he drawn from caleu-
I d tions cn nlddard, and voiniate9 =n mon.trou,+
and tiliculdu. Kentucky d+ , et down for
ii Lean aKain• t Breckenridge, who the Tim a
1- the megt uopular r11:1:: in that State.
'ill! we need not pursue this theme further.
There i, nut w whin, in,ru uaki li.r a Innat:
n4ylinn win. will f r raw nwrnent believe an)
thing utterly void of senso and rea , on. 11e
believefr. Buchanan'. majority in l'entisOvs
nia will fall little if any short of thirty thousand .
We hare puldic assurances from many St. Lino
Whig that thirty thousana of their number will
support Mr. Buchanan in this State : aml in al;
probability that e,tittutte •is not boi large.
There are Put tit.si Democratic voter+ in ibis
State. awl tili..y will all turn k.(lt tlii+ time with
5...1.1.;(1,t(0.0 (11.1 Innr V. an•l
thotymmlQ (.1 returning K -.nu.• i•leu
may l,r f,o-nw,l,,f the "Ni hvlming t
r•ccic,• in hi- native Slate. :>,tid Own wit!
cm.ry o•Vv'V . an 1 111+0
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111cIngln. Indiana I .w.t 3,1
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lo : the result tnu-t 1.0 41. the ',Ville o
NF \ Elt Wo a nomiriti,n In Nre pn•noptly nu
li3;;y re-ik.,titied to
tli c,/ Janie' finch auan now 11 r will pu!,:,-1
to rll , l - r extract frtu uumerk•u. irqpe, .how
,ng ft CS rdiftlity adid enthurtism never heforr
ne.--,1 Public Inerting, ftre rollod or holden in
al: Ow prlticl pal towns to re.pon,l t., the nomirp,
It it 'aid that Judge M . Lean uili Jec,io,
run a' ranJh•lnte mgainrt Mr Iturb,tnnn Tl
u prukient sn
11p Ibe gltiJd atice he hold:, now, 1 ,, r the err:n:l,
ty de:ent ip pnrsttit of another
I'un N. Y. Tribune CollllllCtlCs a L tig. ,Iru z
lie,BUCliAltat preaying he t.s. e r
y eft 1-24 of ftc.. '',',ArltAff4W.y five. Th,. 7'. '
• ppost•ti
Slur,
when it jqinz,i.,
AIATSRM4,4I..nr7II . : From the orttli .•I lb
community it 3yitieCorne.l There 24 no nb i eet
to all applications for linonor Loin grant.- 1
It onder,t...l that the Roar • f
'.• n 11,,1
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z.y ..f th.•
I ' ll'o Shev re-itzire the
1 , 0 ! ,•:1 tile part rim .tp•tr:t:
It I` Nithill ttle I,OllWe, jrltd t• it the to
th.•
LI i ,I , 1 1
1 . 11.• have :tritroprmte-i Ihe I. tlati.,
thi. week t,, hear rea,Aria why
o.; the applicAla, :1 h.. le• I
- I.r,tlgid forward to ,11, , w that ,tirh apple,
•11•111,1 tp , t Lr }'rnnt , •.l. the pinky gill 1131
n rep ,tat l 0 c.onpla,u if the applicant. are•
ohlfiining, their ,il9ect+.
The new- el the 1.411;n:0:on „r Mr. 1:i HAS,
R• - 't•C(`IVV.I the lit•in..crnes w/:1
fin 4.w.h11-11.111 . i111:VII I- rnnl 4, 1113.11. , 1 Th
Ili, I. gri•git d of it .Ins
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pfir , y glilwr...l from oVl,ry
the At niito• and P.trifte, and ;t thocooghly t •
resented the judgment and .ent.mo i.t of rm. ~,,
Iv 1131131110. party 3'lW (.xl-flu!: In the I nom
The %Mole proceeding- have b e en ,
byllott mon) and magnanimity on the 1.31 ,if
a nd the con, teflon that the decbions of the coo
,ention were to be the ruling policy of the cc , .
try, em .,-1 3 COOl 113 , 1 4111,1Ls.r.ffiat, delib eri o,
opon curry step, every inemoire, and every Note
The di , ,mitied and decided tone ,f the resolution
roil p..-inc the platform touching ,•very
~11 . 01,1,cAl interests, no•ets the Mast hearty op
pr.vnl of all De n lournt The nomination r
James Buchanan is concede,l by all parties to io•
e , juivalent to an election.
That the bent intere.t.s in the country are con .
stilted by this choice no one can doubt. Th,
great questions of the , lay can alone be nettled
by the Democracy. The maintenance of our
country's honor abroad, the preservation of the
in , titurions which have made the land we live in
an inviting home to the oppressed and crowded
population of the old world, the perpetuity of the
compact which makes the multiplying Suites
glorlm, !Mit, an' all to be secured by the 1.3 r
ty Wh;,ll 113. chos e n tie experienced statesumn,
and sterling Democrat, James Buchanan..., its
.o:ind,rd-hearer during the campaign of
lie has been before the public as a State ler
jurbd. diplotmitbd. representative in Coo
gross, I . S. Senator, or (mhinet minister, f o r the
ty years, proving himself in each of the....
department , of the public. set VIC!. le,lll3te to the
higlond requirement- , of the various offices to
which he was called by the regard of his fellow
citi /MIS 311k1 neighbors, the confidence of legbla
tures of his own ,lute, and the discrimination of
no less titan three national administrations. His
pa.d is so well known to M. countrymen that not
a hesitating (mould can enter the mind of a Dem
ocrat that his future course will he alike emi
nently.useful and honorable to the country..
PITTSBURGH AND CONNELLSVILLE RAILROAD.—
The oommittee appointed by the Pittsburgh Arid
Connellsville Railroad Company, composed of
Nlessrs. ltakewell, Russell and Stewart, have
boen in the city for a day or two for the purpose
or haring the affairs of the company, in refer
,Tiee to their bonds, endorsed by the city, so ar-
I :urged that the city will be secured from loss
and the road made. These gentlemen appeared
before the committee on internal improvements
i n th e council, and after having explained the
whole subject, the committee yesterday reported,
unanimously, an ordinance looking to a favora
ble adjustment of the difficulty. The Council
will no doubt pass the ordinance, and thus quiet
the fears of all concerned.—Baltimore Patriot.
THE tobacco trade at Richmond is quite ex
tensive, and very active at present. The ave
rage inspections are said to be about 275 blts.,
and this, it is expocte.l, will continue for two
months to come.
TFIOUS4SOS OF C!lll.,•itElq die annually of the
Croup, and yet two or three doses of Dr. Rey.-rs'
/.t,rwort, Tar and Canchalagua will destroy the
false membrane formed by this disease, give free
passage to the breath, and thoroughly relieve
this distressing complaint. Mothers, think of
thiz . !. It is equally efficacious in all Pulmonary
Ihsease4. For sale by druggists everywhere.
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'VOTER IN THE TFIRIOCRATIC NA
TIONAL CONVENTION
THE PACIFIC RAILLLOAD
Resolved, Thgt th, Ihimocrati. rii,-gni
zes the great importatme in a politi..al and com
mercial point of view, of 1 sabi and speiMy Com
o-m.14,0t,, through our own territory between
the atlantic and Pacific co,mts of this Ltnlon ;
aiiil that it is the duty of the Federal Govern-
Intit to exorcise promptly, all its constitutional
power for tl e attainment of that object, thereby
binding the union of the States in indissoluble
bonds, and opening to the rich commerce of
Asia, an overland transit from the Pacific to the
)IFssissippi river, and the great lakes of the
North.
The motion to lay the above resolution on the
W 64 defeated by the following vote by
States
111 E V‘EfEl. BY STATES To LAY THE. PACIIIi RAILHoAI,
NO. VOTFO. Ave?. NAI 0
NI al ne . IS 110 S
New 11.1ini.sli ire . 4 1
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Is entook v .12 110 12
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Illinois I I 1.0 I 1
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Rust., 2 votes.
‘Vhen Vermont was called. Mr Smalley said •
The delegation of Vermont,helieving that nu
mocrat has a right to refuse his service. wiwn
hia country calls, have instructed me to cast the
five votes of Vermont for the talented, accom.
plished an•t eloquent 8011 of Kentucky, John t•
Breckenridge.
Th e ft,ll,witig. %va t , th.. re. , 1111. Or the q..(.4.1i.1
I,efor.. 1111. .lelegalrion. made it .4111111,1,h ,
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New York U U U 01-;
New Jersey U U U u U
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Mississippi
Louisiana 9 0 0 0 ti
Ohio 0 U 0 4 19
Kentucky 0 0 0 U 12 U
Tennessee U 12 U U U
Indiana U 0 0 0 13 o
0 0 0 11 u
hl ss our i 0 u u U 9
A rkausa.s 4 0 0 0 9 9
Michigan .. U 0 U 0 U
lowa U U 0 u 4 0
Wisconsin 0 0 0 0 3 U
California 0 U 0 0 4 U
The scene that occurred between the first and
second ballots was extraordinary. As the call of the
States progressed, it was clear that Breckenridge
was rapidly leading the other candidates, but the
feeling for the young Kentuckian blazed sudden
ly into an universal enthusiasm, and half a
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dozen Statet-Were up A t the "ame momen'
mauling to change their v, '-- from 11„1,),i,
Hultman, Johnson • au. J. C. r re ek.
euridge. All of th, e .I , g, were prefaced by j
t.entenee: - the dm, hot with dren
tion to th.• wi:ndrawn, Surniug with admiration
of the adopted eamlidate. And so the tide of
glory o- • room] the 3,11 o: man till he way near
ly wheltned iu the nOngctlul , Woor, and the con
tinued cheering—caught up and eehoe I,y he
innon outside—and by the etnl.rtice , i of half
thousand enthusiastic men
When. after exhau,ting effio Le President
could be heard, he said :
Uentlemen of the Convention, John C. Creek.
enridge, of Kentucky. has reccived 2t4i; vote, an d
is therefore the unanimous choice of the Con
vention for the office of Vice-Pre , ident of the
United States.
Then again the Convention resolved itself into
a carnival, a din as of an army entering a
Malakoff; hats and handker,hiefs waived in
air--all dignities and proprieties waived alto-
gather.
Finally n hnarse cry for lireckenridge! Breck
ridge. take tho eta nl organi7ed itself from Inc
multitudinous di.cord, tind gathering volume,
r.,,e until the Kentin•ky delegation took the 110111-
hy the ,houldrr , and plaoed liiin where all
"old nee and hear The m• rvellou. oration
l e ft him the elf i,icitn.l for ,peeeh, but
I:reekettridge :
1 , 1- H 111,:r1: Vrittl 1;
Pre , ..rteut an! tientienien or . ihr Conren
toin . This re-iult is plite illieSpeeteil tii me,
it ran Leto itny ill Ail 1 hi...ploy. In the inre
roir awl per , utuk! aspect. 1.1 1111. extriwrilinary
1,,g i ni it/ e-n-ider all that
vracefillly should Li-: I hate w. winds
to wire
I gratitude that i- welling front the itmertnii•l
nie-t en thu.iia-tie l'rhiu the itiner
iihi-t heart of tue to the liernaeracy of the nation
t flit- cotiliJence.
IS one:pet ~,tia.l,o I-fac Ii II dolt 1;0.1.11 ,
I hi- an.l al'cutt,tll,.t.,
IS,ki l l,' I lorive that •utl,-
I I rom the r, tiecto , “ that through till the
Lytve t •11 , • , ,ro•I toy poiitical pre
uor prole •ed a sett t,toent, s ,,f t e n t '
cif r• , -i.•11 fol . per.onal rurualt. I Applao.e.
11 , keOrilge it boor , •itoe,
3.,k ter yr a.. Cid• r be knew I n .
1‘,,c111) of, tat the oCkelir, Igo oreateb by the
t, it et the lletre•cr3 ,- y -eeen•l
its illtrvtriou~
oeturd }tearer, 113,1 t t.. ,ervel
Leering every whero.
It l•-• not proper tor toe 1,, •peak of the ..econd
luau Sour ballot hot the Chieftain 1 inay
•, lute, hut haulm i • on. , or the 1.4 of the ,•iirvi•
the ripotte !tree ht . l tiu , riean State••
.leed• , in.:: not be ,eparated from the
L'l•33e• ,d* 11,4. Ite•ervol to /1. greet.
„If dewn letrnetion, and time
c•.;—lt.) I C‘dit
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t .• r.• 1!:,• IV ;0,1 lire,w!..o it lestifle'l to Ly
111 1 , 1 1,00 111 t i v u 1 P.o,tiip
f u..initr for tear. In
••:h.ovy or inleiler,
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I twill I utake thi• al,ve slittetoon Ow mot.. vrlllingl) /V.
10" , 1/•• them viluttev, (' NI. K I,
Imvaovtr. .11_111 . 11w , owl itirituvirao Ln v g,
PON, tuvvtupetti.l Ly crrt of C. ,llcLano, fur I y
DritizgustA anti Urnhnnt.. eVerywhorn.
1 R U6v. 11. KII:VSER., 111 J Wood st., Wholomile A poi t.
DR. J. l' V I.EMI Ntl. .4lk t Ry, oonr
Joildavrapc
li holiwklo A gpt 1 L
441 PI if A, 11•10.,411,Al. 1... a to ~ .tmillll.
A 1.• , i1.1 the Im to Mt, {lto, with 1).A1.1.1-'1,
VAIN F.XTRA('I'OI( If 1.4. wul lir. I, tillts. 111,,t$
113%Mi t t lat. .. P:L• S)rttige, " h h:‘
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illll. n 4 .11, 1 11.1.011 Of Any ilg.• , r iitil n c. 10,1 It. glYr 11111
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111114 , 11 I,y Itching am! pain ~ I II
111 ,, ,11110 , 41 1.1 the tall.,
the ,shele m , 111.•11 th,a, press
nual tight ae.tutzst the tutcli hone., !mot 1 4 ....1b• the 1,1,..1 11.•11)
trt,rflflgoonr t 4, the
hit N••111' ut„•n n,.tr lag In li,vt light r,a ut,l .1.
in anti Ga let•ltirldoll4 tiiittlins and tile. r. 1..
th,•u provoto A lAA loct 1,4 , 1
n,•nr n ~t uprAAA 4 , the r,iont, and ... mu. to un.• v
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KOMI' (111, NO till' Mittirel ta-Its that sit apart Sit how. ‘‘ ill
I.• totUrneted wade ttn.l 'out ,%111 m3rt..l
W unr,l. It I
Not., p.m. without u nt,el-plnte rutmtrwl lab,. I, n i
stool( n. of
HENRY IiALLEY, Multufacture'r,
C. V. CLICKENF.JI A W., Mantatictnrerpi
Sold Al 25 coglix 1,4. r box by 1), U6u. 11. lil VSFat, I bi
lonwt, Mid by nearly every tinnier in rth, uorr
throughout thp tloldd Etat.. All °niers or letter. for in.
formation LO nldroo,e,ie to C. V CLICK ENE!:
& OF.. New
Oa Prof. De Grath on the Weather--Pr,f
1. ,irlith waolm all 11rmrs from thr t h..
w. Laker to aJI 4111t1 PI. lat . I 1 khan,' of hie Mrimmt
I , :lortrir tlitlt mires like magic. Prier 50, awl $1 1.,
kottle.
Prof. De anah fools it (0 In. Lin duty to hiutnelf xml
to 1110 puhlto t bt.alt • , tt at the artiolo
nth. 19 Nip.. Anita E. Suntl, Mika /II jrl ttn,m.
Doctor Smut, A. E. Smith, Chem.!. 114 d ••
1. rat h'i 6leetrir flit."
Mra Smith's rid...lollN to a kinoiilislge id the prepare
of thin celebrated arises from her 1.1111.41,11
ith Mr. lialistiit It. Smith. formerly ibgaged with Proi. to
Grath in keeping the books and correspondence of In . Gntth
Co.. but never illtitlllll.Ad to !hi' uuw uOa tore q.l
parties Wine anther the fight led the Meld) to
make e tirath's Electric till. - 11.1111 u , . imuatiuold it an
produce the wonderful etlecteof the prt•ic‘,..l I.)
l'rofisksiir De Grath himself. at his old and well known e.t.a,-
Ibilineint. South Fightli street. below Chestnut,
bruggiNta their iirilers him
For iztle by O. 11. KEYSER. Pittsburgh, sinii oil Drug
gists.
04-Call at No. 164 Wood in reef., and ex.
amine our stock of SOFT FIATS and WINTSR CAPS. ,last Te•
calved, a large lot of Shanghai, Celestial, and other styles of
Cape, which we will sell low for melt. MOIL6A7t & o le4 HERRING_
r 0 Baltimore received
Wood amt. octlB and for Ws by 10481) EMMY IL COLLINS.
MOE=
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TN' ennsegnenee of the Hodder! illfietss'of
1 J. W. SYR Ps,
DR. CALVIN M. FITCH
rinicinde the appointment in person, and REMAIN 1N
PITTSBURGH
Saturcia3 Evening, June_: 29 1, 18 0 6 9
IS tutu he eau C011 , 111,,1 Jails ti!slitutill hhireen
the hoar., h A. !.1 , P.ll..iirntietrtatittho
ST. CLAIR . HOTEI2;?" . -
Corner of Penn and St. Clair Streets, '
A - h' F.! rang, b , ~P o Penn sired, irg
For Diseases of the Throat & Lungs,
And all affections predisposing to them.
!tit 11l open his permanent °like at 459 MAIN
F.E I , lit FFAIw, titt the Unit er July, where he may be
attitessisl alter Pittsburgh.
The Invalid's Guide and Consumptive's Manual,
t,,, Ow prevention mini relief of Cuusanl.
I 1 , 1, A.lias., Catarrh, bytipvipliii., FirtniLie Ciimplainte, ay.,
tis CALVIN M. FITCH., A. M. L. D.
in muslin 50 vents. It Vll.ll seat by nail to any
ihe United Stittes. niy2H •
SHINGLE MACHINE.
Kendall's Patent IMPROVED
Double Acting River Si. Shaver.
pIIE attention of Shingle and Lumber
deniers, speculators and others, is directed to this
lainable invention. which Is now presented to the public 141
In , fir , ' and only practical machine extant, for Riving and
sloi . ving Shingles.
us calling and tewatins, mat - Wiles have been Invented
her inakin4 Shuutles, but It le a well known fart that Shin
vawed twrfew the anon a, quite tis. flimsy fur
T•e Pit 11,, purposen. Same( ona inv,itione have recently +tie
and elinvinit, and theme INA,' all Inert ft/11-
.1 Ipi uorirdees. from their imperfect method of rivniu.
ulo••h naieta of splitting Irom the ride .1 the block but aft
whk - h Minuet invariably rutin off. Tbia difficulty le
e•stn el) obviated by
KENDALL'S lIICHINE,
hi at 81.11G+ from the ni4e , d the block n plate thick
• twii slinicbs, a Inch is iwistraticil in the ceuln,
111 , .541 ‘ , l VIOL 1.0/11J0Cled
), I .1101 it 1.11 14 :gin oximataig k ultra, whin hr cianyletso
• thins pi IKII/C1,14 two shingles at avail revolii-
will and ehns.l fr.. the block threo
.1"/Ii;lee lei honr. .I ixolltolts Uuick nLw and taper,
mu. aolldity mini tharatAlity u. tlioxc tondo by ltand or
mu.) utlier proven..
I t. 01.rill.ltd are by au mstuo a itOned to pine and tither
aft Wood, b.f. win to equal advantage mix, walnut, and
es. 1) other deign puou of timber Iliat cau Lu mishit.
Tile workings of Use nuuhine mil tie examined at H. 11.
live e Fitritit Buildings. Filth eti net, Pitt...burgh.
utak, r uer., Omagh: dealers, and awn nuterpriao.
41. a 114 w field for tqw , Cll/Atit.,ll, nn then, so uu 101111i1t1
114 I,lt/011 extoll.
but of durable Corr
xtr union, 1.1,11 { , 141.6 1411 a4ml twu 1.113114,1 i and eighty diti•
lo is. awl 3 man and too boyn ran make from I.ahlaM
3.i.utio ilay,eith *hoot three here• power.
l'or right m 1 territory, ir machine*, itiquire at N 0.31 Fifth
*ll,l, or at the ihty I brief.
G. All needed- informatem will bo forwarded by letter,
whim desired. I m It3fii3m I Ala IN I RANI KRN ()ALL.
PEKIN TEA STORE,
No. 38 FIFTH STREET.,
ONE Doult EA.iT OF THE EXCHANGE BANK,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
GREEN & BLACK TEAS
1,...,1 t from Om I turawters f.sr CASH. Th.
• •.iiiti.ts of oil IL. different Huron and grarln of TEA
L. Is. Am,n. An market, and
SiiLlt 441 Irrl.E°AI.P. AND RE - rAIL
rr nn
yr:RV 1.014' PST CASH PRICHSI
I'At'KED TEAS, PUT CI• IN .111:TAL/C PACK.
1 / 4 ., hA,..rpn..,1. dr the
TEAS OF ALL tiI;ADES, DV TIIK L1A.1.1 7 CIIEIST.
EE, A it, et tCOA aoI CII4.II.X.PLATE. of ttlei nun
0414, 1.11 nal,
a l..nK pet letwe• in the linlineits b n sore guarantee that
ry rartiL 1....1.1 scot t.. as reprmented.
ENT. ET Social Al.l.ol:cratr...vr, inni TIM SaLt or Da
.141NFri I , Ull Ls' ht F.IIICI NES S. JAYAi ES.
Pttudinr,th.
s.l MUEL N ESTOCK,
ImpoRTER & DEALER IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
HARDWARE.;
No. a:1 Wood street, between Diamond
alley and Fourth
J'ITTSB67 G 11, NA.
Sirs Tar aulawriloor is now otretiluit a well selected ansa.rt
!!!aai .4 1..r.1hu and Warta an., all now, and will la.
t. •.1 I. nn. na wr usher hot... in this oily. 110
ill al Loop litipa a gorioral assortnient of
II A ItIAS Alt F.. I CTI.EII Y. CA ELPX.NTICItS' TtIOLF,
a hidh ho en., !lull) ;to !boa Ow 1111.elitttn of puerlmsera.
I.: El. Y 1 II N ItaTOCK
HENRY H. COLLINS,
Produce and Commission Merchant
No. '25 Wood Street.
l'A
FORsVTII & SCOTT,
1►►It11.ERI)INl; AND COMAILS,SION
M 1.: It Cl' 11 IN: T s,
Deulerm In (fool, Hides, Flour,
t LA I:1 , AND LAND k. , /
air /' GERAE.\' LL Y. 'lei
p IV ATXII. STIIKET, PITTNIIt ROll, I'ENNA.
1 ,Vt.1115, Wellsvillt., 01,
-It 1:10,1,
t .1 .1... I'a.t
Nott.it S tilarrrut•
NV I I.I.IAMS & ALLEN,
MAN II'ACTU 1t R1:8 (iF
I I.SON FURNACES.
ti'rought Iron Tubing,
T / .V 4.; t,' N EA' A LI,Y,
For N arming ..d Ventll•tlng
C.r1.4 NV mnig duo.l roilhooo.
o Clorroo'. hiruner,l„..'hun h
II —Vu..i.. V.lllOO.
•u I 11,104, ..),1.1, 11,4.4. No 'ZS NI R K eZILIE KT,
1• 1.10)A It npl to
UILLIIII B. BAYS &
nrkLEßsu
BCON HIMS, SIDES AND.SHOULDERS,
I.A t.ll,
DRIED
SIM A 11-CURED and
i'A A,`1...P1D
A I .e •(.. k 411.1".• hand ul
No. '4U7 I,llterty Street,
PKNN'A
ITA in. S'ITAM MILL
.\ 1.1,1 , ;(; II EN Y.
4 . r H,,•1 . 1; IIKI.;% FREI) r F AMILI E.: , it) ritlwr‘.l tit
ukur.K., uuty 1 krt Ow Mill. or iu the storox
1,/ %1 A Cll., vt 1V,...1e111,4•1-
til:A UN A Itkl TER., c.,.r [Abell, 1..1 SI Clair et:vets.
II '..q.'111 Agri, Drogg.t, Allrght,n).
T1:11/4,I: l'A:1 11, ON 1 / 1 4LIVIIRr.
BRYAN, KENNEDY & ('0
LOUR. GRAIN.
BACON, LARD, LARD OIL,
4.ND PRODUCE GENERALLY,
No. 2197 Liberty mtreet,
PITTBIII.IItOII.
I 4 1141
JAMES KERR, JR WET. M. HUNTER .
KERR & HUNTER,
Forwarding and l:ommission Merchank,
-AND
4y-S'I'ICAAIHUA'C AGENTS -
Lrree, bdeoft,a Pm artd Wine es.,
SAINT LOUIS, M.
rkliAmbsi I) ,
IS 11. W. W. MAUL ...JO& IL HUNTER
SMITH, MAIR & HUNTER,
Wll 0 L SALE GROCERS,
121 Second and 131 Front st.,
ml/17 elm Pittsburgh, Pa.
JAMES BLAKELY,
ELROPEAN ARENT AND CONVEYANCER
C,,rurr of Seventh and Smithfield streets,
PITTS la: It 11.
yq Paritiongerg brought from tho old country to Pitts.
I.llr - gli, nut' enouoya reruittod to Nurot I uor27
JAS. COLT iNA J. BANKS KNOX
JAMES COLLINS & CO.,
Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
PROPELIFTORS OF TIM
Collins' Pittsburgh, Meadville & Erie
EM)IMMI
Nos. 114 AND 115 WATER. STREET, PITTSBURGH, PA
R BF E It It tiC ES
PITTSIIIFRO El—
Wm. Bagley & Co., Murphy, Tiernan it Co,
Smith & tiluolatr, Bumpkin, Wilson A C.,
MVatlleas, Moans & Co., Hugßah A itichardeon.
Baiudoy, Woodward di Co, Truitt, Brother &
Wood, Flacon & Co. I DMatit
•
JAMES A. FETZER,
FIMCWARDINti AND COMMISSION MiraICITANT,
FOR THE BALK OF
Grain, Dried Fruit, Seeds, Lard, But
ter, Bacon, and Produce generally.
N 9. 89 Water Street,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
Frunril. William Dilworth, Sr.. S. Cuthbert
hit,.burgh Itoyd At Ott. IleiNkell Swettringeo, S.
I . J.ll. M. ,S Lttittl., Lint & n0w.,11, eningle di Co..
W. Priston t. Co., 15 . 11,1111 g. tut.r..N
PEKIN TEA STOIIE,
NO. 38 FIFTH STREET
FRESH TEAS.—A choice lot fresh Gruen and Sleek Teas,
just received direct from the importers, which will be sold
noleaale and retail, at prices lower than nand.
tuy?(.l S. IA TNEA.
v~~E Y ,` ... .-.
MIEN
FARMERS AND MECIICg -
FIRE & MARINE INSURANCE CO.
ON' PHILADELPHIA.
IT(‘‘. TILOS. B. FLORENCE, Proe't
Ebvr. R.
STAT fC NI IC NT OF BUSINESS,
Pram the chey etuud to Ihe 31s1 clay of Dm., 1855
Anhalat recvivotl In sl . Arcue premium, $ 68,212 31
nr" ••• ........ 39.908 82
T,Aul pn•mimmn 1, tire months
CAVITA L
Bonds of Allegheny County, Pittsburgh, and
Pittsburgh 13's
Loan on First Mortgage of Real Fatale
Collateral
Cash in Bank nod on hand
.. .. .. . .. ...
Cnpa Ltd au 1,,c. ri bed, (payment not yet due) 97,000 00
Premium Notes, not yet matured 66,387 31
Due (rum Ageuta, (secured I , y 11011 , 10 18,6,58 61
Expenses Yllll 0511111118510Y1S 11,662 36
$408,161 13
Total amount of Lenses incurred, but not yet adjusted:—
Fire $1,004 06
Marine 3,000 00
$4,868 66
TlllB Company Insane, !Intl and Cargo risks on the Ohio
and NI isaissi ppi tribe tat ies. I nnures against Loss or Damages
by Fire«. Losses liberally adjusted and promptly paid.
REPEP.ENcex—lion. T. M. Howe, Urn. J. K. Moorhead,
J (MIPS Wood.
For I usururece apply to
THOMAS J. HUNTER, Agent,
Nil. 90 Water at, bet. Wood and MarkeL
DELAWARE MUTUAL
SAFETY INSURANCE COMPANY,
OFFICE, S. E. CORNER THIRD AND WALNUT STS.,
Philadelphia.
iicir MARINE INSURANCES on Vessels, Cargo, Freight,
to all parts of the world.
INLAND INSURANCES ON GOODS, by lUvere, Canals,
Lakes and Laud Carriagie,, to all parts of the Union.
FIRE INSURANCE ON AIERCIIANDIZE generally. Ou
Stores, Dwelling !louses, km.
Assets of the tbrnpany IVOsember 619, 1895.
Bonds, Mortgages and lt,al Estate .sllll,o'o 93
Philadelphia City, and other Loans 85,210 01)
Stock In Banks, Railroad and I usunmce C0'5...... =xi° 10
Bills receivable 100,440 97
Cash on baud 20,R Si 09
Balances in hands of Agents, Premiums on Ma
rine Policies recently issued, end other debts
due the Company
Subscription Notre..
William Martin,
Joi,septi H. Seal,
Edmund A. Suuden . ,
John C. Davis,
John R. Peumee,
iteorge 6. Leiper,
Edward Darlington,
Dr. R. M. Bunion,
William C. Ludwig,
Hugh Craig, •
Spencer I.§lc
Charles Kelley,
11. Juues Bru”ko,
J. U. Juhusuu,
Tens C. HAND, Tie President.
llEmir LrLBUH..II, SevreLary.
MANLFACTLREIISI DISURNCE COIIP'I
CHARTER PERPETUAL-GRAMM] BY THE HIATT. OP PICNNETLCARIA
Chartered Capital, $500,000.
FIRE MARINE AND INLAND TRANSPORTATION
AARON S. LIPPINCOTT, Pre',jaunt
ORRIN ROGERS, Secretary. •
GEORGE YOUNG, Treanurer.
DIRECTORS.
Aaron S. Lippincott, . William B. 'l:nomas,
Mahlon Gillingham, William Neat,
Nicholim 0. Taylor, Alfred Weeks,
Orrin Rogers, Charles J. Fields,
John P. Simone, James P. Smyth.
Sir This Company has been organized with a Cash Cap
tat, and the Directors have determined to adapt the busioev
to as available resourrmi. To observe prudence in couduc.
mg its affairs, with a prompt adjustment of losses.
Pittsburgh Mice, No. 7d Water street.
J. NEWTON JONES, Agent.
REFERENCES.
The following wall known and responsible firms in Pitt..
burgh have authorized reference hi them, with regard to the
stability and soundness of the Manutheturers' Insurance
Company.
Kramer it Haim,
lleorge P. Smith A Co.,
Juno's, Tioruan A Cu.,
noci
A. A. CARUTEIi
A. A. CARRIER & BRO.,
Corner FvurtA and Smithfield streete, Pittsburgh
A CI EN TS
State Mutual Fire and Marine Insuraae
Cu., el IIAtticIMMUI. CAPITAL, 5350,000.
Girard Fire and Marine Insurance Co.,
PHILADELPHIA. CAPITAL, $300,000.
Insurance Co. of the Valley of Virginia
WINCUESTICIi, VI. C-WITAI., 1i300,000.
Commonwealth Insurance Company, ILA
Al: RGKU. C,4 MEAL, $300,000.
Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Co.
11A1tTV011ii. CAPITAL AND ASSETS, 112,154,45 i)
Pennsylvania Insurance Co., of PITTSBURGH.
CA PITA L A ND ASSETS,' No•. 5, 1855. $ 129 1 022 49 .
WN. F. JouNstox, Prmident A. A. Cumin, Secretary
1,.c I .lAlapcly
Ca.n uel I, (I theiltria
tit L.•► d Co.
LIFE, FIRE AND MARINE
INSURANCE COMPANY,
CORE= OF WATER AND human STREM,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
ROBERT GALWAY, Pronitlant.
Tuns. GRAHAM. Stazetary.
.d This Company makee ezery insurance appertaining to
rousiorteal with LIFE RISKS.
Also, against HULL AND CARGO RISKS on the Ohio
and Mississippi Rivers and triiyutariea and :MARINE iiISES
Anti against Loss and Damage by Fire, and against the
Perils of the Sea and Inland Navigation and Transportation.
Policies issued at the lowest, rates consistent with safety to
all itartnesk
'Robert Galway, Samuel M'Clnrltan,
Joseph P. tlare.am, M.D., John Scott,
James Slarshall, David Richey,
James W. Hallman, Charles Arbuthnot,
♦inxnndor Bradley, Joseph S. Leeeh,
' John YnllerGm, Mansfield B. Brown,
Dsvid 11, Chnnibera, Christian Zug.
ll'llliant Carr, Robert IL Ilartloy,
.1... B. MOBIL fel.lB
CITIZENS' INSURANCE COMPANY
1V11.1.1 A3l HAG A LEV, Presid.•tit.
F MUKI. 1.. 31AR...11EL1., Scrretary.
oi'F/t1:- 94 tild.r Letawen Mork& and IVod streets.
!WM. AND CAltt7o RISKS, on the Old. ,
and Altretisstppi Myers and tributarica.
Insures a t mast LASS or Dllttia44, by FINK
Also, against the Perils of the Bea and Inland Navigation
and Transportation.
William llngaley, (`apt. Mark Sterling,
James M. Cooper, Samuel M. Kier,
Samuel Rm. William Bingham,
Hobert Dunlap, Jr., John S. Dilworth,
laaac M. Pennock, Yrancia Sellers.
tl. liarbaugh, J. Schoontnaker,
Walter Bryant, William B. Hay'.
John Shipton. idivezi
EUREKA IN
OF PITTSBURGH.
JOHN H. SHOENBERGEIL Preaident.
ROBERT FINNEY. Secretary.
C. W. BATCHELOR, General Agent.
WILL INSURE AGAINST ALL KINDS
J. R. Slwenberger,
C. W. Batchelor,
Inane M. l`enuock,
W. W. Martin,
It. T. Leech, Jr.,
George 8. &Aden,
tri" All Losses sustained by planks insured ander polichs
Wm,' by this Cbmpany will lie liberally adjusted and prompt
ly paid at Its OFFICE, No. 99 WATER STREET. Dyl I
PENNSYLVANIA INSURANCE CO.
OF PITTSBURGH.
Corner of Fourth and Smithfield St
AlITIIORIZKI) CAPITAL, $300,000.
IQ-Insure BuWings and other Property ageing Lome or
Damage by Piro, and the Perile of the Sea end Intend Nevi
gntion and Tritumportation.
DIRECTORS.
Wtn. F. Johnston, Roily Pattensou, Jacob Painter,
A. A. Carrier. W. Arellutock, Jas. P. Twitter,
ileorge W. Smith, W. S. Haven, L. E. Park,
1. Drier Sproul, Wtole Campton, P. M. Loug,
A. J. Junes, J. H. Jonea, H. R. Ooggaball
llisey and I , ;ssas ..... A. A: CARRIER.
WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY,
Prrremnaii.—GßOßDE DARSIE, President; P. M.
Hosnos, Secretary.
Will insure against all kinds of risks, FIRE and MARINE.
All louses will be liberally adjusted and pnitirtptly paid.
A Homo Institution, managed by Directors who are well
known in the community, and who are determined, by
promptness and liberality, to maintain the character which
they have asennurd, m offering the best protection -to those
who desire to be insured.
Dnixateas—lt. Miller, Jr, C. W. Ricketson, J. W. Butler,
N. lioluovt, Jr., W. 11. South, C. Ihniten, George W. Jackson,
A ndrew Ackley, Jemee Lippincott, George DoxsitbJetues Mc-
Auley, Alexander Nimick, nomad
Sai- Office, No. 91 Water etreet, (Warelnnuse of Bpang
Co, up status) Pittsburgh. nur24:ly
INSURANCE! INSURANCE! —Applicit-
Lion for Insurance tor
The Merchants' Insurance Company of Philadelphia,
The Manufacturers' Insurance Company of Phila., and
The Etna Insurance Company fit Hartford,
Received by OSO. W. BUNN. at his Agency and Intelligence
Office, on the north side of Ohio, fourth door east of t h e
Diamond. ALLMIENT Gtrr. m 1.41
NOTICE.—To the Stockholders of the Ohio
and Pennsylvania itailrued Coroputy.
You are hereby notified that the Directors of the Ohio and
Pennsylvania Railroad Company, In which you are Stock
holders. have entered into idwritten agreement with the Ohio
and Indiana and Fort Wayne and Chicago Itailtrad Compa
nies. In pursuance of Acts of the Legislatures of the States
of Pennsylvania, (lido, Indiana and Illinois. for their consol
idation, tinder the name of the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and
Chicago Railroad Company, and that a meeting to take into
cortatieration and decide upon the adoption or rejection of
said Agreement of consolidation, will be held in the City of
Pittsburgh on the second day of July, 1856, at the office of
the Company at the hour of 11 o'clock, A. M. of that day.
Pittelnugh, Jane Id. J. P. WI DEMON, Sec y.
MILT,IN - En GOODS-A. A. MASON &
CO., are receiving another large and well selected
assortment of MR one, Plowere and Millinery Ooods of
every depsiptioa. glir2B
4 .7
ENIEBENI
James. C. nand,
Theoplillus Pita!ding,
James Traquair,
William Eyre, Jr.,
Joshua L. Price,
James Tenuent,
Samuel R. Stokes,
Henry Sloan,
James B. 31cParlatul,
Charles Schaffer,
Robert Burton,
John R. Semple, Pittsburgh.
D. T. Morgan,
J. T. Logan,
WM. MARTTN, Preeldent.
P. A. MADKIRA, Agent, •
No. 95 Water street, Pittsburgh
MARINE INSURANCE.
FIRE RISKS.
OP PHILADELPHIA
Wilson, Childs a Co..
Hampton a Campbell,
Chills a Co.
PITTSBURGH
==!
OF PITTSBURGH
DIRISCTORN
RANCE COMPANY
MARINE AND FIRE RISKS.
DIRECTORS.
0. W. Can,
W. K. Nin,dck,
T. B. Updike,
D. Cochran,
John A. Caughay,
B. S. Bryan,
David ADCandleat.
C=E!
...Hon. WM. P. JOHNSTON
- RODY PATTHRSON.
=MEM
4 - - 4.:;<'..',tn!
=,..,, - , ~.,,,,,
AZCARD ---• ,`-'• •
A r : Ir. have Join r4VettiOd foelc "of Good.,
consisting of Omits' Otter, Hoileetaailangilatil iletiteand
Tooth's soft Hats of all colors; also, a large assortment Of
spiing styles of Caps and Straw flats. Oar friends, awl the
public generally, who have so liberally patroulaiel uu the
last season, will find fresh Inducements to favor to with
their calls. Please do NI, and do yourselves and MI good.
Our motto *Quick Sales and Light Profits."
MORGAN & CO.. No. 164 W.x street,
Next door to the new Church,
my 3 Oue door from filsth street.
$lOB.lOl 31
3011,000 00
$♦08,151 13
44- The Great Holland Homedy.—IXER
HA Y E'A HOLLAND BlTTERS.—Personsuldect to myosin
or nick headache, will find iu Hcarhave's Holland Bitters a
$ 78,721 BIS
sure, sate end pleasant remedy. It soothes the throbbing
heed, corrects acidity of the stomach, assists digestion, and
cr."s a healthy appetite. It is, without doubt, a most de
lightful preparation, and an effectual remedy. The fart
that It in now a very popular medicine throughout all the
Holland settlements in Wisconsin, New York, Michigan,
Illinois and Indiana, speak much in its favor.
Csirrioxl i rr-To prevent imposition, be careful to ask for
Ikerhave'refibiland Bitters.
*A. Sold at $1 per bottle, or Ida bottles for $5, by the pro.
prietors, BENJAMIN PAGE, Ja. & CO, Manufacturing
Minnow:satiate and Chemists, Pittsburgh, Pa.; R. E. SEL
LERS & 00., corner of &rand and Wood stroets; and
Drucnists generally. Jut la
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS:
*4-11are You a Rupture of the Bowel?
—I would most respectfully invite the attention . of these af
flicted with hornia or rupture of the bowels to my' oplendid
asso. [meat of Trusses f carious patterns, and to suit every
no, applied and satisfaction gnantntied in every case, at my
of No. 140 Wood street. Pittsburgh, Pa, sign of the
holden Mortar. Amon;-, the Truetsva Bold by . me will be
round
Marsh's h'adical Cur, TrUTS
French Trusses, v•ery ifs" spring;
Gum Elastic T ;
(2 hulls...us' Trusses, single and double. ;
Ontrilical Trusses, cltildresu' and adults
Eheries Eliptic Spring Truss;
Dr. S. S. F itch's Supporter T,-um :
93,889 Pf,
109,900 to
The price of Trusses vary from s'2, to $3O. Hernial
or Ruptured patients can be suited by remitting money and
Betiding the measure around the hips, stating whether the
rupture Is on the right of leR side. I also sell and adapt
Dr. lkoininy't Luce or Body Bruce, for the cure of Prolar
vae Uteri, Weakness of the Cheat or Abdomen, Piles, Chronic
Diarrhow, and any weak new depending on a weak and detail'
toted condition of the abdominal muscles.
$817,3U 18
lir. Fitch', Abdominal Supporter
Englndt Elustie Abdominal Belts;
Silk E.ustiel4;
Awl nearly every kind of Supporter now In use. I eta o aeII
Sir ul.lrr Brutes of every style, for weak chested and stoop
shouldered persons.
E'astic ,S 1 aings, for broken and varicose reins.
s.p.narry. illonduors, of all kinds.
Sp rings qt . every variety and pallmi, and in fact evtry
kiwi of mechanical appliance need in the cure of disease.
DR. K KYSKit would state to persons In want of Braces or
Trunises that he can often send to cult the patient by writing,
but It is always hatter to are the patient and apply the Truss
or Brace personally. Address
DIL 1/I{o. 11. KEYSER, 140 Wood st.,
Sign of the Golden Mortar.
julthlswly
Geo. Albree, Son & Co.
T ITST RECEIVED—A prime assortment of
Ladies' Kid, cloth, and French patent foxed gaiters;
111i1SYS colored and black gaiters; children's fancy boots and
low cot slums, all made to special order. jell-2w d
Double Bank Melodeons.
jor KLEBER 3: BRO. have justreceived
j_j_ • a large Int of
CARII Arms GENUINE MNLODEONS,
From the original inventor's lactory, Carl:rut & Needham,
N. V., comprising
ate Octsves, scroll legs, with patent double swell..
6 do do do do.
5 do Piano style, with double reeds and double.
swell, Ale°
SPLENDID DOUBLE, BANK MELODEON,
With two rows of k. eyd and coupling stop, hulabei is the
most elegant and taeteful style. The l. ■ very superior
art:cle, both in tone and fun hare. and ue respectfully in
vite the attention of purchasers toad the public in ge-neml to.
it. Mr. Carthart invented and made the tirst 3/eiodeuna,
and tr•s instruments are lacked upon as nindela by other
makers. For sale by D. K LEBER a 8P.0.,
jet No. 53 Fifth street.
VINE TE AS.-180 half chests fresh Green
.2..% mot Black Tree. just tea-tired rifted from the inirsrterx
5.10.t01 with great rare forum. retail trade. and will 10..11
at a sutallmleanco on cost. S. JAYNES.
jeli) Pekin Tea Rom. No VS lifth
LIME. -100 barrels fresh receive,' and ,for
Pale bl lir IUI BENIVI IL CoLLINS.
DID YOU. READ SYDNEY SAIITH?—Of
course you liked it. and laughed ever his witty re
insrki. IYe tow older )oti a better book.
TEN BOOK OV Tli K SEM3IIOI
We have really this day, the first complete American edi
t)... with a memoir, from the lUth English edition. In
two handsome royal 12ino. volumes, Moth; take $2,!0, or
half calf extra SI
the Ingoldsby legends; Or. Mirth and Marvels By'
Thomas Lagoldshy. Esq., (the Rev. Richard Harris Evmham,)
with 10 illustrations by those funny fellows, Croikshank
.1141 teeth.
13=1
Tb is drliglatilly entertaining book line new become a
ntandird library work in Eng land, where it :,as rspicUy
passed through ten editions. The memoir is brimful of
sparkiiog jokm. nuecilutm and witty repartee, by The, , dora f
Hook, !Lanham, Thomas Masi, eydneyruiith and other ,-
celebrities. We venture our reputation as cateresn for pub- /,
lic taste, if this work does not delight every reader, and
prove fully as entertaining. if not more no, than 1.1111 recent
loography of Rev. Mr. Itarnhanis brother divine, Sydney
M . :-...
Smith. 11. INE& cxl...
Jell) No. La FruPtifieht st.
DESIRABLE CLOTHING, &c., .43. rc
nox.--4)12 TUESDAY 5.1011N1N9, Junn 1.01 h„ axse
mend, g at 10 o'clock, will he sold at the Commercial Sales
Rooms. corner of Worst and Fifth streets the ormatadastra.
I•lc stock of Clothing we horo offered this seaskAgerattsiahas
of •
50 blarli Cloth Sack Coat,;
10 ll'arp
6 Mottlal 111 ey Jo.;
14 assorted Plaid Cas linen ;
till pair Super Black do. rants;
•IS - do. Fancy do. do.;
OU Satinet du.;
10 pieces Silk Handkerchief. -
liw
doe en ...acted Knives and For ks.
•)ur instructions tun to close Una stock of good.son this
morning.
Terms : Over one hundred dollars, ninety flays credit for
approved endorsed paper. Julti] P. M. DAVIS, AurL'r.
WANTEI).—A young lady of prepossess
ing appetunnee sa d good address, to give readings,
nod tra,, I through the nest. A liberal stlary - will be
pears,' teed. A dlr.. Pitiel.l TROT,
through the Post Office.
PITTSBURGH & CONNELLSVILLE
Veto Arrangement. commencing .h a tte 2d, /8517
lit onnsequenoe of the interruption at navigation on the
Youghiogheny and Monongahela dv.ra , the funiowing ar
rarn,,mouts 1121‘., horn wads fur Om cuureya.uce of tins elaa
to and front Pittsburgh.
Uniontown by Bunting & conclu-s - zit 5 A. M.
Conlinßraille by P.C. R. R. rim; at 7.45 A, 1;,,,
%Visit Newt.,lll by Bunting & Hairs coarbea TZO A. M
Irwin'. Station by 1' U. It. earn 12.45 A. M.
Aud arrive in Pitteburgb at 2.00 P. 31.
RETURNING—PASSENtiERS LEAVE
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Pittsburgh at 2.50 P. 51.
Irwin's Station 4 P. 51.
West Newton 0.30 P. 31, r Upon arrival of coaches from
Irwln's and arrive In Conno Moine at A P. 51.
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Fare Cruel Uniontown to Pittsburgh. . 42,80
do Con nellsville to Pittsburg2,o3
do West Newton to Pittsburgh. 1,30
Passengers will please procure stage tickets at the office
of the Pennsylvania Railroad, Pittsburgh, to order tomcate
their scats and a sure connection with the can at West
Newton. •
D. W. CALDWELL, And. Supt.
Office P. Jr C. R. R., West Newton, Juue 2d. jun.
AUCTION SALE OF wßouunT AND
cost Iron .9..trap.-4)n the 10th of June next, et 9'
o'clock. A. M., the Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad Company
will 001, lit public auction, at their Machine Shop, Alleghe
ny City, about 200 tons wrought and cast iron scrap, In lota,
as follows, via:
120 tuns. more or less, old cast iron w heels.
511 common cast lime scrap.
120 " wrought Iron Kemp.
Terms made known at the time and place of sale.
.105. U. XlOOlll.l. Superintendent.
Ohio and Pouna. R. It. ince, Pittebnigh, May 26, 1830.
jefe.lo.
ANEW BOOK.—The Kidnapped and.
the Ransomed. Being the personal reth , ilMl4oll2 , of
eter Still and hid Wife -Vino," after forty years of slavery-
By Mrs. Kate R. It. Pickard, with an introduction, bylter
i4lunnel T. May; and an appendix by William 11. Furness, D.
D. For sale by B. T. C. MORUAN,
41 !Nth at.
PRIVATE RESIDENCE FOR SALE.-A.
neat, well built and finished brirk hornet situated on
the North Common, Allegheny City, containing six well
[washed rooms, a bath room, cellar and finished attic;
hy
drant in the yard. Thls - property its beautifully located and
Is worthy the attention of persoirs wishing a desirable pri
vate residence. Will be wild low. Apply to
Jug. BLAK ELY it. natty.
DOM - ESTIC 4300DS.—A.A. Manen &Co.,
have just opened over MO cases and peckststra of now
style callooeti and gingbemsi, tuusllns, checlui, tlekings, and
every. deseriptiodor housekeeping goods which will be mid
at a coradderable reduction [rem tho usual prices. Jog
PARASOLS.—\VOO invite the attention or
the ladles to RUMP I,buo new parasols we have receivoig
this morning by oxpreo a, among which are some Or this
mast elegant and desirable styles yet offered.
Jug. A. A. MASON A 00., 25Fitth at,
L IVERPOOL AN D PIIILAI)ELPHIA,
STEAMSHIP LINE.
The splendid new Steamship ern , BALTIMORE, Capt.
Limon, will rail from Philadolphla on thin
215th June—from Liverpool lath July.
rum Phi/add/Aid. Prom Liverpool. ,
Cab1n......V1A and $55. Cab1u.......05 and slh.
Steerage .... ...... .430, Steera,ge .... ...... ....$4O.
Passage Tickets to and from Liverpool by the above Lin n
of Steal:n.64., or IT FIRST.CLASS SAWN() PACK.M,
run be procured on application to
SABEL I CURTIS, 177 Broadway, New York,
Or— .101141 THOMPSON, dlo 'lawny st., Pittsburgh.
P. I.—Also, Drafts fEw sale always on hands. la,
W-- -- -
-- ILL — OW PILL BOXES-200 pa —
t.ers just
. . reed awl for.aale by ( Iv7l FLEMINts BROS.
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SAL AMMONIAC-300 lbs. in store and for
eels by I XII FLEEING BROS.
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lER.NI FILIRING PAPER-5 reams in
Vlstore and fur sale by I Jrl' I FLEMING BROS.
EMERY - 1500 lbs:assorted, on hand and
J2l for pale by tie) FLEXING BROS.
POWDER'D BLUE A superior ustide.
just roceleed and for sale by
je7 ELEMING =OS.
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