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TUESDAY MORNING
FOR PRESIDENT,
JAMESF BUCHANAN
PENNSYLVANIA ',
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FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
JOHN C. BRECKENRIDGE,
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET
GEORGE SCOTT, or CoLuitwan Co
AUDITOR GENERAL:
JACOB FRY, Jr., Ronvommtir Co.
TIMOTHY IVES, Parma Oocarrr
SEE reading matter every day on first page
Democratic State Central Committee
The members of the Democratic State Central Committee
will meet at Henry Omit's Hotel, Harrisburg, on Wedues•
day, June 25th . , at 2 o'Clock, P. M.
J. W. FORNEY, Chairman.
Tnt Data:maw Comma OF Comarmosses met at the
St. Charles Hotel, on Saturday, June net, In pursuance of
the call of the Chairman.
In the absence of the Chairman, lion. C BA LER wee ap
pointed Chairman pm /owl.
On motion, it wan
/trained, That it to inexpedient to change the time pre ,
timely axed for the meeting of the Oonyention, to wit:
23d day of August.
On motion of Col. James Salisbury, aoconded I.y R. R.
Roberts, iftq, it was
Ruoked, That we recommend to the Connty Convention
the pr•priety of changing the manner of voting for the
nomination candidates, by voting rico rece, instead of mark
ing. es heretofore.
C. SH.A. LER, Chairman, pro km
Joint N. M'CLowar. Secretary.
VENALITY OP THE OPPOSITION
A grand coup cr eta! is about to be made by the
late proprietor of the " Woolly Horse" and his
friends, to secure the election of that " enterpri
sing young man" to the Presidency. Barnum,
the great showman, gave a good round sem to
Fremont for that curious animal, which has
doubtless, by this time, been exhausted in pro•
curing his nomination for the Presidency. But
according to those immaculate advocates of this
precocious aspirant, the New York Timm and
Herald, the great Mariposa estate in "California
is to be tapped, and piles of money are to be ex
pended in this groat contest for the "Woolly
Horse" candidate. Hear how these incorrupti.
ble patriots exult in the prospect of this " largrot
wealth," to be used in the campaign. The Tim.,
says:
" It is needless to say that the opposition elements
now happily combined by the action of the Phil,
delphita Convention, here every thing to gain, and tne
prospect of the largest wealth trheronrrlth to pay. la
the campaign we have entered upon. To ttn , ,e
upon whom such sordid inducements are alone etb,-.1
clone, they have the whole resources of the fedot at
patronage to offer.
"Without deliberately holding out any such bait
for mercenary aid, the opposition will, in spite
itself, attract a 'formidable rote of thte not rery
spectaide description. Since the flays when the intl.'_
once of Gen. Jackson ceased to be omnipotent, the
value of this little secret has been repeatedly demi...
sussed."
The Herald, whose extraordinary and sudden
summersault into the Fremont ranks excited , o
much astonishment, holds forth in the following
even more jubilant strain :
" The Fremont cause will doubtless hare plenty
money, books, pamphlets, pictorials, songs, transt.er
encies, and agitation in every shape and form; 00./
they will
_furtherm o r e hare the *timuitut of o
sweep of the public plunder. On the other hand,
while there is nothing of enthusiasm in the name or
history of Mr. Buchanan. it, is very uncertain whether
he will have even half.a-dozen good offices to gi% e
away.,•
Nor is this all : The Chicago Times informs us
that the Kansas Aid money is to be applied to
this same object.
And this is the great party that wituld hare us
believe it is actuated by pure patriotism and
love of country The gross trading and truck
ling to dictation manifested by their recent at
tempts at fusion, would satisfy the most unob
serving of the utter hollowness of such pro
fessions ; but we question if any one could hale
anticipated such impudent and open acknow
ledgments of the uUer venality and corruption
of these miserable factionists. It is the first
time in the history of the political campaigns of
this country, that such an unblushing and auda
cious avowal has been made. But we possess
an abiding faith in the honesty, patriotism and
incorruptibility of the people; and can tell
these hirelings that the great Mariposa estate,
the Kansas Aid imposture, and the stimulus '
of anticipated •• public plunder. - will
them but little in their Quixotic attempts to ele
vate this very .• enterprising young man " to
the Presidency.
THE NOMINEE WITH THREE TAILS.
The nature of. Col. Fremont's connection with
Barnum's woolly horse humbug is a matter of no
consequence just now ; but the kind of IL
" hanimal " that the " Republicans" and K.
N. 's have gut up to run a presidential ruc,•
is a curiosity far ahead of Barnum's hors
It is a Small horse with a woolly head and tw.,
tails. And there is some prospect of its basing
three tails before long. Stockton, it is supposed.
may withdraw and leave Raynor to run alone for
the Vice Presidency. It will then be Fremont
and Dayton as a woolly heed ticket: Frem,d,t
and Johnston as a soft shell ticket w lb a w00' . %
head : and Fremont and Raynor as a hard shell
ticket with the same kind of a head.
Now we submit that this fruit of the inter-
coarse of the late three eastern conventions i
prodigy excelling in novelty anything Bernina
has yet exhibited. In the great showman's
hand a " speculation " could be made out of it .
But in the hands of the wrangling fusionists it
must prove a failure.
The question " How shall Fremont
rid of the surplus tails ?" Any, 4t , tpoppt at am
, imitation would produce depletion that would
greatly weaken him. Cut off the Johnston tail
and in the linguage of some "indignant Penn
sylvanians " 'at Philadelphia, " Penniilvania
would be lost by 50,000." We quote from the
Times, E. N. Cut off the Raynor tail and every
southern K. N. vote goes to Fillmore and Donel
eon. Fremont cannot kirk his own extra tails
off, as Jake's mule did in lowa. Such an attempt
would be equally weakening as amputation. T.
persuade the extras to drop off of their own ac
cord would be little less disastrous. A vast
amount of strength would " drop off " with them,
and enure to the benefit of Fillmore and Donel
son. Either way it seems apparent must pro
duoe a loss more than equal to the gain ; and we
are forced to the conclusion that the woolly head
horse with three tails will prove as decided a
failure as Barnum'S animal did. In Oriental
countries a " Bashaw with three tails " is a
trump ; but in this country a presidential nomi
nee with three tails is a low card, and can never
"As things have themselves " just now, we
confess it is difficult to determine upon what
point of the hostile line to turn our batteries.
We must wait for further developments, differing
a little from the Rhode Islander in the meantime.
The Times reports a Rhode Island delegate at
Philadelphia as saying that "if Josh Giddings
can't have things all his own way he'll smash 'en?
up." The truth is " Uncle Josh " had thingi
all his own way at Philadelphia, and " arnashed
em up " besides.
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OBE TEEN. -Mr. Buchanan has distinctly an
nounced in his letter of acceptance, that he shall
accept only for one term. W e like this recogni
tion and endorsement of the one term principle.
It is practically correct, and will, no doubt, be
the practice of the Democratic party. Gen.
Jackson was the last President who served two
terms, and unless some extraordinary man or
circumstances are developed in the future, the
one term principle will be practically carried
out hereafter by the Democracy, without any
change in the Constitution being needed for that
purpose.
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JUNE 24
OF KENTUCKY
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SUILVIITOR OESIMAL
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AY IDLE ATTEMPT —A desperate effort ADDRESS
be made by the —Republicans" to Sece-a pOV
lion or the vote of the naturalizedeitirins totre
Of the Democratic State Central
' support of thtir Frentilitt and4rat taitid ticket, Committee,
and also, at the stinin One, se;tr ' e c..-op
eration of thii noretiern — Ktiiit' Nitithings for the
same turPO. T i ittuf:4the naturalized citizens
and the Know Nothings are to be brought upon
the same platform, and made to love one another
exceedingly. To show how they commence this
hopeful task we quote the following from the
Philadelphia Tmo , s, the Know Nothing organ. at ,
to remarks made at the Philadelphia convention.
An Indiana speaker said :.
"He didn't know that hey could get any of
them Dutch and Irish votes in his State that
Giddings had talked about. The Denocrats al
ways got 'em, and he thought always would.
They might carry Fremont in Indiana, but it
would be au awful tight squeeze.
Indignat t Pennsylvanians declared that be
would be beaten 40,000 in this State and offered
to bet $lOO to $5O that he couldn't carry Indiana
or Illinuis, niggers, Dutch, Irish and all."
It will be observed that they put the "nigger'
first, and then the "Dutch," and then the "Irish."
That is the way they expect to get "Dutch and
Irish" Totes. It is the Know Nothing estimate
of the intelligence of the naturalized citizens to
suppose they can be so beguiled ; and it is the
Know Nothing estimate of their value as citizens
to rank them after and below the negroes.
Surely the Germans must go for Fremont after
such a complimentary notice. Observe, our et
tract is from a Know Nothing paper
Tas belief is gaining ground that Spain with
the help of England and France, is about to at
tempt the re-conquest of Mexico and Criti ti
America. It is believed that upon no other e.up
position can the present movements of thoQe
governments bo accounted for. England con.
flout-3 her preparations for•war. The Fronrh
government wantonly inNultm the repretentataves
of the United States government: and Spain
opens a war with Mexico by arming her enure
fleet. Austria, it is supposed, may make cola
mon cause with the Western nations against that
free progressive government of ours, whose ex
ample of liberty and prosperity. oen.hipe 1 is be
coming every day more dangerous to the /espy ie
governments of the old world.
CALIFURNIA.—There are but two political par
ties in California—the Democratic. and the Kt - I,w
Nothing. The Democratic party in cordial
united upon Buchanan and Breekinridge Ti e
Know Nothing State Council ha, declared fur
Fillmore and Donelson with great unanimity, •ii
will siii.p.,rt that ticket
trettgth there \lf Ft ha, n.. par!) .t•
the State he prulea,ee t" odi iii hvme
TUE New l ork Herald is not satisti,-.1
conventiuns yet It want. one mot - ,, to $4 , 6.. !
about the flr.t of Septeniher, to kee if thrir
not be a little more And it suppo-
the Fillmore organi?ati-ri will ..übtnit d:
tation Vain thought' Mr. Fillmore run.
Union man for the sake of the IThiLm. and w
never withdraw to help a ”eztional party
(met
It. M. RIDL,LE, the Patel.ur i h
.A.urnal, was une of the advoestee
W the " ehahhy treattnint, be calk it. f
the "republican t,war I,
N.'s. Un beaded knees our neighher
and only craves lease to serve in the ranks..(
those who boast that their —ninth
has knocked Know Nothingisto on the head
WHIG P+PEtt, nee flu HAN ix --The ;it. I,
RepuLhcan, t 1 a. in • • 111 , 1(11(,, no
Dalton Ga. : Tin+, --all old-Itne I§)g r
great prominence in their re:Tem.:l, .ect
hare come out tturet,erv, , fl:, Mr
FttAmout. has arrivea at New 4,011..
Lan been mqviseti with n go,el I ••
aad powder. - find w.. 1 , r , . 1 ,0,1y ;.,, .*
{ore Ling whether h e will dec!iike a I ' I
presidency. tiueiiii he will nit
LETTER FROM WASHINGTON PA
Waaril , ,r , a. Pa Jana
I.lv, has IhNet, a jubile, ae,.h :n
good borough The I itetrar) st e•
throng of interegtoil aparlatorr auK,Erert a r .raq.ar,
with the Olympr. garnet. t*. n Lab the Irart,rd •
immortal ,f .irtarca acre w•JuL W re,a•rt, arratuloa:,:r
by thou Lost_, of adln trers and ',art can.. H
been a week of gaiety. rejoicing and pride to the tow!
rivaling in ita varied anauveinente the pleasvurer t
carnival,. at Venice. For Washington College It
gloriono and happy pleaann. Tots H>a the tat,
hirth.day of that renerahle apdhar 0, many e:.
dren. And (ruin tar nod nigh Lbey rattle 1. , galL,
around their Abea ilatcr, and offer the tribute. .••
*heir grateful hearts: to twine fresh garland+
the brows of their honored mother. Those ahr. 6 n .1
left her sears ago came back bearing the green la.,
relp they bad won on the woritre, battle tient . a .
trophies to her whelad armed and panoplied them
for the conflict.
On Sunday morning the line.-alaiireate sortrem
preached by Dr. Scott. P r e,d en r o f t h e r ' li ege
the evening a A1.,111,D an, dolt Vere.l before the
ty of Religion,. Inqulr), by Iter. 14 NV iflvr.
A„r of t lie .lar.,huo w tt.cet,.l •
tt.ix ditwour-e, 11.2 i W ri
ruppiy IJiit place 14 ft ha, the re 1.1.1111(...,.
being a profound and poliah,al seholttr, and .1. 1.,
oc,,atii. , ll his reputatvin was well ve•teine.l
gentleman of great learning, ext4.ll.lve raidit: !
pleasing manner,, arid IP It shirt ornaillVllt to the II:
stltution. On Tuesday ei ening it mi.rTnt.o vra • 1/(1,1`1,
sal before the Alumni AP.oeintion of the relieve.
Rev. Franklin Moore. of Whe e lin g ,
comparatively a young man Mr. Moore ,tand.. vrrr
high, and deservedly s‘,, so n pulpit orator, in tle
estimation of those who have heard him.'lnc ao
dience listened with worked delight, ni..l adz.. rr •
his brilliant fancy, his pohobed st.) le, and his carnet
and impressive manner.
'Wednesday morning wive taken up with the timer
Mewl in the Cstliege proper. The graduating ~ 1:i
was not large. but most of the young gentlemen
quitted themselves very creditably. This wt. ,
memorable epoch in their lives. The doors or 0
College closed behind them—they lingered on i
balcony and looked out at the future with anxious
and inquiring gate. It, still, stony, as expressi on less an a Sphynx, returned the stare. Their position
on tile threshold of life calls up a troop of recolle..
tines, and suggests a train of thought which I intn-t
not follow now. On Wednesday evening, Jane's 11.
Hopkins, of your city, delivered an address befo re
the Phi-gamma-delta Society. Afterwards, John 1..
Dawia.n, of Fayette county, addressed the Washing
ton and Union Literary Societies. Mr. Dawson's
speech was full of eloquence and learning, and was
appreciated by a large and attentive audience.
At the close of his address there was a beautiful
display of tire works in the campus; an illuminated
balloon was sent up; it sailed gracefully away until
lost in the depths of distance; the college buildings
were illuminated, and the whole scene was surpas
singly grand. To the there is something so awe in
spiring and solemn in a fall, quiet blare, or a flaming
rocket, that I never witness suet, exhibitions with
out wondering how Nero could rejoice while Rowe
was burning. But when the artificial lights died out
and the moon rolled on her way in silent sweetneis,
inspiring all with gentleness and love, each felt that
though art might gratify for the moment, the beau
ties and glories of nature are unfailing.
On Thursday Robert A. Koontz, Esq., delivered a
salutation to the alumni of the college. lie was fol.
lowed by Rev. James J. Brownson, with a historical
address. Then Thomas H. Elliott, M. D., of Alle
gheny city, delivered an address commemorative of
deceased alumni of the college. All of these address.
es were exceedingly interesting; were written in a
-classical. captivating style, and received the unani
mous and hearty commendations: of an intelligent and
discriminating audience. They are AI to be pub
lished, and you will have the pleasure of perusing
them. On Thursday afternoon a jubilee dinner was
Served up fur the alumni, who did full justice to all
the luxuries. After the table was cleared there was
"a feast of reason and a flow of soul." Venerable
ministers, learned jurists, eminent politicians, and
renowned instructors partiolpated in the proceedings
and added to the hilarity of the occasion.
'OD Thursday evening the festivities closed with a
party given by Mrs. Hanna, principal of the Female
Seminary here. It was a brilliant and pleasant
party. The number of bright-eyed beauties assem
bled there, was a subject upon every tongue--of
coarse I moan every masculine tongue. y 4i.o k now
I have little taste for such things, don't you? But I
unite with all in expressing the thanks due that ac
complished lady and successful instructor, Mrs. Han
na, in the liberal entertainment given. I could tell
you much more of the interesting doings of the week,
but I have no more time nor paper, so believe me
Yours truly, SCRIBBLER.
PROP. CONRAD, of Wittemburg College, Ohio,
estimates the number *Germans, or descend
ants of Germans In the United states at 4,000,-
900.
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The Democratic State Central Committee of
Pennsylvania performs a pleasing duty in direct
ing the attention of the people to the nominations
made by the National Conventio n , on th e Gth of
June, IS. l lti The incidents which prt reded, ac
companied and followed that decision of the
representatives of the National Democrat v, hare
inspired the felicitations of patriotic meu in
every part of t h e country. The voice of the
people, faithfully represented at I 'lll6l_lllM,
gratefully re, onds t, the action or the thoiven
tion. The re,ilt had scarcely been announced
before it 1 , 1, , welcomed in every State of the
confederacy, and the rejoicings of the people
confirmed the earnest, all pervading and deep
seated sentiment in favor of our distinguished
statesman. Since the time when the masses
proclaimed their preference for the hero of New
Orleans no such demonstration has been witness
ed in the United States. The harmonious exam
ple of the august body which selected our
candidates was promptly followed by the en
dorsement of the most distinguished intellects
in the Democratic party. The voice of
the venerated Cass. first raised at the Capi
tal of the [Mon in tte support of these
I candidates. was re-echoed by the patriotic
Douglas, and the upright Chief Magistrate of the
Natimn. The great cities of the North, and of
the West, and of the far South, caught up the
enthusiasm which ratified the nominations at the
Convention itself and a national ovation. impr.•
eedented in our annals, was crowned with . the
I voluntary tributes to our can,- ,d mail.). id the
moot eminent men hereto ore in the rants of the
opposition .
The people. if anitnatril liy one Tustin,
tiocked from ilitie.rent •iirictions of the 1 nine to
the scene of action to derlare their preferetv'e
f or J a n ie , Itlndianan They had followed hi. ,
record during a long life, until. at last. :1, ur
after nn. , ihrr the venerated representative- .1
disappeared from the •ia, , f ,
of 11,11‘ , 11. lir 1 , 14'11111e li;tir -p ••d. .r
for the hiellio-t ott. i c .11 their glut. .lt 11 pe
iiot when !Hello!, reir: - voldeiox it, 011 V dranch
of Cotigre•iis and (hr. to usurp control in
the other it lien the
are .1 and arri-1 onto etlect iu several
Statep of the f 111(1”, 'WI, a man 'IP Mr. litichao
an becomes a tial:prial cceossity. Thirty-five
year: , dodinguidie 1 ii , erviece tii,lll,l country In
the National Council., thirty-live years unsultdid
by a single tai.dakr. thirty-tire years of altnicit
constant riesuciation with the eminent patnot• I
oilier toys- thiity five nears of elmmpionsh.p
of the t'dnidout; red•ier him peculiarly the
candidate for the coming ritrat t r.gre. Perinilk a.
nia, after Frio nt,l, s I,er favorite son at the for
of Alter Nittiunal av I after ylvi
ing with unmurmuring p itiiiiiiieto their ileci•ion
law, t hot her Ii le'ity to pritietfil h
1101 I .een forgotten. a" I that the 7.,'lttetl at Iltr.
See IltQ her eal the %lON I et ipee
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event hien arinotrae.e.l to an elperla,t
before the rliAeordawll brnilehr • ef the Ilernocrael
of New ..nk went. 1.n..11011 i , • gether :ur 16. t. 0,•
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All'i :t3/.•11+ 1 f
' ,l ac ,' before you our . I GUT ratell
dates. Freely ms the Convent..Al tin , . 1 ..1,, ih,
candidates thotriselve. have re-poodc•I. Mr. 1111
chanan by the record or lc, life ntel the recent
declarations of h'. opinions . Nlr 11recl i
by his manly and beautiful addres. upon th e
floor of the Convention. Nothihg is left to iu
ferenee. Intolerance i rebuked ; proscription
proscribed; abolitionism denounced the right
of the States re affirmed : the principle of the
Nebraska bill endorsed. There is a conkpleteue s „
in the dignity and in the emphasis with which
all this has been done, which dhow that it ha,
been the work of men who felt that they were
dealing with an intelligent people. and acting a s
the trustees of an exact and jealous but at the
same time confiding and conscientious Democra
cy.
Th. ,dc, , .“I the prdy Imr,
x,olvt fl the A!II tele I 111 . .0 i far no by
their own action they Can consummate that diretol
result. They can 00 longer assemble in IS . al joual
Convention ; they congregate as the reprenentati es
at a fragment of one half of our happy oonntry. anti
they arrogate to theineekes the mastery of tie other
half by attempting to consolidate a fierce and tatatti.
cal sectional majority in every depart inept the
government. They declare that the country ix on
the eve of unprecedented i , mvulsione, and they pro.
claim their purpose to arrest those eon% ulsioun Icy
ignoring and insulting fifteen sot ereign Suites of the
Union. They talk of pears, and In their Conrem
tions proclaim a paltry which must end in civil war.
They appeal.to !leaven to sanetity a
which, if successful, would destroy the fairest fabric
of freedom on the globe. They in, ite our country.
men to support their cause in the midst of the most
irreverent blasphemies of the Constitution. They
prate of exclusive Americanism, while they accept an
leaders, men who profane the sages of the past with
inconceivable calumnies, But they deserve oredit
for their boldness. They do not attempt to conceal
the fearful end which, should they succeed, must
crown their efforts. True to the history of all sec
tional parties, they would unite men not by a love of
country but by a hatred of national priimiples. Their
bond of action is a sympathy of antagonisms, not a
harmony of patriotic sentiments ; and to consum
mate their purpose they would BllGrifietl every great
material interest of society. They have already
succeeded in dividing the Christian Church, and now
they would lay their hands upon the bulwarks of our
liberties; they would wrest the Constitution from
the glorious purpose to which it was dedicated by its
founders; and they would erect at Washington a sec
tional despotism whose presiding divinities would be
hostility to the equality of the States and the equality
of the citizens, and relentless war ;pen the domestic
institutions of the South.
The Democratic party, on the other hand, repre
sents our whole country. Standing upon the firm
foundations of the Constitution, its doctrines ore the
same on the shores of the Pacific and the bunks of
the St. Lawrence. It addresses itself to no local
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feeling, it involvea no.sectional support : it protect:
the rights guaranteed by the fttudameetal law. no
matter what portion of the people is directly inter
: eeted in their preservation. Its mission is a peaceful
, miesitm. Should the nominations of the Cincinnati
Convention be sustained, as we eentidently believe
1 they will be, the Democratic party will entitle itself
to the renewed Confidence uhd gratitude of the nation
by exterminating every element of distend that now
disturbs our happy land. Under the guidance of a
kind Providence, we Anil bate in the Presidential
1 chair a patriot who will labor couscientiously and
1 eourngeously to render his administration worthy of
the expectations of his vountry. This aceouiplisheil
he will have appropriately closed his long career, and
hate made his name aSea memory and a proud
I example through o ut cowing generations.
Tim Central Committee iu conclusion di met the
attention of the Democrats of the State to the impor•
tent work of an immediate mid thiodugh organize
non. The Committee is doing and trill continue to
do its whole duty : but inn cause like ours and in a
canvass like the present, every individual Democrat
should be active and vigilant: every school district
I should be explored by our young men, and every
nook and earner of the State filled with truthful dee
' urnents. That organization is always the best which
1 derives its vigor from systematized primary eStleete
tions. Our adversaries are skilled in the work of
1 circulating their dogmas among the people. They
lent!. age enlisted fanatical demagogues and agita
tors in their ranks, and they beast of having plant.'
come of their moot dangerous doctrines in our good
old State. If we add to these facilities, the dark
and secret plots of an oath-bound order, we shall be
able at a glance to understand what n fee we have to
...intend with. led us. then, unitise the sleepers, if
say there he. Let us continue tie generous rivalry
nod patriotic unity which now thrill auil enliven ear
ranks from Nlaine to tleorgei. Let no Democrat ile
',eve himself with the !dee that he can Is nu good.
Etery etiert, ieo matter him teeble, is a contribution
I. the taus, .k rot with such it ono se tetra. neii
suet eandolatii. iiritlizatien is a duty gratefully
periiert ed in. anil in-i diet's el v and gladly di s ch argi ,J,
,11.11 IN W. F 1 diN Ey, rho„.eiee
tfid e in U.
Jas. h . Jettusion. .1. it.
'leorge Plitt. Wm. 11. Koos,
drys' litlmcte , iitterge s.
Militate It o i e . trtioree IL Dueller,
N thew tie, ileerge striae',
tfitoree tie , rge White,
.1 Itieliter. Jones,
Knott Italenbach,
WI.. Wm. Murray.
Wm. V. NUtfratil, Thomas A. Maguire
lizard 'V. Power, I: M Weaver.
1e urge M , o rn, Dr. It. it Th nee),
Thos. .1. Tuutnens, Asa Lathrop,
Jesse Johnsen, if Ilium 11. heti,
Wm. T. Merisiiii, Jultui Sherwood,
A. IL 'NTH., IL 11. Dent,
Joseph lletuphill, William S. tiarefe,
.1. C. Leiper, Sold. P. Cochran,
J. Lawrence dots. Jos. Douglass,
XV re. Karnes, It. F..- 1 1iinn,
`''sawn', James M. Eiredin,
John bests, .1. M. liiustor,
Sarum./ C. stainleugh, Samuel It. Wilson.
C. It tilentriger , tiered Lynch,
11. El. Swarr, At. 1. Stewart,
.pas. NUM:then, it I, Workle.nn,
Isaac ti. M 1,11 j ," !, t Latle , i. libe.k,
AMireW liepS 1,, W Peewee,
Wm. H. M,iler . eLsole,
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14.1.itag Gents' f if for, !Waver tttol SOA 1141.. two t.
4 tt.t
1 , 01c...rt fine of all LAOI.; lk."11111* . nt ,•,
my loaf of Cat. mad Straw Huts t tor In. tol, anti LI.,
genot ally, all. hare No liberally patr,aia...l
1.0 ...von, will tioll trash InducrolenV t.. fas,r ltin a ill
,alla Menai. do No, and 110 yulint,lser.lll. t.•,•
.Stir imitto IN • Sales nod Light Pndita."tt
LAM), 'LA U) oIL,
MUM/ LINK?,
SIM A li•lililLED and
A large stoak always on hand at CAN VASSKD HAMS.
No. 497 Liberty Street,
tier A Short Lennon.- -To q. p beta 000 1, mtil „n ; 1711'81112 RUH, PRN N'A .
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1 1,. 1;$ ..) in 11 cowl w o rk, and whoever intlio. the vietini oi 1111 SMITH w ' IV "A 111 " " 'l''''• It 111:Tidi
Gugh, Iti.•n, bitin, oi tine Pllill1; , 1111%) . ;118 , 1100, O; WO; olO• SMITH, MAIR & HUNTER,
1.,.,11, of Dr Itogors' I I vorworth, Tar and Canchalagmi, lii. WIIOI 14' SAI I' GROCEIIS
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tithe reinelly is persevered In. See prtfliphkt ill Agent, 1 Lit WWI and 161 Front it,,
t,,,d,,,,,,,i ..,,,ii„,,..,,n t 1,....t),.., ..i.... ,hl7.ttin
111 Pittsburgh, Pa.
a- For wile, wholesale and retail, by It. E StiLLEltli A ,
CIL corner Wood and &wend litft4All, JAMES BLAKELY,
EVROPEAN AGENT AND CONVEYANCER
s, also by II KNHERSON et BRO., Liberty iitre,t; II P.
SC lIW A IiTZ, and It NCR 11A NI A Mut{ IiNN AN, Al lea hei ly , j l 1 I
out' jel FAA wl w ! Corner of Seventh and Smithfield streets,
*lir Prom the N. York National Monitor PITTSBURGH.
of February 24.-11 rtigllN V.POIL—Dr. Curtin has dune more 15:15... Passengers brought from the old rountry to Pitts.
h, nod moneys remitted to iturope.
to Ameliorate the condition of humanity afflicted uvith lung burg Inev2l
.omplainta, than any other practitioner or medic'. that : JAB. i-XiLIANS J. BANKS KNOX
1n id niggled with the secreto of the mnfnia nu-Alien, for the i JAMES COLLINS & CO .
Liat , votary, by the invention and perfection of nullumen. L .
tuent that aill convey to the tulip a anidiolue in the shape l. orwarding and Commission M 1
erchants,
..,f a highly Medical.] Vapor, which arts directly on the ' PROPRIETORS or THE
disease, and not, as hitherto, by sympathy. Tinise who arc Collins, Pittsburgh, Meadville & Erie
timibleil with diseases arising from disonliired lungs, will 1 CANAL LINES.
imbserve their Interests by giving the Hygerin Vapor a trial.. Nos. 114 AND 115 WATER STREET, PITTSZURCIff, PA
ondion.—nr. Ounns' Ifirawu is the original and only 1
0 0 nine article tinviniiii wavy
AV:MOAN d CO., N.. Its 4 Wo,liotn,t
. •- - 1 PITTBoCROII
- will you Suffer, WHIM( RELIEF CAN BE i Wm. 13agaley .1 Co., Murphy, Tiernan A Co.,
SO EASILY OBTAINEDI—hare you a Sore Throat, Quiney,.l S m i th I . Sinduir. Ilamptu, Wilson & Co.,
. M'Candless, Means .4 Co., English Rihardo.
Rheuniathim, Neuralgia, &ouchltis, Croup, Stitf Joints, Frvet pn IL ‘DELpain--
Rites, Burns, Sprains, or Palm , In any part of your system i 1 Itatraley,Woixiward A Co, Truitt, Brother & CO.,
You can be relieved at 1, , L1C0 by using the most beautiful of i _ W °cal ' Bacon A Co. 110128
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all Liniments, the .` White Circassian Liniment," prepared i i )-1-44 TII T -
STE kNI MIT —T
by Dr. SCOTT, of Morgantown, Va.. and for sale cheap, i _i.„4.2i..iLi JL. _I J ,
wholesale and retail, by Dr. If Evsr.R. 140 Wood street, and
ALLF,OHENY. •
J. , 03. P. FLEMING, near R. R. Depot, Allegluiny. See tut- 4140- FLOUR DELIVERED TO FAMILIES in either of the
verttsement in another column of tu-day's paper. fumr-kim ; two Cities.
_
. _ ()ROHM may t/... , loft at the Milker in boxes at the stores of
d+3' Call at No. 164 Wood street, and ex-
LOGAN, WILSON A CO., 62 Wood street.
amine our stock of son lists and Wtsrm Cars. Just re- ' BRAUN & REITER, cor. Lib ,
erty and St. Clair streets.
ceiveil, a large , lot of Shanghai, Celesktel, and other styles of It P. SCIIIVARTZ, Druggist Allegheny.
DT., which we will sell low for rash. M0V. , •./M .1. CO., 104 , TKHMS: CAME, lON URI.I V EILY.
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Redding's Russia Salve.—lt is a Boston remedy
of thirty years' standing., and is recommended
I , y physicians. It is a cure and speedy pure for
burns, piles, boils, corn.i, felons, chilblains, and
old sores of every kind ; for fever sores, ulcers,
itch, scald head, nettle rash, bunions, sore nip
ples, recommended •liy nurses,) whitlows, sties,
festers, flea bites, spider stings, frozen limbs,
salt rheum, scurvy, sore and cracked lips, sore
ne, , e, warts and flesh wounds, it is a most valua
ble remedy and cure, which can be testified to by
thousands who have used it in the city of Boston
and vicinity for the last thirty years. In no in
stance will this Salve de an injury, or interfere
with physician's prescriptions. It is made from
the purest materials, from a receipe breught from
Russia--of articles growing in that country--
and the proprietors have letters from all classes,
clergymen, physicians, sea captains, nurses, and
others who have used it themselves, and recom
mend it to others. Redding's Russia Salve input
in large tin boxes, stamped on the cover with a
picture of a horse and a disabled soldier, which
picture is also engraved on the wrapper. Brice,
15 cents a box. Redding & Co., proprietors.
Aberdeen, in Scotland, or else from the scattered
fragments which the excavation of ancient cities
For sale by LI. A. Fahnestock & Co., Flem
ing Bros., R. E. Sellers & Co., Dr. G. H. Keyser
and H. Miner & Co., Pittsburgh ; Beckham &
M'Kennan, .Allegheny city.
Si - Have You a Rupture of the Botvelet
--I c ould moat rempextfully invite the attention of theme .1-
flirhvl with hernia or rupture of the hovels (I) my splendid
patt , rug. and h., snit every
is., applied and riatiafaction guarantied in every
at lily
gut Wood strict, Pitighurgh, Pa , sign the
Mortar. Altiung the Truasen gold by nig will he
feu n.l
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411411,.. trusses, single and (1 , 411,1 t
I 11,1,11t,it rre.,4 , ,, closlehrs . arid .11dt.
E.:prir Spr-,;49 rrta., ;
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'rite prida f Truss,. vary Trent $2 t, tall. Titania'
id Kaput - NI patient. eau be attired by remitting money mad
ling the tnea.ure itasmuil tile hips, stating whether the
r urets,m the right of left side I :also sell and adapt
l ere flo"ddlO Body Br-.ire, fur the rare of Protege
ere 1. tel I, VI eat:newt of the er A bd,,111,1, Piles, Chriode
I tiarr lova, sioi say weal: a'. had debit'.
tate.] L....111t0n of t l.r al.lowlima ion. le..
I, Pi!. /1.1 A'w.loerorwal .N4qP). orb,
Vzilish F.'1,e41,.- .141 , 41,11,1 ,
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i 1,411) ~ r t ter :tow in use. T rtho
.V.Joulder ii,., t vcry style for wrak ritesttsl and stoop
Kiaini R I.nik'n nod nu kin.. v 0414.
all kind,
, and (+d(.nn. nnil in fart ,net
k nn..-huntenl .tp• ;In Ow Cort• if
I , lt. lik'l,Eit •.141,1 1.1 1,14,1., ill War“ ~r
i 14st l.n. all of I • - :n .o. "...111 L 114• patwnt 1. r art Itin.;.
1.0 d A 31 4 .4) 1!..r line pativnt and apply tile Tr 11,4
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Oft. H EY, , ER, 141) NV.,nl
, 1:1”.1.• I y ~f : h.• (L1.1..11 Mortar
A. A ,AItRIER S CARRIEtI
A. A. CARRIER S. BRO.,
F,..Lirtli and Smithfield streets. Ptuaburgli,
A 4: T 8
Slate Mutual Fire and Marine lusuracie
Cu., , API7.iL. $350,000.
Wrard Fire anti Marine Insurance CO.,
PIT A 1., $300,000.
Intourtknee Co. of the Valley of Vlrgluirt
WI Y.H. .1 CA PITA 1., 1541111,000,
Common weal( h Insurance Company, HA)
HlStilini CA PITAL. $300,000.
aunt,- ticut Mutual Life Insurance Co.,
11.\uTF NU CAPIrIL 82.154,459.
retslssylvanla Insurance Co., a
e A I'l A.VI , NM, $149,022 49
vAN A CAM*IIII., Socrtgasy
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sA 31 I' El, FA NESTOCK,
ImpoicrEit & DEALER IN
FffitElGN AI)N I)OMF,STIC
HARDWARE.
No. h W ..10(1 •reef, between Diamond
alley and Fourth Street,
; 7' (- ,; PA.
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u L,. t. mnpa-e•tiuli the Atlvilt;,ll of parhawg,
HENRI" 11. COLLINS.
Produce and Commission Merchant,
No. 45 Wood Street
FORsI - 111 SCOTT.
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
Il A N I s,
Dealer. lu Wool, Hides, Flour,
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Lato rittaburgh.
SEEI=I
ItOONS HERSTINE,
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I;eneril Produce Commission Mei :hank
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M NUFACTII:EIiS of
(II I ',SON F' It N.t C ES,
'Wrought Iron Tubing . ,
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For Wornaingr and Virlllllllntl lig Botitling..
pi- W. d Aoil, c,..trat't Wl' It walling n.l.tti Vt`la.il4l.l.l[lo,
1,, Slvaln dia . l 1 . 11,r , or CI: 11,,11'. Fur 1t..., Church
Fnciorind, (.1 rtr•ti ju g ,
trit ur llorrlel. STRKET,
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ALEX. HUNTER,
iniALtit IV
FLOUR. GRAIN.
BACON, LARD, LARD OIL,
4 A 1) PROD U r: ri A .VERaLJ. 3',
511/9 Liberty street,
PITT9I3OIIOII.
WILLIAM B. HAYS & CO.,
I)EAI.EItS IN
B.MIN II tIIS, SIDES AND SIIORDERS,
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No.' a FG571.4 Sti• •
N( . 114 ROOM, .10fiitS' RE* Bt7ILDING.
IS IN'tt_iVe OPEN daily V0n139..t0 2 o'clock;
ONO, on Wednesday arid eatnrday erienings, from 7 to 9
o'clock. -
Deposits received suits tot loes than Oao DOLLAR,
and a dividend- of the prodtit declared t wice a year, in June
and Deeember. Interest no, decinresfill tbe rate of six per
cent. per 11111111111, on the first of Derettljer, 1855. Also an
the tirt of Jon, 1856.
Book. containing the Charter. Ity-Laws, Rules and Real.
lotions, furnished gratis, on application at the office.
President--GEORGE ALBRKE.
VICE PRigirDttrrB.
John 11. Phoeiaberger,
Charles Knapp,
•
N. Grattan Murphy,
Theobald Umbstsetter,
Isaac M. Pennock,
Williani J. Anderson.
TRUSTIffiR.
Hupywell Ilepburn,
Otwg.R. Witite,
William F. Jolinalun
Jarnea W. llailman,
Alexander Bradley,
William Phi
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John G. Rackofee. James Flerdman,
Hill 13nrgwin, James D. Kelley. =
Albert Culbertson, John M. Kirkpatrick,
Hobert Chester, John D. McCord,.l. 'Jardine,. Coffin, Wafter P. Marshall,
Alonen A. Carrier, A. M. Pollock,
John tt. Cosgrove, Henry L. Magma,
CharyA. Colton, Robert Robb, . .
E. G. Edrington, James addle,
Francis Felix, George 8. Belden,
George F. Gillmore, Alexander Tindle,
James 8. Haan, William 8. lamely.
William 8. Haven, Wilson Miller.
Secretary and Preasurer—CLlAßLEB A. COLTON.
Jyleally
FARMERS AND MECHANICS'
FIRE & MARINE INSURANCE CO.
OP PHILADELPHIA.
Flu.*. THOS. B. FLORENCE, Pres'L
Et,w. R. ii[3llloLO, Secretary.
STATEMENT OF BUSINESS,
Front Ow Ist day f Auotst to the 31.tt day of Dec., 1.855
Amount received in Marine premiums S 68,242 31
Firm 39:908 82
Total premiums fur five mouths
CAPITAL
INVESTED AS FOLLOWS:
Boucle of Allegheny County, Pittsburgh, and
Pittsburgh n's $ 78,721 86
Railroad Road. trout. 33,40 ) u 0
Loon on Find Mortgage of Real Estate 59,950 U 0
stocks, Collateral 30,3134 00
Cash in Hank and on hen,) 11,092 2.2
Capital solswribed. (payment llot vet due) 97,000 00
Pl,lllOllll Note., not yet !natured............ .... .... 68,387 al
Due from Agents, (secured by Bonds/ 18,858 81
EXI,II/5., ul.I (...sllllllinbiUlltri 11,662 31t
$4U8,151 13
Total arnenut of Logeles Incurred, bat not yet tuljuuted:—
Hre $1,6438
3,th).0
$4,666 66
This Company Insirreo Hull and Cargo risks oh the Ohio
and Mississippi tributartm. 111 , 1111,9 against Loss or Damages
by Fires. Losses liberally adjusted and promptly paid.
lizetas.roas--.llou. T. 31. Howe, Gen. J. K. Moorhead,
James Wood.
For iniuraner: apply to
SAFETY INSURANCE COMPANY,
ok'FICE, 8. E. CORNER THIRD AND WALNUT BTB.,
4:;,) - - MARI NE INSURANCES oil Voted; Cargo, Freight,
ill part 4 of the world.
INLAND EVS2'II.4NCES ON GOODS, by Rivers, CumLs,
and Laud Carriages, U. all parts of the Dialon.
IGE INSURANCE ON MERCHANDISE gel...tiny. On
5.1, , ,m1. Dwelling 80um..., die..
.4,ls,ts ,j" the (bmpany November 5/A,18.56.
Bond', 1 ,, rt044- , :et Itttri Itral Estata $101,(020 04
Phthvtell.l,iit City, and other Lwum 0.5,210 00
St,cl, itt linnls, Itailmid and 1 asurtmen (V01.._ 21.060 10
1100 receivable. 100,4410 07
~t, 1:401 ...... ........................ 26,026 t.rd
1.1:11.1f.ex to hands of Agt.lltx, Preuttuua on Ma
mie I . ,.,Lictea nereutly ißsued, tlud other debts
due 110. C,.mpany.
du Lxc, tption
William Martin,
Jorterth H. Sera.
?Jinni aid (. Snider,
John C. Davis,
John R. Penn.,
Leitair,
Edward Dar lingt..n
Dr R M. Ilninou,
C Lads ig,
11 ugh Craig-,
Spew., kir II vain,
Charliat
II Joni-0 Innau,
J U. Johnson,
THets C If 4ND, Pirv , prat
Hrrirr LT wcnH , Stvretar
11:111~F.1tTUBERS' INSCBANCE COMM,
OF PHILADELPHIA.
0 / I AELTEELTEEPETIIAL--tinOiTED ET TEC STATE 01 RE:VAMTLTAIII.
Chartered Capital, 9500,000.
YINE. MARINE AND LS2AND 7'/t.A.PIBPaRTA TIOA
A A 'WS 1 LIPPINCO77. President.
OPPIN instEn.S. Sr,retn. ry.
EORMC YOUNti, Tressurer.
An rotl S. Lipp!. t
Nlnlll.,n
Ni.
c It Homy, 4.
J. I.n P. .413111, I. Flint IL
~o,! • alAy Lan bran orgairileJ with n C.rta.h
Lai, n.. 1 havu CktfliniliPti m aJtko the
t 011... Is% To olm4rrve prudence in condru t
with a prouelit n.cUtiAntout of 1 0 0u . 5..
No. it/ Hater street.
J. NEWTON JI/NES, Agent.
The followiL4 levil known and rewponxiblo Rana in Pitts
burgh raororien to th«tn. with regard to the
.t:tl.ll:ty ato.l .oliwitm. a the Alanufacturene Insurance
Cesnrany.
lirszner
iingge I`. Smith A C....,
Tieenn ACO
EMERITI
PE, FIRE AND MARINE
INSURANCE COMPANY,
CuRNF:R kW' WATER AND MARKET STREETS,
PITIPEBVRGH t
ROBERT GALWAY, PreelaeuL
Tulles. Ua\cxr, Soattary.
401-9'hts Company makm exary hisuranen appartatulas to
or conovoloil alth LIFE RISKS.
ngoinnt HULL AND CARtIO RISKS on the. Ohio
aal Mr..re and tributari., and MAJtINE RISK:
4..ne•ral I y
.11n1 against .Loso and Damage by Fin% and agednat th,
I . ,rds of the Sea and Inland tiarnnttion and TrAnKportanon
le+ I.tte.l al the Ivnt mt.& rates cannqateut with .ttoty t•
pan.,
111=
--' - •
ll...bert tlaluuy, Sarunel M'Ciurium,
J,....eph P. tra2.r.ou. Al. I.), J,..hu lie.M,
J 4.111.4 NI/tr.hull. (lurid Itirhey,
_hotly. \‘'. Ilal!ruun, Charles Arbuthnot,
A:. x Ander 1tr,;.11...), Joseph 8. heath,
..I..bn 1,1111.11,u, Nlartstiold B. Brown, •
1 , ,5bl 11. l'humbers, t s tarletlan Zug,
Il'illutu t Carr, Ihrbvrt LI. lieulloy,
J.., 11. 11. t; ill
&WS
CITIZENS' INSURANCE CONIPANV
OF PITTSBURGH.
WILLIAM liAGALEV,PredideaL
SA !IC h.l, L. NI A WiIIKLI., Serretary.
9.4 Md., str.rt , .N.t.ven Akr.let crud sbod streets.
41r.ar Ipsur.,l lICI.L AND CARGO RUSKS, thv Obit,
twl MIKSIANIppi Hirt‘r , nud trihutarks
Ineuret agniunl Lan ur DApakgo by
A 1240, agnityd the P. rile .J the st. nutl 11112111NavigAtLA
thd Trunepoethte,a
Malian, lia,,,ale), Cam_ Mark Sterling,
Jame,. M. Ooopr, tiatnuut M. Kier,
Samuel R. William Thughant,
lt,.toert Dunlap, Jr, John S. Dilworth,
Ito. M. Penuock, granola Sellers,
H. llarbaugh, .I.Behootnnaker,
Waiter arYa , it, " William It R.
.lebu Shipton. Peal
--__
EUREKA INSURANCE COMPANY
OF PITTSBURGH.
JOAN 11. StIORNBEIDJEIt, President.
ROBERT YLNNEY, Secretary
C. W. lIATOHRLOR, general
WILL INSURE AGAINST ALL KINDS
OF
MARINE AND PYRE RISES.
.1. II Shoeuberger, RECTOR&G. W. Casa,
U. W. Batchelor, W. K. Kin:lick, •
'[ease M. Pennock, T. B. Updike,
W. W. Martin, R. D. Cochran,
IL T. Leech, Jr.. John A. Carighey,
George S. Belden, S. S. Bryan,
David APCandleas.
Are All Loewe s sustained by parties Insured under policies
.svued by this Company will be liberally adjusted and prompt
0' luau at its OFFICE, No. tl9 WATER STREET. 1.011
PENNSYLVANIA INSURANCE CO.
OF PITTSBURGH.
Corner of Fourth and Smithfield Streets,
APTIIoItIZED CAPITAL, 0300,000.
/14-11imure Bolding eat' other Property against Loss or
Dantittiv I.y Eire, sail the Perile of the &a and Inland Nakt.
gation Tia“ororttion.
DiRSCTORS.
Wm. P. Johnston, Itody Pattermo, Jaeob Painter,
A. A. Carrier, W. APClint,ms., Jas. P. Tanner,
ileum, W. Smith, W. D. Haven, D. E. Park,
I. Oder Sprout, Wade Hampton, D. M. L one,
A. J. Jones, J. 11. Jones, H. Hs COgtalmil.
on+lollßB.
President Hon. WU. P. JOHNSTON. •
Fia .listratent BODY PATTERSON.
Seise and .. A. A. CARRIER.
WESTERN INSURANCE COMPA_Ni
Primmest's.— GEORGE PAMIR, President; 15.
GORDON, Secretary.
Will Insure against all kinds of risks, FLU and itiAltlan,
All Insane will be liberally adjusted and promptly paid.
A Home Institution, managed by Directors who are well
known
n
the community, and who are determined„ by
promptness and liberality, to maintain the character which
they have assumed, as offering the best protection three
who desire to be insured.
Diasorons—R. !diner, Jr., C. W. Hicketson, J. W. Butler,
N. Holmes, Jr., W. IL Smith, C. thmsen, George W. Jackson,
Andrew Ackley, James Lippincott, George Ikunie, James Na
A uley, Alexander Nimick, Thomas Scott.
So- Office, No. PS Water street, (Warehouse of Spang &
Co., up stairs,) Pittsburgh.
nov2-itly
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IN S 113 RANCE! INSURANCE —Applida r
11013 for Insurance tor several good reliable Insolence
12.inpaniett received by GEo. W. BUNN, at his heal Male
Agency and Intelligence Office, on tho porta stde of Ohio
fourth door cast of the Diamond, Aitramfir Orrr. juT.
JAMES KEIUt, tit. -'" Rom. AI. ITUNTEII
Forwa K rd E R
anR
& l H
iSIISiNTEeRtb
ants,
Ardir- ST E MBOAT A.GANT.gelilk,
Leme, between Pine and Oh ata.,
feb2ellarly] BA/NT
INEMEI
TITOMAN J. EIIINTER., Agent,
No. 90 Water et, bet. Wood and Market.
DELAWARE MUTUAL
Philadelphia
I=l
Jam. C. Hand,
Theephilus Paulding,
James Traquair,
William Eyre, Jr.,
Jonhita L Price,
James Tennent,
Samuel E. States,
Maury Si. All,
James B. 31cFarLaud,
Charles Schaffer,
Itobert Burton,
John B. Semple, Pittsburgh
D. T-sm"rg.n,
J. T. Logan,
WM. MARTIN, Presi.lent
ent.
P. A. MADEIRA, Agent,
OS Water street, Pittabargb
MARINE INSERANCE.
FIRE RISKS.
111:14A 13.
N 4,41,
. 4 .!trd Weoks.
(hark,. J.
RR►R'RICRS
Wilsou. Childs .t
linnipton .t Campl.,ll,
U. Chilti4 A Cu.
I'IT'I'SBURUH
MIME!
" t~::~
:~
;.,_ .
r . _ ;;}
r Prom a -Olittiiir*Oopik*em#l4-17"0110
BAR, van OR P.,tiT ORATOR Or ViNffFKVIRO.Tha-st.'
Monnantown, BOWL
Dr. Scotf: Dear fitr—Last fall I had - a - violent attack of
Having fur several Weeks MK 1110,.441prd7
remedies without any permanent benefit eribl4fjour
WHITE orvisiErkir. 1 hod rieit4loiiiiierthatt
week. when I was almost totally relieved. I have. - every
reason 40 attribute - Hits-relief lb life '`ottliterriedlcine,
and I have no hesitation In estylngtbaK s tjouteider',your
LINIMENT a very valuable remedy for ithetitasollesthat-
Dons_ Very respectfully, IVIL*T.
DrAlniane's Istraovito Liver Pins and tiftglir
env, also Dr. I. Scott's Celebrated' ID/i1:411 , 011V14 ,
meat, prepared solely under the siiperrial4 nt*;..f.*tts
reviler Medical graduate, and fllyetchuict iii4ol(l64lBC
tire. None genuine, only as prepared by , Dr. L Stiott'atio,
Bank Place, Morgantown, Virginia.
NEWS PRObrIIIg'''POUNTAIN ILBADI
Mono mOnwn,
,
This is lo welsh, That I have - exaMined the Snow. for
preparing McLane'e Improved,Ventnittige4ands%lmproved
Liver Pills by Dr. : l:Scott, who hails:en InAlw-habit of pre
paring and ming my original inedloineS,ltiinyAfila.durinill
the but thirteen years, and that.r.belieVeliel=uproveu
them. I make the abovostatement the tiioro' ;ti an I
have no Interest In them whatever. 0. MaLAILII,
~D
Dr. MoLane's IKPROVZD Termlfnge and - nueutvins 'Lifer
Ms, accompanied by certificate of O. McLane, kir isle by
Druggists and Merchants everywhere.
Da. OEO. IL KETBER, 140 Wood et., Wholesale Agent.
Da. J. P. PLEALING, Allegheny, near Railroad popot,
WholiWale Agent. je24.-daarape
tm.. Time Past and Present.--ifWPvedl remem
ber, in the days of our childhood, of. witnesiling the anaffe•r
ken eta beloved parent as he grasped In agony thoelde of
his choir, while enduring the torturing palni of the Tic
boulunreUX, and seeing the moistened cloth spread over-his
face to give momentary relief, and cool the fiery burning of
the Erysipelas. But then no remedy was at hand;.Fenne
dy had not made his MEDICAL DISCOVERY. At the pres
ant day, through the powerful agency of tide. medicine,
tiles° diseases are comparatively but In name where If is
u,ed. One, two or three bottle.% according to the severity of
tl o case, wilticure as surely as the earth revolves, or ,night •
succeeds the day. For all humors It has proved itself a
master remedy, and we bid .Sir. Kennedy god tip. 6.14 ia
efforts to relieve the sick.
Sir See long advertisement In another column.
$lOB,lOl 31
300,000 00
$408,151 13
.old wholesale and retail at DR. GIiORGH H. KEYSI#M
140 ;loud street, sign of the Golden Mortar, and,at
FLEMING'S, Allegheuy. Jq24'dk.sr
4144- ilatelielor's Hair Dye not
attained by indolence and ease ; there Is no crease lot to -ant
venial facer. The world will not be blows like chaff into •
channel indicated by imitators. Witness the lestesehered
fame of BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE,' won by watching when
others tarot, sustained by its Warizudi worth . and: truthful
ness to nature. Warranted net to disappoint the lopei of
thaw who me it. Made and sold, or applied et the Wig Fac
tory, 233 Broadway, New York.
Sold, wholesale and total', by Dr. (40. H, 462,4 14 .11136.„. „1,40
Wood stroot.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
, -
BASKET VIC-11.1C FOR TIER' - ALLEGRENT
K '
County Teachers, , Directors and Friends of Common
Schools, to be held on SATURDAY, 2Sth lust.,a4 Mansfield,
about live miles Nom Pittsburgh, at the Junction of the
Noblest<Ain and Washington Plankroads
The following distinguished persons have beeis Invited and
sod are expected to he present: fiia Excellency, Gov.Jaa.
Pol lock; lion. A. Curtin, State Superintendent; IJon; H.
C. Hickok, Deputy Superintendent; Hon. Thos. H. Him
rows, Hon. Jonas It. Sl'Ctintock; T. J. Bigham,
L. Eaton and Prof. James Thompson._
Omnibuses NT:II be In readiness at the Excelsior LintirDo
pet, Fifth st
The Teachers, Directors and friends of Common EchboiS of
All egh eny county, are respectfully Invited to, attend"'
B. ftL EBBB.,
Ch'm Cann, of Arrangements.
OLD ECLIPSE
.1956.
93,389 0,1
100.000 u 0
Je24,ll.w—ch D.
$.517,348 I
FREIGHT LINE.
gimmuagimicomm
TIS LINE Is NOW PREPAR 6 ED- bring
all kinds of freight from New York, in-thrziodays, at
g1.,2011100 lbs., and from Philadelphia in 40 htritralitll , IS
100
RECEIPTS GIVEN FOR TT= WITH A WRITTEN
OHARANTEE.
%Ili_ No parer packages or =all bundles received.
'alark goods "ECLIPSE FREIGHT LINE."
C. B. ALLEN, Agent, No. 2 Astor House, /NOw /4:41q,
J. J. McICEETM Agent, cur. Broad and LocustiThila.
Bor further information, appla• to-
IV. B. BARROLT. S Agent; :
No.63Fatirtb et-
je24:lln—Jouroal copy
TREASURER'S NOTICE.-THOMAS
BLACKMORE, Treatnarer of Allegheny minty, would
ttreet the utteution of Mayora, Aldermen and liargearte,'i to
the toll u ing Act of Astentbiy, which he ht dehetmlned to
enforce to the toll tztent of the law:
AN ACT
Relating tog, es, forfeitures and penalties to the alpaf l'hs7a
clelphict add the county of .411,gkeni:6
SE,TioN 1. Ekr it etfacted by thefinnate mid, °newel mep
rosentatives of ton Cummonwealth of Pennonnitio;lo aen
rna Assembly met, and it is hereby enacted by the autheri
ty ,Pr the san, that from and after the passageld this act,
the Mayors of the ell lee of Philadelphia, Pittsburgh and:Al
legheny. the burgesses of the several boroughs of Allegheny
county. se also the Aldermen of said cities, and the justices
the N'el, arena,] county, shall make a statement, under
oat It, on first Nionday of A pril,July, October and January
tuett year, .if all the Linos, forfeitures and penalties received,
by them under the provisions of the several Acts of Assail
bly of this Coufmanaoalth, to the respective treasurers of
,ad city of Philadelphia, and county of Allegheny, and
=ball at the same time pay ever to fetid treasurer the aviotutt
of :odd fines. forfeitures and penaltia for the use,of,tsfid city
or county as the case may be: and should any of said fa
cers fail to furnish said stab meat, and pay over said atitirnn
so collected and so required as aforesaid, thti.ptuty
o,ting shall forfeit and pay to the sail city of Philadel
phia or the county of Allegheny, as the case may be e ibo
sum of two bemired opd tlft) dollars, to be recovered by an
action of debt in the Court of ConattionPlefts, In the county
of Allegheny or Philadelphia, as theme may be. All laws
incousten•ut a ith the above arts hereby rept:abut,
IiNNItY IC. entoxo,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
1Y)1. M. WESTER;
Ppealter of the &Ws.
Approved the twenty-sixth day of Apny Ann) Tlfititatilt
one thousand eight hundnsland My five.
JAMES POLLOCIt
P. S.—Those embraced in the publlehe444 of the Mena Appraiser, are hereby notiffed thn4 the polled .nlatit
which they can settle thelrtaitea will expire on thelne., - 45 f
July next. After that data they will he dealt . williatteld-
Inn to law. TIEOMAB BLACKMON);ii
je24:2tdaltw • foamy Trennuirrib
AG
.ENTS wanted in every part of 'the
United States. to well Rights kw sereral new aptim
pr. vest Invention'. Fe smart men with a small eapitali tfie
al.ve oilers aCI to realize from $l5OO to s2ooo , toar
year. For partivnlars address (with a stamp enclosed,) .Y.
W. LOW, 51i Washington street, Bostqw• Je24:3mw
F OR RENT—Warehouse No. 6G, on Wood
street near Fourth Street, occupied by Wm. Boyle.
I'vlseastou given ittoniatitaely For terms iiwnlre of
BROWN & KT RICYATIticx,
N. IP3 Liberty at.
WE OFFER FOR SALE ABOUT FORTY
arrea of prime blind on the old Wlttlaiiitozi BOW,
'hall, 'fully ttittuttcd, which we would eat loti to.
Boil unrclutacrts.. It Lo one of the platten location tot
-0.1 try residcucel around the city, qudwiiJbe gad IoW.
\1 Of) No. Ter Fourtb'et.
ONE HUNDRDO DOLLARS A YEAr it.
—For sate , , twoatory dwelling house of four
tun' ki t4ter.. sprin t ; home,,Ac., situate on Wir.r:usstreet,
with liugo lot of ground of 96 &IA teet 4%1 h.. ) , 165 , deep;
fruit trees, Ac. The soil is goad 4.14 *** ion pl‘sant_
Price:7l4oo. Terms $5OO in han4
~__tuntsol.,der at $lOB per
ear. •
" 2 ". dERT 8(INt
_______ 800._
COMMONWEALTH P'NSURANCEJO
RARR/ 81 /;;RO •
chartered Citp:taat, saoo,ooe,
innires Burr t "
and other Property against Loos or
!Amigo by I'ltr.; Olio, against Perlis of the Sea, Inland
Nerigstlon (IPA Thnsportatiop, •
triTICERS,:-SMON O AtERDN, President.
BENZ, PANIC.E, Tice President.
S. & CARRIER, Secfetary„.
A. A. CARRIER, Agent, Fourth and Einithillehl. ffeZtithn
RY GOODS ATRIISDCEIT:titibES:
4_, A. A. MASON 1: CO. are now offering 04.1 — lmmense
stock of Dry Goods comprising every varietrof silk thaw's,
mantillas, silk andstraw bonnets, One drew grohkezobtuld.
eries and trimmings, hosiery, gloves and mitts, domestic and
liousekeepihg goods of every description, Alo., at greatly
reduced prices. No. 25 Fifth street- Je2ft
ing
Al a
- POR SA SALE -A very ,Countr3r
Residence, ow:414'111w 63 Aeres, beautifully situated on
the Ohio RIM, atutedjoinlng the town of Rear er--,well
proved, with a good Wargo lions° and . other
forest shrubbery, do, THOMAS WOODB i
jam
75 Fourth street. _
pri.r . „summit:kr
1,7 sale by KERRY H. COLLINS.
COUNTRY SEATS FOR:.SAI.X,I.n.. the
handsomen locattous on the /mirth, Street lioad,ittii4e,
mites from the eity. Now is . the Unto to: buy. linguini .iir
je23 TatlfAit_WOODS, 7 fanartittft, -
IfOLTS—E—S AYII.----SAL--"-E---Aildeserig.d_iori
, tWoods' Printed land Ite gitter;Mi l44 / 1 . . Pratt
to who call at , lie,lfi Aillltta Atztet. - ;If You tirlatt
Renee on a specyhttkua, call in • Tkunoso,vooDat,
J 023 _
•.• : . : o.s.treet:.•-.
$
ALLEGHENY -ItALLEY :TARAaI)
sh
_keit Jcsairate narosistis
ata the - Alleglreny Ri ver
- TWO ,-DAILY TRAlNfiSol,l'lttabuTL, Afg!lbliqiia zt
4 / 6 7iting Express, at g - 4. M., tbr KITTANIMI
CLARION, FILAAALEN, supra-amp.,
mAnOzatio, IMAM/SHUR% BRooKvELA-_,iid'lldt
potato . 15artti. • - -
404 . 4,4coovanotZatian leaves at Er. 45, P. M., etoppink at
all Way-station&
, .
Stilidiwx Fare
to
IK -5 147g6 Ciarica"Lll2.3::!';7:26'll.
ithalekabarg....------. 250 Pulliat awaeY ----- •••••!,..: WY&
Iw-littuk ....... ....... ..... 2 25 R e ln iarablitlil....... .. .2,50-.
,Curtrville • • 275 Itee daburg , .... 7 ... ... . . ..-... BUY
Adams 2 °O Rural 'nth! .0 - - ...... —. . ... / a.
anoriatend 2 25 11dwi 1t0t.—.......- ..... . .. ./.. 76 . .
liellentbarg 200 Te 7 ..,aa. .. .. . :. .... .. ~ ... 26"
Bethlehem— ......... ....... 2 75,!irih iu ZZi u 7 r :
....
....
~_ 3 ow
2_,ltannondala 3 24 1 8 r00kv111e.... ...... -....._ 4 , 14 V
.
'Pilate to all of the obese places can be procured 14.1110
Office, confer of Pima and Wayuo etrcata, andat Um Delvb :
ou Taylor Kirea• A.. 4. /WPM, - ~.,
ial
• ' • '131:1011lItelldeilW
QWFAIR conniit
appointed to tuilrit subscriptions, to name: Opt.
bgb ffnii r of ibefitato E!titr at Pittalnugh, hereby anthatiwr
JACalt 0 211.419NRit, one of their Conatnittani to nollant , ibtr`
same. 34 (71.4,0!. will otill on -an ...IkpanThaa l - dilator:Om
praient month. N. G. 'iIfWHY.
ali
ivirmeni HERsa..
JACOB-MAME -
,ta mm it
kccij
- 1 4 1 XT. LIQUORICE-9 cases for sale by
ALi j* -11 b. A.F AtilkilarOeti 14.50. I
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