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MONDAY MORNING
FOR PRESIDENT,
JAMES BUCHANAN,
FOE VICE PRESIDIUM V,
JOHN C. BRECKENRIDGE,
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.
GEORGE SCOTT, or Courrual Co.
JACOB FRY, Jr., MorrabrravOo.
TIMOTHY Oomrn
SEE reading matter every day on first page
The De.chetnan and Breckenridge Demo•
cratic Club
WILL MEET AT MILKINS HALL,
uN MONDAY (THIS) EVENING, Junt 23D,
The following gentlemen will be present and address tli
Club Hon. William Wilkins, Hon. Charles Shaler, Col. S
W. Black, Col. Wilson II Candles•. Andrew Rorke. P C
Shannon, R. B. Roberts, Rags., and others.
A full attendance is desired.
JOHN If. IRWIN, President
Democratic State Central Committee.
The members of the Democratic State Central Committee
mill meet at Henry Omit'. Hotel, liarristitvg, on WeillleS
any, June 26th, at 2 o'clock, P. M.
J . W. FORNEY. Chairtuaii
TUE DamocaAric COMMITTEE OF Coitararoanarict met at U.
St. CbSTIOD Hotel, on Saturday, June 21st, in pursuance of
the call of the Chairman.
In the absence of the Chairman, Hon. C SILILLER was ap
pointed Chairman pro tem.
On motion, it Was
Resolved, That it is inexpedient to change the time pre
viously fixed for the meeting of the Convention, to wit:
—th day of August.
On motion of Col. Junes Salisbury, seconded by B.
Roberts, Frei., it was
Resolved, That we recommend to the County C o nvention
the propriety of changing the manner of voting for the
nomination candidates, by voting rile coos, instead of mark
tag, as heretofore
C. SHALER, ChalrmAn. pro Inn
Jorec N. M'CL€Arar, Secretary.
Look upon this pi. turf and on Ant
Every unprejudiced and discerning mind ado
has traced the action of the political parties in
the. present struggle from incipiency to the
developments afforded by the actions of the e.,a
ventions in the adoption of their platforms and
the choice of their candidates, cannot but be
struck by the great contrast exhibited in their
aims and objects, and the disparity of their In
mire prospects. One party stands upon hr. ad
national ground, bringing forward a mat: re
statesmen to sustain the great principles upoi
which the Union is based and upon which its
perpetuity depends. The other is composed of
factional elements representing sectional preju
dices, and fomenting discord even to rebellion :
to convention preferring supposed "availabili
ty," to every other consideration, and putting
forward men of no experience at statesmen as
candidates for the highest offices in the govern
ment. Under such circumstances it cannot lie
wondered at, that while the one party is acting
in unity and in full confidence of success, the
other, governed by petty, personal jealousie, :8
rent into fragments and doomed to humiliating
defeat.
When the represontatives of the conservat,ve
party of the Union which " knows no East, no
West, no NOrns, st-a - Soutir," but wilickt with ti ue
national patriotism seeks to allay the raging
elements of sectional strife, so much feared sod
deprecated by the immortal Washington, met in
Convention at Cincinnati to nominate their eau
didates and erect their platform, every State
was fully represented by the-most patriotic and
gifted men of the country—each State seemed to
vie with the other who should send the beet men
—the eyes of the whole nation were upon them,
and their decision was regarded by all parties
with that intense interest which tacitly implied
that that decision would be regarded as a "final
ity." So universal was this feeling that the only
hope of the sectionalists was that some faux ras
might be committed, and that the great Penn
sylvania statesman to whom the whole country
looked for succor and relief might not be nomi
nated. But they were doomed to disappoint
ment—the delegates to that Convention had
high purposes to accomplish—the most noble
sacrifices were made—Democrats who had been
alienated for years, were again affiliated and
brought together in unity and friendship—and
when the names of those distinguished state.•
men, Buchanan and Breckenridge, were formally
placed before the people, the event was hailed
with one universal burst of enthusiasm—the
booming of cannon—the ringing of bells—the
inspiiinetrains of music were heard everywhere
in honor of this auspicious event. Ratification
meetings were held by the people in every city
and town, and the glorious " stars and stripes"
waved proudly in honor of this great national vii -
tory which proclaimed that the Union is safe.
But no such triumph awaited the nomination.;
of the political husksters who, representing a
fragment of the Union, attempted to drive
,'profitable bargain" by cheating each other into
the support of the favorite candidate of each.
The traders were too sharp for each other and
the "fusion" was but partially accomplished.
No shouts of enthusiasm awaited their nomina
tions—no guns were fired—no ratification meet
ings held, or even suggested. The people felt
indifferent and have left these factioniste to fight
out their battles as best they can. " Curses
loud but deep" are the only responses that have
been heard and while the Bolters are reduced to
the pleasant alternatives of bolting the nausea
ting food crammed into their mouths by their
Black Republican cooks, or of accepting the
nomination previously made by the National
American confreres, the Black Republican "path
finders" have gone on an exploring expedition,
without either compass or chart, and having lost
their trail will probably "bring up" in Novem
ber next, somewhere about the head waters of
" Salt River."
ANOTHER FALSE OKOAN.—A new paper was
started in this city some months ago. Support
was sought for it among Democrats as well as
Know Nothings and "republicans," and we be
lieve a good many democrats, as well as others,
were induced to subscribe for it. It now turns
out to be one of the most mendacious of the
sheets that seek to deceive the people. Here is
a specimen of it in its last issue:
" The only practical issue between the two parties
represented by Fremont and Buchanan is shall
Freedom or Slavery prevail in Kansas?'"
Now every man of common sense knows that
that remark is an unmitigated falsehood. The
paper is not of much account, and can have very
little influence, however.
James Buchanan has been charged again and
again with having been from his youth opposed
to the extension of slavery. This new candidate
for popular favor and support reverses the charge
and says he is in favor of slavery extension.
The truth is, as is now well known, that he
stands firmly on the ground that the people of
each State and Territory shall determine all lo
cal matters, including slavery, for themselves
His opponent says they shall not. That is the
only issue, so far as Kansas is concerned, and
none but a dunce can doubt how it will be de
cided by the people next fall.
Ilhatet DAL-At.. 4 o'clock on Saturday even.
ing last the thermometer stood at 94° in the
shade. That will _pass for 0 very warm day.
After 'so cold a winter the effect of a very warm
summer will be pretty severely felt. It has now
begun right for a warm summer.
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AN EXCELLENT MAP. . Corptsri4itr. i.,4111 C l Ihe Morning Post . . 0x,... Another Lotter from Texas. - fFrten the' Boste n - datunlo , Itreafaggszette.l . 4
lay ( : • t• -• gentle: ' ,
Morse & Gaston, publishers at New York and L. , :ger" , •' - • ; : , -, ".....11NOTON, PENNA, June 1!).
I V 6slll nittin; linvelnii nuidishidi new tap - 0 - 6 , - 'air& :,;:iii r re'us ; I came over here from the man would remain under'the curse of it disagree-
ble breath when by using the .' Balm , v" a Thou, !
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dur country, including the whole North Arttefiii;" t" fewdays '•
on ay a Alice to witness the eels- CIISC6 of chills and fever in lay mother's family at the time
we receiesii the m•Lam's ~T,iver rill* ordered in my kilter and Flotiers " as a dentifrice would not only
can Continent, with portionLofOter ConetiOnti3 arration of the Literary Societieq of Washington render itsweet but leave the ' teeth white as obi-
my letter of J tine 12th, nadm (ea 41;1:e-s admidistered to each
Elbowing their.o4in_ p, ,r eisiliente our Os, to- College, an institution which for this ultramon- cave orcalnced the des/red effect, thaftlenionifiattng the or- baster ? Many persons do not know their breath
gather WitiViilltihe iihitis iii `the : vicinity of 1 lane county has now attained-an antiquity which is bad, and tie .subject is so delicate their friends
14,68 Coat:Qui:P - T6:4.lliiii • . li•S ' : b' ' f ' • h r bl b t h." hit ' •
pt.t- Lt. a out six eet ;is somewhat a .venera t., u w lc at sustains a i , ; ,„, ; ,.
Mother h. not been troubled With the sick head-ache will never mention it. Pour a single drop of the
Ileiency of thane celebrated-Pills ta that eineße.
. she has commenced taking these pah,, gil d to ~,, have ~ Balm "on your tooth-brush and wash the tooth
Square. The whole o vor k i s got up from the 1 high reputation. It was the semi-centennial Let. tea of thiim left, you will eleaseserel usahhther dollar's night and morning. A fifty cent bottle will last
latest government stirtiiYS and most reliable I celebration, antt though the exercises, always worth iiireiit i ii.. before, Ii i Aust ill, Toxins. a year.
sources of information.: Every county in the I interesting to a large portion of the public, I
United States is represented, with its name, and , think have proven this season of more than the
itll the principal towns, railroads, rivers, bays I usual excellence.
This county, it is scarcely necessary to remind
and harbors, territories, and mountains and I
fake. The States of Mexico and Central Amer- you. is one of the most extensive and valuable
ica are accurately defined, and the divisions of agricultural counties of the Key Stone State,
the Islands of Cuba and St. Domingo. We have and possesses a population, which, for the l difin_
seen uo map that gives so clear a view of these sainodn
forof t s h u e b.s d t e a o n i, t i l e a d l
I p y r
ni o s o p r e a r l i t o i , . , a
rao and t
o i r n
o t e f t i i t g s e i ne ,p e ~
Islands, and the Central'American and Mexican pulation, is surpassed by none. Certainly I
, States, and of all our main routes of commerce never before saw, on a similar occasion here, so
OD land; and oceans and gulfs- The distinctness much of its w.rt . h, its wealth, its gayety an'l
of the outlines as produced by the coloring is tellieeg.acnecaesion, B
ctl 0 ,
.1 n hi
n f . i i t e c d t ,
w t l i i t e h
t t h t e ra p c l t e iv o e so n o a t t s uz:.f
one of the excellencies of this map. Another
o. f t h e year, has drawn from distant quarter , .
new thing in it is that the coutaltes are given in as we'l
; as the more imme hate vicinity : an d I
the territories of Kansas. Nebraska and Minns- have observed not a few of the faces, both male
and female, to he seen any day of the week, or-
Bota, Oregon and Washington. Its publishers dine ily on Market or Wood street , , as well a ,
some from the interior of the State, and quite a
have also availed themselves of all the latest
discoveries in the Polar regions, and have made fair sprinkling from Wheeling and Western Vir
e more complete map of those regions than has Blur
s
"
There is indeed no place within my knowledge,
been before published. The distances between
which as a location for a literary institution.
ports by sea are also given. A vast amount possesses advantages over Washington. It -elf
of information can be derived from the exami- one of the most beautiful villages iq the State,
its environs exhibit that loveliness which is pro
nation of such a map, and no dwelling house,
duced by vanity of natural feature, hill iin I
no school house, no public library, no public
valley pleasingly intersperse 1, and smiling oiler
office and no counting room should be without the effects of skillful husbandry. The society of
Washington is noted fur its refinement and ale
rated tone, and the associations of (t, student,
when not engaged in his duties as such, may ,tirl
be expected to be of an improving tendeney iI)
fact the place has acquired a character whi.li is
due to many influences not easy to particularize,
though due in great part, no doubt, to the loci'
talents of the President and Pr,fe , ,rs, ~.o:.1. as
Brown 110.1 Wiley, who obtained charge of the
c.dlege at an early day. and who still conduet '..-
tuitions, and to the eat ly iiiiport,twe attached t.,
NVashingt un by 1 wimmitlif the residence of s,nie.
and the favorite re.ort .'I . -fliers, of the p, .!
eminent legal rharaeter , ..f chi • t . me. Circo u -
stance , which grailliglly, aiiii in R very f a y ar . l . l e
sense. have ever •.ii, , cont:nu ~ .I to influener •I ~
Mr. .1. 0. Brown has commenced canvassing
our cities and county for subscribers, and we
presume he will meet with good success.
FILLMORE CLUB. —We have it from good au
thority that a movement will be immediately
made to form a Fillmore club in this city and
county, and organize amovement in favor of the
Fillmore and Donelson ticket. The Philadelphia
swindle of the Americans will not he swallowed
The Republicans professed a desire ali sing
to '• face" with the Know ; but
the time came to do it they developed tau
meaning by nominating their own ticket, adc.pt•
ing their own platform, tabling and blackg,isid
ing the Know Nothing resolution-, and adjourning
ling d, without (-smug whether the Know Net.h
ing.9 liked it to not. TIIIT I. Nti
thiut will cwar?el :711eh de l , in
datiqn, t,,veruur
ton may counsel hilialli4r4Uli in the hope (. a
future reward to him , elf • but he will I.e doLP,d
again.
Fillmore and 1 , , , ne1,0n are now the only .Itr_•r
ican candidates, and we have no duol,t the p. p
ular vote for them will Le a , large %; that
Frem.‘nt and Dayton
-It is idle for us to attempt to conceal our re
gret at the strange turn matters have taken it
New York and Philadelphia. lint Mr. tioldin t 7s.,
who, we think, could not live unless in a minori•
ty, signalized himself in a manner which ice
hope he will have no cause to regret in the fu
ture. He is, and always was, an impractilde,
and nothing else could have been expected of
him than what he did or tried to do. His action.
as reported, has, excited in us a feeling which we
do not care to express here. —l'iltAtiryh .lars
Hi yes, sax it neighbor. tint with it. and you
will feel better. Everybody knows how you feol
You are as mail as a March hare, - and
might just as well - let er rip as any 6.4.
Your party was grossly clieuee,-rmll grossly in
sulted besd.32s, byttre - liTCepublican Conventi.m.
You were kicked out, spurned, repudiated, and
you know it
FREMONT AND CALIFORNIA
There is nu doubt that Fremont is one of tht,
most unpopular men in California He repie
sented that State iu the United States Senate
just one session, and his only exploit was to in
troduce a bill providing for the sale of all the
mineral lands by the govenment. This would
have cut every miner out of his claim The whole
mining interest of California was up in am,Q
about it, and Fremont dared not even attempt
to secure a re-election to the Senate. The h , ll
that he introduced fell still born. That Is the
sum total of Fremont's statesmanship. What ,q
his chance for the electoral vote of California '
He does not even reside there now
If 'STOUT informs us that Mr. Buchanan PillA
bitterly opposed tm the war of lt+l'2."—Pltr ,
burNA Journal.
He was so bitterly opposed to it that he threw
down bin law books, took the stump and made•
his first speech to rouse the people of Lancaster
to arms; raised a company, shouldered his mti
ket, and marched to the defence of Baltimore
That is the way a patriot oppo.es a war iu which
his country is engaged ; and such was the I -
ginning of James Buchanan's public and illus
trious character.
The Philadelphia Times, the Know Nothint
organ, furnishes some amusing descriptions of
matters and things about the Convention and tin.
nomination. We take the following from it
Scesec ANI. Is IF.EST,. Many of the delegat,•
left the city as soon as the Convention closed, oil o.l'
first trains. Ilut there were Still many left ling, r
ing al,.,ut the hotels. The turimentary enthusiast,
seemed to here exhausted itself. The Pennsylvania
delegation had swallowed a bitter pill, and the cm
rugatinns upon their brows in the effortat deghtii
tion, were not yet smoothed down. A Congressman
said that no enthusiasm would be found rolling over
the hills and vainest of Pennsylvania, similar to that
which would have responded to the nomination 01
McLean.
New York was .tickled as =eh at the result
the Yankee who WEo kissed to death and died laugh
ing.
Westerner said the Wolverines would howl, the
Hoosiers would yelp, and the Suckers shriek for
freedom, free territory, free speech, free press and
Fremont. As for this New Jersey wan ho did'nt
know much about him and eared l oss . H e would do
well enough to play seeond fiddle to the grizzly bear
hero.
Connecticut was bound to hold a ratification meet
ing under the Charter Oak, and the spiritual medi
ums should summon old Captain Wadsworth to make
a speech for them ; a real regular Fremont Kansas
speech. And if he spoke in Congo or Hottentot the
mediums should translate. There should be plenty
of blue laws and wooden pumpkins. Massachusetts
wanted Bunker Hill Monument to be carried by
railroad over the country, and Colonel Fremont
mounted ou it to make speeches to the excited multi
tude. If that would not raise their spirits, then
they would bring round the Salem witches on exhi
bition.
Maine thought that she would send some of her
white pine and mackerel as a contribution to free
dom. These would be her share, if they were ac
companied with a saw-mill and ship dock.
Ohio agreed to give a string of Buckeyes and a
big Western Reserve cheese with plenty of hogs and
hominy.
Kentucky agreed to throw in a specimen of her
corn, cattle and hard-shell Baptists ; besides a nigger
if it was needed.
[From the Boston Telegruph
Electoral Votes.
The votes to be cast by the several States for
President and Vice President, are as follows :
SIXTEEN FREE STEERS. i
Maine 81
New Hampshire.. . ... . 5
Massachusetts 19
Rhode Island. ...... . ...... 4
Connecticut 6
Vermont....
New York abr
New Jersey 7
Pennsylvania.
0hi0.._...23
Indiana 13 .
Illinois 11,
Michigan . 6,
Wisconsin 5
lowa 4
California.-- 4
T0m........
Grand Total
THE LATE FALLIJIIE IN CHINA. —The London
Times says A statement published by the
assignees of the insolvent estate of Messrs. Nye,
Brothers & Co., American house in Hong Kong,
shows that the affairs of that concern are in a
far worse condition than was generally supposed.
The liabilities are declared to be about $3,600,..
000, and the assets are computed at $1,600,000.
No less than $1,700,000 is owing to Chinese, and
it appears not improbable that when the affairs
are finally wound up the result may be worse
than be above stated."
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PIPTEEN SLAVE STATES,
Delaware
Maryland
1 Viryinin . .......................
N. Car01ina.... ........
18. Carolina..
Georgia
I Alabama .
Mississippi
Kentucky .
Tennessee
Louisiana..
Arkansas
Texas .
31 issouri
Total 120
Necoautry to choleq 149
A plea•=;n7 1,1111111 , en , i` "arly
an I haracter , ....,urrel in pinquent a Idn
of the Hon..l"hn I. I.aw-..n t
invitati"n, I."for” the Li er•trc
f the Intoilw".11
1i11.1.11. but 1.•Ilotl I
hi- (.ILrt throughout H notrk• -I 1 ) I o I" ,
pow.r aml hrihpirn, to qtt "n u•-: . .
tic+"f !ID \lr. 1.1. I. I
Stand , nun , ng i.lll' iii•
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ditniLiii-Iti . l .11 liil it p rain .., h
tar,. itri. I ll',
nearer hot.% I..it 11,.. . t 1111 S.ititii.
in , hc!ttc I shy tl nuinkor ',ll it -lit'
chtal..rur
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Alt I IIII!y •
in-tihit,oll ),•
the youth 11, • I,ellthfu'on
a.• , a general tbing. of the eolultr, it- :r.
ittletti 4 le, are! fesi,r • 1.111. •li-tr:
tiva -- it , 11•.'i 1 , 1 7,lv•inr
Both Wll-1,,e., , t,•,t, r.,1,1 it- re -I, CIALI
Caponshurg, will pr-I,lhty, f,"in tho,o
re.teive an :ter•.•ton front Pitt-hua4h. with
completion of the PCOsv•ty nu iiul th-in ,
nor city Lc \ arev. s inter,
like the writer, to rvertlwitt athr,ttg the w•
fare of the ritting gettertth,o, I hio,ls,
11111rnore. you r:Lntra lirillkr , rit to Ow •,, •
crsp Of our in-titan 114 of 1,-trulr.g, ,T 1 I I h
theref• , re tY,r t•••• , •01 , r I ;. .‘t In , •'
r 'I V
sm, June I .
4/ , _I think the n.1,1•t•
way tia win I
exemplified in tho ninnnpr whii dui
mont received ;n the Iron t 1•
1111 , 1 if the f,ellng clot ,•xi,t,
genethl , y, I inn ).•111 1. r ii
that lie wi I meet w.th a ard
overwhelming deicat next for his
impudence and pre4umption m daring to array
hie claims and , l ualitiontions against those of the
able jurht, i statesman and pi . irnt
patriot, Judge Nll.ean I have always main
tained, and still do so, that t 1.e.... , conventions a r e
nothing but rditical 'laughter houses, where
greatness and goodnes. ore almost always • u•
to be sacrificed by a few wire vv)rker,
stead of carrying iott the wishes of the p e nr, •
satisfy their own desire. I can ~
readily perceive h•.w the It...eky M , iunta:n Path
finder's n. , mination wm br• itch! al ut
who had hand a in the deed cheri4ed the mi
ilea that hi. world-wide expliot.
,over the
would create an intense ell thusiw,tu. ae , t al! th,.
had to do to elect him was to nominate 11111.
But I think by the time six months , roll ara,,,.
they will find out they were a little pi evi
coming to such a conclusion: and instood nt
finding paths in the It, Nlountain., he vv.
have to find the shortest cut to Salt River. T.
day ha. , gone by when such a :non Fre
mont, young and inexperienced, who never he'. I
a en-21 oftiae—witi, the exception of that of
ntor front Califurma for a few motitle:-•and
whose qualifications are nil of a military eh ti
aster, could have been elected President of the,
United States. The peeple-have spoken un the
subject in the defeat of the great captain of the
age, lien. Scott. Thr very argument that Fre
mont ° supporters use in his favor will be like a
two-edged owUrd, rutting right and left Thry
say lie a , rust man, which ammint-Ido nothing
at all In the present -tote of allair , we want
an Ode and wellirt nem, which no one in 11.1.
I FPIII,III iv,
paring the blocky l-itotniti l'oth-tinder
lard l'illmore or iIII • 11/1I1`111 is enough lo
excite the • f tie in the l i t • t.”••
of blues The ,•on , erN ‘ll‘.• p
munity will vote either tor \I r. er
FinlnOrl• s regard , my elt I prefer the bib
named ggntlennin I IN S E \ vrivE
r.,1 (1..: I).L/0 Nlot
Polit I.'ol Pot m.
(hr e.yming tire •Atir , ilt• Is I I/I
lint WO Intel 11a1•11 Assl.lo,ll tatu;
Our laws ate built .11 001.stantil bas...
And that's ark now ledg, .1 1 • 1,3,•• 1. th. • an.
I.nas diAestrd u.llt unlaauuled !fah).
Ifr IA Math,. fans w.. 1 the 1101/oqtal t'l t t
The two, who w.oild Impeach One lawn the) Lunde,
Should cross the p.,tel and have his pnesage
To feast alai lords who drain the royal cup,
And strain their wits to break our Union np
lint while Deplane) . will rule atui 'togn.
The lords Bill tliel their Ws, is in leis:
.4114 to their roil, if they rhoul.l inlet
The lords will find we will keel• lull COl,l aqua/ I'.
Let pone intrude upon .da ..=ohm laws.
Or ,Acre attempt to-agitate the ranee.
Yet some there are who'd wish to Interpose,
Who are nu friends but rank invidious fut.--
end, indulge in Hurtle rsClUtthro views,
And rise or fall according to the news;
Things can't work ar.onling to their Ulshuri,
Though they row h tu catch the loaves and !khan
Bat limit ln.latig taste.
Thai knows enough but ne'er consUllta a want..
Arouse my friends, ti e ' time is rather brie!. •
And rally 'round out Pennsylvania Cloet
Collie is the polls. west printed, and cast yuUr raf...
And do not stain your Democratic coats.
The sun would sooner AUrrich each solar ray,
And night from darkness turn unto day -
Than James Buchanan would abuse his tarn , ,
Ills ample fortune and extensive lame
nun know the num and render him his doe.
You know he hi h...oest• honorable and true
No better man could till that hdly
Ills friends an, many, linnaelf a host.
Therefore we'll place him ill the Chair of State,
"Fie so designed and so deco ".1 by fate
Prrranutton. Juno 14th, IODe, „I,ON,IVAS
ENTF:RPRISINO YOL:NO M N. --The New -York
Commercial Advertzstr, one of the most respecta
ble Old Liue Whig papers in the country, thus
alludes to the nomination of Mr. Banks :
The indications are that the Republican Conven
tion will not accept Mr. Banks as their candidate,
though it must be clear to almost every one that Mr.
Banks has not only a more tangible political history,
but has done more for the party than Cot. Fremont.
The reports from Philadelphia indicate that the
"preference" of the North American Convention,
since they are not of the sort desired, and even Mr.
Banks himself, will be disregarded in order to make
a new trial of the stale policy of bringing forward a
candidate, who, having no political history, is not
liable to political criticism. Col. Fremont is, doubt
less, what a friend describes him to be—" a bright,
enterprising young man, and has explored the Rocky
Mountains handsomely. But he is positively with
out any antecedents as a statesman. His past career
gives no evidence of his opinions on any political
question." The idea that the people of the United
States will place such a gentleman, " bright enter
prising young man," though he be, in the Executive
chair of this great republic, is simply absurd.
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KCIDN'Altrt. ono BECKHAM A 51,.:KENNAN, Alleg],
Vity
From the N. York National Monitor
February 24.-111 , :r..Q4 fates.—Ur. Curtis has done inetu
t‘J nintliorate the ,• , tidttion of humanity allikrted with into. ,
than any other practitioner of mtrliciuee that
has ptruggied with the secrets of the moleria medtca, for the
last rent or), by the invent/on and perfection of an instro
went that will 1,400. b, the longs a modyine In the shape
ot a highly Slacticatod Vapor, which acts directly on the
and hitherto, by sympathy. Thule who are
ti 11Ibled with diseases arising from disordered lungs, will
st,b.erve their interests by giving the Hygeau Vapor II trial.
aatort.—Dr. Crams' 111'dr...trot In the original and only
on nine article noe'26,3wilate
4sWhywlll you Suffer, WHEN RELIEF CAN BE
Stl EASILY OBTAIN EDl—have you a Sore Throat, Quinsy,
Rheumatism, N ou raj tit., Bronchitis, Croup, Sti if Juin le, Frost
Bitett, Burns, Sprains, or Pains in any part of your system I
You 0,1 be relieved at once by using the timer beautiful of
all Liniments. the " Whitt Circassian Liniment." prepared
by Dr : 4 00TT, of 31organtown, Va.., and for Ealt., cheap,
Ituleside and retail. by Dr. BEYSHIL 140 Wood str ee t, and
lAN. P. FLEMINtI, near It, R. Depot, Allegheny. See lol
vorticemant in another column of to-day's paper. (uia.r4:l m
Kit - Stockings and Flattery for Winter.--
If you don't want your foot piathed with t o ol sod short
Stockings, you will take our advice and go to C. VOLT'S, cor
ner of Market alley and Fifth street, ind buy nwuo of those
elegant fine Stockings, that make )vice feet feel nice and
comfortable. DA.l.l' also makes and sells every variety of
Hosiery that you am mention, at wholesale and retail.
Remember the place, corner of Market alley and Fifth
oct4
10 - Batchelor's Hair Dye -- perseverance, time,
industry and experiments of twenty 'years, have placed the
original and ever true, upon the top-most round of the lad
der of fame, where imitators may view, but nut approach;
egvy may bay, but not arrest its onward way to universal
use. Made and sold, or applied, (in nine private rooms) at
BATCHELOR'S Wig Warerooms, 233 Broadway, New York.
gold, wholesale and retail, by Dr. Ow. 11. Heron, 140
Wood etreeL rayZawdaw
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A BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION may easily be Re
quired by using the " Balm of a Thousand Flew
ers.•' It will remove ton, pimples, and freckle-s
from the skin, leaving it of a soft and roseate
hue. Wet a towel, pour on two or three drop:,
and wash the face night and morning.
SIIAVINGMADEEASY.—WvIIy,ITF•having-bruQll
in either warm or cold water, pour on two or
three drops of Italia of IL Thousand Flowers,"
rub the beard well and it will make a beautiful
soft lather much facilitating the operation of
shaving. Price only fifty cents. For sale by
Fetridge & Co., proprietors; and B. A. Fahne
stock & Co., Fleming Bros., R. E. Sellers
Co., Dr. G. 11. Keyser and 11. Miner & Co., Pitts
burgh ; and Lee & Beckham, Allegheny city.
fit-Have Von a Rupture of the Bowels?
—tweak! moat resp•..tfully in} it,. the attention of these af
flicted with hernia or rupture of the bowels to my spdendid
M.! uncut of Trusses of varions patterns, and to snit every
age. applied and smisfaetion guarantied in every case, at toy
No. Ida 11 - 0,1 stre , t, Pittsburgh, Pa. sign of th.-
Uuldrn
)b.rtar. 'Among . the Trusses sold by se will I.
found
M,rslt'a &Wks( Cure :
French Triases, very light spring
Gum Elastic Trusses ;
ritadrens' Trusses.
nubilleal Try, •.,;i an.(
.177.-11C$ rig Tru,
Pr S. S. ['ltch's
The prim Trus-teg vary from r 2.
mr liuptured patients ,an he 'mired by roluitting ninn,y and
sending the ine:uur, around the 1.1, stating whether tth,'
rupture is on tine right of abo ',II and adapt
De. .I:tanning's 7;,/y for the rure of Prohip.
4115 tit..ri, Weakness of the Cheat or Abdomen-, Pllel, Chr,ni.
Iriarrtnr.a, and any weal ness . dep.ndi no on .1 m,-.‘l, and
titled condition of th, ah.baninal tnutudem.
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Slnle Mutual Fir(' and Ilar int Instil - h..
0., t , t r., I'IT ti., $35,41,000.
Girard Fire and ➢!..rifle 111 q -once lb., ~f
PHILADELPHIA 1'.41'11'41., S3041,00(1.
Insurance Co. of the Valley of Virginia
WINOIE:CI EL., r.11'11.0, IS:300,000.
Coauanon•velaltlt I n.nrilllll, Comntay, It
111:.1t1:1:0 5300,111.10.
Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Ca.,
.0 IA .t.N..:Xt5,54,154,4 hJ.
Prunarlvanht Insuraure PITTSBI T Itt II
$1:49,02:4 4 4 J
IVm V . Sewn fa:
S.t I: k; I, PA II \ ,
mPoi:TER oe. (lE.\ LER IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
11A R NV ARE.
No. $3 Wood street, between 13Inmoott
alley and Fourth street,
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Produce and Commission Merchant,
PORSYTII & SCOTT.
I'ORIIAR.I►ING AND COMMISSION
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KOONS x HERSTINE,
FLOUR FACTORS,
AND
Gene! 41 Produce Conunision Met 'hank,
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`ltrought Iron Tubing',
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For Woroiltag and Ventllntloglioll4llngn.
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M.A.X. HUN'T'ER,
FLOUR. GRAIN.
BACON, LARD, LARD OIL,
1A I) pßoorci... ERA I, I I',
No. :49:1 Liberty %tree*,
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WILLIAM B. HAYS & CO.,
DEAI.I.It , IY
BIDON 111115, SIDES :All
LARD, LARD ()11.,
DRIED BEEF,
SLlti A It-et;ItED uud
CA N
A larg, , mock al wars OH luuul :a
No. '497 Liberty Street,
PTITSUUROII, PENN'A.
%V. H. SMITH W. W. 111.3NTElt
SMITH, MAIR & HUNTER,
jel dAwla
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
1P.2 Second and 151 Front st,,
Pittsburgh, Pa
JAMES BLAKELY,
EUROPE kIN kGENT kND CON‘ Et I \CER,
Corner of Seventh and Smilittield streets,
PITTSBURG U.
*a...Passengers brought from the old country to Pitt.
burgh, and moneys remitted to Europe. rnov427
JAS. COLLIN , J. BANKS KNOX
JAMES COLLINS & CO.,
Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
Collins' Pittsburgh, Meadville & Erie
CANAL LINES.
Nos, H 4 Ay!) 115 WATER STREET, PITTSEI'RCH, PA
PITTS II r Ittl 13—
W liaguley t Co„ Murphy, Ticraan h Co,
1..:11 A: Sinclair, Ilanipton, 15'ilson & Cu.,
M' , odlons,lea.tia t Co., Englieth S Itichankon.
DELPIIIA
-I:aialey. Woodward SE Co., Truitt, Brother St Cu.,
Wood, Ilacou & Co. foIVLS
PEARL STEAM MILL,
AL I,E( I-1 NY.
gar FLOUR DELI VERED TO FA NH LlEri in either of the
tsvii
OP.DEP.N may be left a: the Mill, •r in boxes at the store• of
LotiAN, WILSON . CO, t Wood streeL
BRAUN & REITER, cor. Liberty and Si. Clair streets
H. P. SCHWARTZ, Druggist, Allegheny.
TERMS: CASH, ON DELIVERY.
J.Y 29 BRYAN, KENNEDY & CO.
VXT. LIQUORICE. -9 cases for sale by
j*-11 B. A. AHN F.STOCK A CO.
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Mllfl ROOM, JOKER' NBW BUILDING.
s NOW OPEN daily from 9 to 2 o'clock
rdee, on Wednesday and Saturday evenings, from 7 to 9
Lido( et.
Deposits received of alt sums not Lena than OtIP, DOLLAR,
and a dividend of the profits declared twice a year, in June
and beeember. Interest was declared at the rate of six per
cent. per annum, on the Brat .‘f December, 3856. Also on
the '..3d of June, 1856.
Ileoks containing the Charter, By-Laws, Roles and Regu
lations, furnished gratis, on application nt the office.
Presithmi-0 EURO E A LBREE.
vlct PESSID?..NTS.
IL•p6aell Hepburn, John 11. Shoeuberger,
Ueorge R. White, Charles Knapp,
William F. Johnston, , N. Grattan Murphy,
James W. 111111ra:1n, Theobald Umbstaetter,
Alexander Bradley, Isaac M. Pennock,
William Phillips, William J. Anderson.
ISUBTT.S.B.
John O. Ruchofen, James Herdman,
Hill Burg - win, James D. Kelley.
AI tw et Culbertson, John .M.. Kirkpatrick,
Robert Chester, John D. 11.1'Cord,
.1 Genii net Coffin, Waiter P. Marshall,
Alonzo A. Carrier, A. M. l'ollock,
John S. Cosgrove, Henry L. Ringwalt,
Charb•s A. Colton, Robert Robb,
E. U. Edriitgton, James Shidle,
Francis Felix, George S. Belden,
George F Gilitrioru, Alexander Tiadle,
James is. Moon, William B. Lovely.
William S. Heron, Wilson Miller.
Heer•lary and Treasurer—CHAßLES A. COLTON..
Jyl9..dly
FARMERS AND MECHANICS'
FIRE & MARINE INSURANCE CO
OF PHILADELPHIA.
!lax. THOS. B. FLORENCE, Prefet.
Fuw. E. Ilerinu, Secretary.
STATEMENT OP BUSINESS,
From o lst day of ...thyust to /he 31st day of Dec., 1806
Amount received in Marine premiums $ 68,242 31
" 39.908 82
Total premiums for tivb months
CAPITA!
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Pittsburgh Cu
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Loan on First Mortgage of Reid Estate
Stocks, Collateral
Cash in Bank and on hand
Capital I.llbscribed, (payment nut yet due) 97,1300 OU
Premium Notes, not let maturedd 00,347 31
Do.. from -Agents, (secured by Bonds) .... GI
Expenses and Commi.oli,,n4 . 11,GG^.! 3tl
$408,11,1 I:1
1 . 4.1a1 of Lut not yet 1501)04.1:
1.." $1,666 66
I.l,exiti GG
- It'? !lull AO Ch. AO neka..n
.1.01 I I.likies 'most I.diit 134,104,j,a3
Li ; y a4)1121.....1 and pri,opily paid.
raFFEIN,i T. Ai 11.4 V, tie.. .1
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TIVE,Ma9 J. lIUXTER, Ag.rt,
NE. YU er , bet. Rand and Mark
.11)1E1.4114 - .4 RE muru AL
SA Pb; V INSURANCE COMPAN
Fr F CORNER THIRD AND WALNUT WP.A.
Plkiladelplita
klt I: AMTS. ..0 Vonh,lA, Cargo, Fr
1,. nil pAt ,•41.1
`:1 .17 , . I, I\:1It ;;;;0T., , t.y Itivorn, Can
;•, ; L.,;„; :tt...twrs. to all parts of tha Union.
1 ; ..1.. I I; A NOE ON NI EHC.I AN 1N Gpnerully.
11-11:4,1,
nail Darer Lrratu
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Bill,
in Agi, Nlivi
rine arid othor delois
dt/l• tilt .
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IV / i i inlll .Martiu, ! Jam. C. nand.,
J.theoll II Seal, j Theophilus Paulding,
Eattuntol A. Sootier, James Traquair,
John C. Davie, William byre, Jr.,
Joh. li. Peurote,, Joshua L. Price,
tieotg; U. Leiner, 1 James Tennent,
Eduard lee I tite.loii, i Samuel K Stokes,
Dr. R. NI. Llust,u, ! henry Sloan,
Wiliem, C. 1.1,,ie ,e, 1 James R. NlcgarliinJ,
I (ugh Ci mg,Charloe Schaffer,
:. , pelic, Mensal/I, I IMbert Burton,
CliArlua Fr-lira. John R. Semple, Pittsburte
!I .4m, Pronto, U. 'l'. Morgan,
J C; J..ltilsil, J. T. 1.....gati,
W.M. MARTIN, President
kf4l., Nlr Primi,louL
li rN cr i.l UIR KS. Stwretarv. .
P. A. MADEIRA, Agent,
Nu. v 5 Wat Arr street, Pittsburg
3 , 1.4,1t1NE INSURANCE.
FIRE RISKS.
11:1\LF:ICTIIH INSURANCE COMP
OP PHILADELPHIA
r I RI - YR PRHPITUAI,—GROiTYD BY TUC STAT! OP PtSI,I3II.VAZYIA
Chartered Capital, 9500,000.
.k'i ;:' AN! , /SLAY!) if NSF() I? r_4 rm.\
A lih lS 1.1 I'l'l N cow, Pruffititmt.
IN .ROOEIIS, Sccretary.
t./ EOIIG6 YOUNG, Trwain,.
lIIMMEM!
1;111i1,3411rulk,
Nlclu.la.4 6. Tvo!t.r,
rill
4,o — Thu 1 . .. , 1111att1y hay tern with a Civil/ Cal
ta1.:u,.l tI n list, tit•tvt111111.1 to attapt the biusino
toil. übaerre prllaasllee in etolif/M
Itil x prompt adjustuietit of lun_ea.
.11 001 i ,, N. 76 Water titreet..
J. NEW'l'Uti JONES,
IGIECEE!
f.,ll,)wim; well Linos., n and responsible firms in Pitts
-1.11 gh ha% t. authurixe.l reference In them, with regard to the
,tiihilify and soundoes of the Manufacturers' Insurance
Comlciny.
Kramer .4 Rahm,
I...Sruttli sr Co
J,ne, Tiernan a Ce
PITTSBURGH
LI FE, FIRE AND MARINE
INSUR A NC'E COM PAR Y,
CoRNER oF WATER ANT) MARKET STREETS,
PITTSBURGII, PA.
ROBERT GALWAY, President.
Ti OF. tlaltl All, Pberetary.
.4E-Thin C..pany Inakps exery insurance apperlattang t
or •oollorted pith LIFE
A 1.... against DULL AND CAIIOO RISKS on the Ohio
:tea 11.N0,01,16R1 r. rx and trihntariva, and XI ARINE RISKS
t Ct~nernlly. •
And At'aill+l 1,41 and Damage. by Fine, and against lb,
..1 the NaV4., , : ttinli and Transrn)rnitinn
I' IL. I at Owl,.xrnt rah, with earnty
all pai
11,1. t I ;IN Ay, Samuel NPCI,III,,tI,
1..... 1 .1i I' NI U, J.,11u Sett,
!MEE
11.004,4
' , A:Sill/lA. Carl
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CITIZENS' INSURANCE COMPANY
(IF PITTSBUROIi.
WII,I.IAM IiaaIALEY, Frrsitb•nt.
S.I..NII:FL :4e,rriary.
OtT.'rF2 1114/•i . 1.0 weer Markel anti Woad Oriels
1 Lmil HULL AND Caltoo FtIStIA, oat nu , ititit.
tbd Nlia,i.sippi Rivers and tributaries.
lusuras against Lams Damage by FIRE.
Abp'. ttgaittst tho of the Sea and biltllkd NaTigal int.
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MENEM
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EUREKA INSURANCE COMPANY
OF PITTSBURGH.
JoHN it SHOENBERGER, President.
RoBERT PINNEY. Secretary.
C. W. BATCHELOR, General Agent.
W ILL INSURE AGAINST ALL KINGS
OF
MARINE AND FIRE RISKS.
Dutzeruks.
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.1 11. Sls..Pitlx.rger, 0. W. Cass,
C. W. Batchelor, f W. K. Nimick,
Istuvi M. Pennock, T. T. B. Updike,
W. W. Martin, • lt. D. Coclu - an
It. I'. Leech, Jr., q
.1 John A. Cnng ley,
Ueorgu S. Seldris, ' S. S. Bryan,
David M'Candless.
1:14 - All LOSEICI3 sustained by parties insured under policies
' mood by this Company will In liberally adjusted and prompt
ly poll at its OFFICE, No. US WATER STREET. [jyll
I'ENNS Y ANL( INSURANCE CO.
OF PITTSBURGH.
Corner of Fourth and Smitlafleld Streets,
ACTII , IIIIZED CAPITAL, $300,000.
44-Ini,nre Bulding4 and othor Property against Loan or
Damage I.v Fire, and the Perils of tho Bea and Inland Navi
gation um.l Trithin,rtutiou.
DIRECTORS.
Wiu. F. Jelinet..n, Paitenfou, Jacob Painter,
A. A. Carrier. 1 - `Cliutrk, Jae. P. Tanner,
George W. Smith, W. S. Haven, D. K Park,
I. Grier Sproul, Wade Hampton, 0. M. Long,
A. J. Jones, J. H. Jones, H. R. Coggabiall.
OFFICERS.
Prrcident Hon. WM. F. JOHNSTON.
Fire .President RODY PATTERSON.
:keg and Trona A. CARRIER.
WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY,
Prrrenuao El. EORGE DARSIE, President; F. M.
GORDON. Si.wretary.
Will 111.11r0 H4,7itlelt all kinds of risks, FIRE and MARINE.
All ban will be liberally adjusted and promptly paid.
A I bane I 11StittitiOli, namayed by Directors who are well
k !Wall in the community, and who are determined, by
promptneas nod liberality, to maintain the character which
they have assumed, as offering the heat protection to those
why, (lustre to be Imam!.
Dutzeroaa—R. Miller, Jr_ C. W. Ricketoon, J. W. Butler,
N. Llintet, Jr., W. M. Smith, C. lhmsen, George W. Jackson,
A odreW Ackley, Jamea Lippincott, George . Darele, James Mc-
Auley, Alexander Nimick, Thomas Scott.
. 1 317 - Office, No. 92 Muter street, (Warehouse of Bpang
Co.. up stairs,) Pittsburgh. noyftly
INSURANCE ! INSURANCE I —Applicfr
tion for Insurancu for several good reliable Insurance
uompanits received by UEO. W. BUNN, at his Beal Estate
.k gvucy Luid Intelligence Office, ou the north side of Ohio
fourth door east of the Diamond, ALLEGHENY Our. Ju7
JAMES hltltlt, Jo lib r. &t MINTED
KERR & HUNTER,
Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
—AND
-44-STEAMBOAT AGENTS,Iiie
N 0.21 Levee, between Pine and Olive sit.,
fc4d2(lk4l4y) SAINT LOUIS, Mo
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GREAT CONSOLIDATED t"l" . 'StV.._V. '7
RCUS & MENAGERIE
The Largest Establishment in titialEctietit , ..
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WILL Er, EXHIBITED AT PIITEIBTAIWI,:y,, , .#p
ON Jar 3D, ira AND 6TH, DUX, AT. MB * Urn
Lor—Opss AT 2 Aas..2.P.M. • '
YOUR PERFORAIANCEFIr ON THE A.cyupl.o.•
Doors cmen unobour prevloits to the Arthitie . .pirtieritilice
The Equestrian. and Hymnvs:4a TAIWPS*.
Onnprise the principal Stars of .Ftift‘e 60ionie*Pga- - ,
At the head of whom are the celebratek:". '
COOKE FANltOri' 2 '; : ;: . :: - '•
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From Astley's Roxitl Amphitheatre, London,. then,
FRANCISCO BROTHERS,
Four in number, from the Cirque Natkentle, Paris, II
JEUNE Loris, the most Classic Equestrian of the Age:
FRANK CARPENTER, the Daring Bare.back Eider ; Messrs.
LiLLDRETII, WADWKLL, HORNELL, de.;•andEEPARATIC
TROUPES OF VOLTIOUERS, ACROBATS, PAKTOKTIK4
ISIS AND DRAMATISTS.
TWO STAB. CLOWNS 1
DEN STONE, the most Original Wit and pungent• Jeste- •
in America: and IL CROWIIURST, his English compeur,s
fellow of infinite wit," and the greatest Trick Clown Issas
world.
Lender of the Cornet Band lIBILMAN LUDWIG.
.$lOB,lOl 31
. 300,000 LA)
E MENAGERIE
Is the most perfect ever cribibited, and contain, the
LARGEST and MOST COMPREHENSIVE COLLECTION
GI? ANIMALS from
$408,161 11
$ 78,721 88
EUROPE, ASIA, AFRICA AND AMERICA,
Ever comprised in one Zoological Institute.
I nanedlatelyaftet the arenic performances,
69,950 00
30,334 00
11,002 22
enter the cages of Ids Trained Anima; cooihrting of
LIONS, LIONESSES, TWO ROYAL BENGAL TIGERS,
LEAPING TRIER, PANTaras, LEOPARDS, AG. -
And exhibit to the spectatorthe tronderful atkiectiotello ,
which ha holds thew allege denizens of the jutigle oak.:
forest.
ADMISSION-25 cents; (r half price.) Iteserved "Box •
Gate 50 cents; Children 25 cents.
COMMONWEALTH INSUILINCEEO•_
HARRISBURG, PENNA.
Chartered Capital, . $300.1(10p4.
Iltdtirfsi Boildistas and ollar Property against Lieetof.4.
.b.a.age Ly Th.; n 16.), agaill.l Perils of the Sea, Jahold
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\ adz - talon and Traosponstioo. ' -
OF FIC&RS—SIMON CAMERON, President.
at J PARKE, Tiee
CARRIER, secretary.
A A CARRIER, Agent, Fourth and Smithfield. irezaidic
COTCH BOTTOM LAND FOR
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J TRY SEATS AND OARDENING VORPOS/1*-
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PUBLIC SALE.—On THURSDAY, Juno 28th, it 3 ifclOCk
will be mid on the premises that very valuable and hand
somely located piece of ground, containing over fifty-ilva
u. res, situated on the North aide of the Monongahela dint ..
in Peebles township, about two and a half mild; Crean
city. The above which has been subdivided into ISts of from
too to ten aeries, to suit purchasers, comprising part of the
ebeicest of the well known Scotch Bottom tract,. lying bo. .
tween the Braddock's Field Plank Road and the MonongM
beta river, adjoining lands of the tato James Rosa, and being'
Part of the Woods' //Sam.
This land is now imder cultivation, every foot of it aralder , - ,
awl of the very limit quality for gardening and
most deitimble v cite,, for Country Resident - ail, Mfg 31,
situated on the bank of the Monongahela, Within . 11.131 c.;•
minutes ride of the centre of business over a gnat' Tim& • •
gentlemen seeking a beautiful secluded countryhotitoesity
of accrue, or Gardeners, a warm and fertile eon lo convent- -
rot to market, nu more favorable opportunity could be nr.
forded. • .
kr,210
2", WU lu
160,440 ,-
2t.,152r u
9^,3911 w
luil OW toU
P ans can be obtalnesl at the office of M. Swonstweldei
hey., 143 Fourth street, or at the corner of Wood "a`ctd_riftli.'
5 treats.
Title Indisputable. Teems, one MIL melt, balance In 11* - ,
equal annual payments, scoured by bend and InOtilfe4t s *-4, ; „,
the premises, with interest payable aetnl-aiuntally.ir
N. EL—Omnibuses will leave tba cornerOCClllust:44,4;.-
Fourth streets nt 2: 1 1, o'clock, P.
vey poisons dostroon of tourchaalug, to the
P. M. DAVlB,4oclinneet;, , "'-'
TARY GOODS AT REDIIGED
_LI A. A. MASON S CU, ere uow „
meek of Dry Goods comprising every tstriety of sillitdisWiy,:,:„,
muntillas, Silk and straw bonnets, duo dress goods, 'exuhroitKii.,
eries and trimmings, hosiery, gloves and mitts, cloolis**SPV 4
housekeeping goods of every desuiption,ike.,,gegiiiiiattV_,.
reduced prices. No. 25 Fifth stmt.. .6;!Aitahi,Vl44*
FOR SALE A very desirsibleSetiftf3-
Iteeidence, containing 63Aeres, beentift ft idaaftWome.r:k
the Ohio Myer, and adjoining the town of Baitat4iarell
proved, with a good Cottage Howe and other
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forest shrubbery, it c. THOMAS VCOODFI,:
je23 75 Fourth street., ,
CIOUN'PHY SEATS FOR SALE—In 'the
handsomest locations on the Fourth Street Road, three
miles from the city.' Now is the time to buy. Rubies 'of
jeM THOMAS WOOD% TA Fourth_St.
N ,
OCSES FOR SALE—ACM on
SALE—AII 'R&M -
Wands' Printed Land Register, whicttis, ghee gratis
to all who call at Nc. 75 FOURTH street: If yotterhih a
House on a speculation, Lull in THOMAS WOODS',
_ _j03.1'75 Fourth street,
William Neal,
A Ilral Weekm,
Chattel 3. Fie
E 12712120
Summer Arrangement. -
ALLEGIIVY VALLEY RAILROAD.
Shortest and quickest Route to an Follett'
on the Allegheny Inver. - ,
TWO DAILY TRAINS leave Pittsburgh as follows;,?: `;:;,..
learning .Erpreu, at 8 o'clock, A. M., for KlTTAlifillit4T.i),
CLARION, FRANKLIN, 11121 DANK, DRAWS 13.188n4Y - c.
SLAIIONINO, lIKIMERSEURO, BROOKVILIX Mid , iiihk , ' , I
points North.
Evening .Iccomeiodrtion loaves at 5:45, P. M., stopplng• n i'' , ‘...c.
all way-stations.
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.....4ye. - 7
Fare to Kittanning, $1,115. . -.‘„,
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Middlesex $1 75 C1ari0n...—.......:.........,.53 tirte '-- v.
'5
Smicksburg..—... ...... 2 50 Panzatawney ...... -....-„ 3 2. 1 .
Bed-Bank 2 25 Reimeneburg 2 50 ..1 •
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Carterville 275 Reedaburg ......... -,,....-.. , an0 '.
Adams 2 00 Rural 1ii11age....,....—.. I`BB ' - .
Brady's Bend 2 25 Mationlng ............. 1.76 ."1 ''.
Kelleraborg ..- .......... ... 2 00 Texas - 2 1
Bethlehem 2 75 Mechanicsburg.-- ...... 8 00 ' ..,,
Sbannondale ......... ...... 3 25 Brookville.-- ........ ..... 3 75 .1,.
Tickets to all of the above places can be procured at the• ~ 4 ,, . 4
Oitce corner of Peon and Wayne streets, and at th e Depot '3--a=
on T aylor street. A. .1. 11OPPIAI, .
Je2l Superintendent-
Wilson, Childs & Co,
Hampton &
11. Childs & Co.
STATE FAIR --The undersigned.Conme
tee, 11ppointad to solicit subscriptinns t . to encUre the
holding of the State Psir at Pittsburgh, hereby saltation r.
JACOB GLOSSES, one of their Committee to ce ll ed the'
,eune. OLOSSEIt roll on sub:writ:ere during the
1.n...0r Month N. G. MURPHY,
N HOLM) S,
Jon& A. COSGROVE,
WILLIAM H. MISR,
JACOB - 0103n%
I ammilte.
=Elle
Charlen I:11010ot.
itmtiril
AlAltsilo4l H. In - ov‘li,
Ciirlotian Zug,
Itel,ert 11. Hartley,
ALL FISIIERKEN, Amateurs ot-Profea-
Mantas, who desire to have the CHEAPEST atatitESt
TACKLE fu the city, CAB at the sign of thii , GO,LDEX
UN. No. 136 WOOD street. Besides this, waketpaffaiai•:3l.
surtnient of WINS, 1•11a01.14, RTFLMTABLETtriti:PDOS.'•''''
la C UTLERY, Ar ItOWN &-WRTLETV., ,
jest
OT
Capt. Mtu-k Sterling,
KilMUOi M. Kier,
William Bingham,
J,,ltn S. Ltilwot th,
Francis Sellers,
OUSE TO I LET-4.- Two , ; Story 'Ftattii•
A
House, on Irwin btred., roamlon 10011
liably. Nnqalie or, riez] - anizßE. & moKETsow.v.r,
J. School:maker,
Ilietni B. nuyd.
plac2l
HOUSE TO • LET - --A?::obniiii6dioui
Story BRICK DWELLING -, 11013 4 314 Wilted
Franklin street, oppossid3 the Bath Pre *feriae 'Chivas.
Posecesion given immediately. Empire at the house, or
& • ISICKETSON,
Je2l
HATS, CAPS AND SHOES AT
TION.---On SATURDAY morning, June "Ilst, : ai -
o'clock, will 1w sold, at the Commercial Sales Rootas,eofter
of Wood and Fifth streets
-12 dozen fresh Cassimere, Lineal and Itar'd Caps
10 " Canton Straw Hats;
20 " Braid and Leghorn flats;
pairs Man's Buskin Shoes;
4 " Ladies' "
6 u assorted Shoes.
jo2l
LAMP -BLACK-50 bbls. just received and
for tale by f .le2l] YLNSu BROS.
POW'D G 1331 ARABIC—it Ilia:ou.han
and for sale by ( Je2l BROS.
WHITE WAX—ISO lbs. in store find for
sale by FLEMING BROS-.
AND B. lINIMENT-20 gross of Ait-,la
fen's on band and for sale by, + 4t ;.
Je2l ' FLEZ,tINQ '
GUM TRAGAC
and for sale by
LIIDLUM'S SPECIFIC-5 gross in store
end for tale by Lie2l] EMO* -
SODA ABEL, of a good and uniform quality;
ruanufacturod by the Pa.Balt Manufacturing ipany x .
at Tarentum. On hand and for aide by
je2l FUMING BROS. • •
CONCENTRATED LYE—A new article
for making Soup, warranted superior to POtigth in
every reapvt. Remember, I pound worthlo of Potlndt.' '
On hand and for sale by (Jag HERMIIVI BHOB
JULY MAGAZINES AND NEW BOOKS.
Gotley's Lady's Book for July.
Graham's Magazine . " .
Peterson's
BeDon's "
Now York Journal, "
•
Yankee Notions,
Suroner's Great Speech In the c„„.,«
The White Chief; by Capt.. Siaynnlield.
The Old•Flearane; by Tire llubbark.
Ll=ltit-'n.,
IVane,lbla Fortunes and hht Frieridii • '
Adventured of Gerard the Lion Miler.
Received and for sale .by U. BUM & (Xt.
Jell) . - :.• . No. 32 Smithfield Must
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FON FOR TRH LITTLE VOL ct..:„Th o
'mammoth nuotammigAntAN
lots Just arrived, nod so 'has Howes Disguise fte Jalrft. -
ea% or send git thaw
W. IL El EX 4_lXL.ll.;','
jezo Ilfth tholisseno
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a.. - x. ..4~:
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PROFESSOR LANGWORTIFir
UGAIC-10 laic's. prime N. Q. Sugar for 't
salo by . , . [ jOM] I.IENRY U. mums.
ANTED—A good Sli.Eta' /12011170111*. -
'lnquire at wma.tais =
Marketstreek,
je2l:3t 1/1 ••• .•
, "
REAM TARTAR-1500 lbs. just received
an 1 for solo by [jai] PLBMING
LEAVER'S HONEY SOAP-20 gross in o'
more and for sale by 1 Je2ll PUKING BROS. .
TH-400 lbs. on
[Je2l] FLEMING EROS.
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.14 LLs,a
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P. M. DAVM3,
Anctimite . r.