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Ckr Vittsbaro, Pst.
FRIDAY MORNING
J A M ES
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
JOHN C. 43RECKINRIDGE,
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET
at
'fur Drawn ,Nl4 I "I'LL id COILIMSPONDLN CE rn ' t th.
t Chad, Saturday..)une '_'lst, in purStnince
the call Chairman.
In the ablience of the Chuirtnan, lion. C. SIIALER was al
i.onted Chairman fir. tevl
Uu motion, it was
That it is i chango the time Pr
vi,udy fixed for tin. Tile-ting of the CouTeution, to wi
ncl limy of August
IMMEI=I
Robot to, 1 , ;;1..;t ame
Res,dred. That tve tocorono u.l h; the Count! Cotivvntiov
tho propriety of changing ;11, manner llf Noung for tlo
tioalinatom caroillates. Pi voting z-11. instead of marl.
ing. ae heretofor;
C SIIALER, Chairman. pr , , t,
11.1iiN N. M . C1. , ...R V. Cr,retarf.
Democratic Celebration of the Fourth.
The Committee app. tilted by the Democratic Club of All, -
gltenr County, to make arrangement for a Celebration ori
the Fourth i.f July. are i eluesto.l to meet TIIIS
at 4 o'cl,Yk, nt the ellt e of )011 , 11. ll,nErNii, So 12h
lourth steel
The foil,. lug are the members of that Committee:
rapt Jim Birmingham, Jame,. 11 llpkit,
Col. James A Gibson, Dr. Alex Black.
Matthew Harlin... 4), Porter It. Sumer,
Get M'Culiough, fir. A. M. Pollock.
John T Isymcnes, Capt. Dovel C. 111,1.4.11
SEE weekly review of the markets on kair trot
RATIFICATIONS AND THE WHIGS
We wish we had space to give full accounts of
the ratification meetings held in all parts of the
country by the Democracy. They are repre
sented as large and enthusiastic meetings. Thee
have been holden in all the principal towns in
every state : and one encouraging feature
them is that at nearly every meeting, among the
speakers, are found distinguished old-line
—men who, while the old national whig par y
lasted, battled the Democracy manfully and gal
lantly. But they cee the peril to the country
of a sectiotal party whose success would be in
evitable ruin, and they resolve to stand by the
Constitution and the Union, and join the otil
party thkt is national—the only party that car
promke safety and domestic peace. The ,
! , penkers at the different meetings all as,nre t.
that the great holy ~f the oldline Whigs Rill
vordia,lv with in November next. Every
where we ,ee confirmation of their report.,
all the elvetirm, this year Detrweratic gain ha',
been exhibited, in a great majority of the
eiectwv, ilemoorutic victories have been the r,
Tl.e issues that f,rtue'r::, divided the (d.l
Whip , fra.in the Peu..werat!.. hare passed LIR 1.1
5.13 d are ahn,-; I..rgouen. New and. dangerou
r=ues with anther cli of people have taken
their place, and the true )%bigs can act luith
Lh , tnocrat- up,l thrm wure
than with the aktittloui-ts. the disurnotti,t. , . the
advocate , of civil %hr. the :-Itstpe' , + rile fan:l6.'-
111 e prn-eri.di r,t,t tml hi! the Terri-t, that at
qulrrehnct and trywg to chr:.
each ~th. r in hargain t,r a ,ingle tick.
With , uch a ratd,le the •datinch oil flattens
Whig- h.% e n-yr:T.o;y 73 , ugh the . , in,
Anil differ fr,rn the Itent2entl..4 iu SUthe
tiny cah curdtai:y sgrr•• Vi uh them to the tit
gent queiiing tin. ,e,tional
'Chill Hould invuh e t6c ciuutrc in perpetu.
str . dr, engender sectional uuimo It Ltud pn
pot•ely fumt:fit a civil war in our territories.
thi: , matter national Whigs nn.l acct
pc rnwmon fir , unJ . and they will
unite.] for that common anal patriotic purpose i
vtlihor 71e Xt. The country wants pc tee sr
quirt Tbe people are tired of agitation An I
hat euull give better a.9surance of pea.•(..
prudent pulley. of national harm o ny than ti
name ~f Penn,ylvania's veteran staresman. T , .
1.1. Li the complicated and respon ,, ilde (I
the Chief Magistracy woul.l he a familiar ta,l,
H ripe experince the be-t afisurauce of
Nvie administration, and the best itAsuranee
a peaceful settlement of nur dlffieulties with
foreign natiom:. t pon ! , ucli a man all nati,ma ,
Whigs can rally iu a time like this, and they sr.
coming to his support by thousands, and their
men of talent and eloquence are taking ti
stump in the eause of nationality, peace and
Bnchanen.
W will let the former editor of the Pox! I,
heard ttoday. by transferring from the Mt. Ver
nui, Balm, the following remark:
itie of the most pleasing things eonneeted
with the present campaign, 1- the fact that
of the prominent 1)14-Line W/higs, are ioit
real atelt e for the election of James Buchanan t.
the Presidency. These men are wedded to the
Cuion as it iF, and opposed to abolitionism, fan
atacism, treason and disunion, which are th ,
ildino: characteristics of the opponent. of Pc
moera ey.
Amongst the many changes of this kind Kc
have recently noticed are the following:
Senator Benjamin, of Louisiana, a leading
Whig of that State, and one of the most elo
quent, popular and influential orators in the
South, has joined the Democratic ranks, and it
now doing good service for the Sonstitution and
Lawn
Mr Preston, of Louisville, one of the moi.t.
cou.picutis Whigs in Kentucky, and a bosom
friend of Henry Clay, was a delegate to the late
Cincinnati Convention, and is now exerting his
fine talents for the success of the Democratic
party.
Josiah Randall, a leading lawyer of Philadel
phia—a man of wealth, influence, and intellect
—who has heretofore been one of the most pro
minent Whigs in the country, was at Cincin
nati, during the Convention, working with all
his energies to insure the nomination of Mr.
Buchanan.
Wm. It. Heed and James M. Schofield, who,
in former times, were among the most prominent
and distingni , hcd Whigs of Philadelphia, ad•
dressed the Democracy at the great rattication
meeting in that city, a few days ago.
Charles Anderson, of Cincinnati, an able and
influential Whig, and an eloquent speaker at the
bar and on the stump, addressed the Democratic
ratification meeting at Dayton, on Saturday. Ile
is now doing yeoman's service for the Democracy
and Equal Rights, and pouring hot shot into the
disunionists.
The Hon. George W. Clinton, one of the most
prominont Whigs in the State of New York, son
of Dewitt Clinton, comes out in a letter strong
for old Buck."
PRE:, I DENT. —B. H. Latrobe, Esq., of
Baltimore, ha, been elected President of the
Pittsburgh and Collnellsville Railroad. Mr:
Barnes has resigned both the office of President
and Engio6er, and retired with well earned hon
or and confidence. Baltimore takes control of
the road, having subscribed two and a half mil
lion dollars which is sufficient to complete it. It
is supposed it will all be put under contract at
once, and completed in eighteen months. No
better movement could have been made. The
majority of the Board of Directors will no doubt
still be here.
TIE Bellefontaine Gazette, of Logan county,
Ohio, an old W higitaper, has come out Denlo
- and run up the name of Buchanan 'and
.Breckinridge.
1-P • • I"'
es
FOR PRESIDENT,
BUCHANAN,
art' PENNSYLVANIA
vF KENTUCKY
GA.NAL COMXISSIOMM :
GEORGE SCOTT, op COLUMBLA
AUDITOR ORNERAL
JACOB FRY, Jr., MoN^ruoirAT CO.
SCRVEY,IR EN TAAL
TIMOTHY IVES, POTTER (born
_ .
Jawre sKoriiirii by it. I
Old-Llue Whig. for Buchanan
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FREMONV,B PE.O. , iI'ECTS IN PENHSTLVANIA.-
The editor of the Cincinnati Commercial, one of
the most ultra of the Republican organs, was in
attendance ut the Philadelphia Convention. al Pi
wrote a series of letters giving a history of
proceedings. In one of these, Wi 11 ore candor
than distinguishes his co•laborers, he confesses
that Frentont . P proFpects ore far from being
bright, thus:
JUNE °7
" It is net to I.e thmied by one deviriius of telling
the truth: no matter where it hits, that the nomina
tion of Fremont Iva, ai Philadelphia, outside of the
Convention llalls and hod !s, rooeiveil with coolness.
Th e town is conserrathe to the last degree, and
proud of its cleanliness and quietude, is stoutly op
to invasions or preoeilcuts. It thought the
only pr.ictical way of defeating Bueliana, in Penn
sylvania was to make up a ticket that would turn
Frain the llenamiratic ranks, where they had
taken refuge, the rid Whigs ; and it thought McLean
was the only u.arl. In its vices the nomination of
Fremont instead of McLean was the descent from the
suldime to the ridiculous, and there was mist allittle
f it retions remark concerning the diticren,' between
the ermine of the Supreme Court and vrizily hear
skins. Jeems Buchanan seems t.. suit Philadelphi
ans ho is slow, easy. neat. rich. nispeetable and
without any speetal intention to ~bey the injunction
' multiply and replenish the earth.' Ili, snowy
linen corresponds with the white window shutters M .
Hula lelphia, his florid lace reflects licr red brisk
walls. Why shoulitnt Jeems he p ipular in such a
town' The old Federalists think of him still as a
Federalist, and the Quakers are sure the talk about
the Fillilmster propensities of old Puck, as mani
fested in the Ostend circular, is merely a pleasant
campaign fiction. Thaddeus Stevens and the
old Whigs say 'Thaddeus knows.. that Buchanan will
carry Pennsyliania by one hundred thousand ma
jurity!
CRU,InING Lit r "ANILaIiANIsM. - -Sarnho ie de
termined to crush out Sam. Hear how tt Repub
lican editor speaks in a paragraph headed No
More Fusion."
There will he no more honest occasion for the
Buchanan papers to talk of fusion between the k.
N's and the Republican r. The Toni Ford affair it;
New Yolk nnIS nimmtlifled hreakd ,ten. If Icier
ann. the Chairman of the Republican Execativo
cumin:Ewe, had not become frightened before there
was the slightest danger of any Una being hurt, and
made a fo o l of himself, be opening negotiations witi
the Apollo Hall Humbug. the Phila•delp.hia Coven
Lion would have paid nn attention whatever to the
operations in New Y ark. And at it woo, there
an over, hehning imvpamy the Cons tattoo in taeor
, - ,I(II , IiFtIL:Fr mot: m to lay the 4. , ,tuulunHttion from
the New York Committee on the table: and when
il,dilings was over persuaded by Thurlow Wee.' an•i
utiserd. to L.u. , Ve a rec , , ,, d.rution of this motion,
m merely allowed it t•. to done, and whet
Wilmot reported that no arrangement had been or
could be effected with the New York Eh ,
Hall rung With joyful plaudits. There and than the
Ropuldi,m party parted company With the
forever.
It ought t.. lie evident di our frend of th,
f•itirvo/ and other intense Amer;-
cans, that Seward, Giddings , are deter
mined to give theta no quarter. lie niu.t
render at iluieret;iin and consider it quite a fa r
be permitted to n,.ti iv the ranks. The lie,
of conceding even The empty honor of the
,•jeni-V nomination Hcit Anc.l ticket
scouted l'"or Siam' h ,re unk r,ry
n ,cr •• (bore I. !1 , 1:10 !t— , elt
=EI
E IRE. ~er.rri 'E
,rgan In thin city. we mu-1 of c.
iie!i tiro followit/g which we Lalo• frotu tilt%
.prtglAlv , +hec•r, the (" It
.1“v, kN: , Ft! 1.N1..Y.}. CI I -
held a Meeting. Oh SHlfirin% vvvn .11
Inq, only few 1.0 rt. F , ro ~r 1
and , ~r rr,•,!\ol.
the l'in) u'f! c :ht, the
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being chan&:.
c:,11•
Itrty, !r :n the i'ren . , re:t I a:,l thr,
hodrty wery gi,rn t• r li.e '• Aincrwan lie
pt:' :it•An t,,,nal ;;.;
11,,- ac t,..,1/ Lresh•d e•,!:•tic:
turns .Ip.l prl, in klitiervn: p
looke-; I 1
niroith. and Frr thr.-w tip iherr 1,1
Th, MO nit .!her meeting. le W.
'1 I,V rt-n; r:g, %n I amid the 116
az!!! r 7!, LW!! II
ch:u•ed it, Prrsi•lcnt Nlr r
nu I 1 I.,•1,!;1
MATCHLESS MATCH MA('HI%F
A 11,14 . b./Ile teen lately invented is
p a e , l by 1.. Th , ina. (..r trtfOcho•-. ti.
utddy and ine,ontu
-0, I) It vc!" make r I .•rf
matrtw , tw‘•-e tit-t any f
in u-e, au 1 it•.luir., y
arry the !.0 -the , , With :o, :t.‘(-tincnt
Vt. ..r hOtl.l7' , 'l a Mal/ CUUId 111.1.1,
loaf p 'it i,f r , i:l.r r• the p•ar r,,un•!
The tuat,:ii trade in a iarge one to nupply t . .
thiu country and w.th
thi
ma';hine making them ne much cheaper t ip.r.ary
other. it will , rcure the wh - de market W..
no reason to doubt that a man could clear with
it teu dollars a day the veer round, he% ond
expense,..
3foses F. Eaton, Nu I:v.. Front ~troet,
burgh. k the eole agent for the save of right
awl machine, fuel he viii exhibit the
at the Car Factory at Rochester. heaver county.
on IN eilnesilay, the iln.l of July. where any pl . l
•• , 11, to purchamme can i i iee it in oporatioi,
c,,Nethhi.criov —The ( and
having a vod time of it. They hoth talk right
gingerly abut concilliation, cuncessMn and hai
atone : yet heti] are as mad as Nlaieb hare ,
But up to this point they try t, , conceal it from
the public. The (I.ll,tie finds it the easiest to
keep the peace It hti.= the game all lt4 uwu
way su far, and it tauntingly says the republi•
can ticket must .tans, and that the idea of Day
tun withdrawing is simply '• ridiculous The
Journal of yesterday barely suppresses a lmsq at
the audacity. But it concludes to wait a little
longer. It is of no use however. The foreign
vote is to be counted, and Know Nothingisto is
to he repudiated. The Journal must submit.
No Know Nothing will have a place on the ticket.
Succumb, neighbor.
NOT A N' WEREP. —We asked the l;a.<tlr a rely
plain question the other day, and it declines to
answer it. It wa, this: " Did not the editor -I
the (1,2:,tt, a few days ago say to a person in till:,
city that if Johnston was nominated he would
not put his name up in his paper. and would isot
support him" - That i.; the question, and if not
very inconvenient the people desire an answer.
REEDER von lircnANAN —After all the
the Black Republicans have made about Reeder
and his right to a seat in Congress he has openly
avowed himself in favor of Buchanan. The
Cieranwirr, published at Cleveland, says he an
nounced that as his position in that city.
how do the Republicans like that
THE old-line Whigs of Erie c.•uaty have had
a meeting, and come out 171(135e for Buck and
Breck. So says an exchange.
Between eight and nine hundred old-line Whigs
of Lancaster county have called on Buchanan
and declared their intention to vote for him, and
labor fur his election.
T E mouth of June was the month of political
Conventions, and the Post has consequently been
pretty much occupied with political affairs. We
shall now have more leisure and space for gen
eral news and business matters. The Poet is
exclusively devoted to politics.
" THE NINTH PLANS IN THE REPI'IILICAN PLAT
FORM KN(F KNoW NoTUINOIRM ON FU RES'
—N. Y. Herald.
BFIECK ENRI DuE.—An oppo,i Gun journal having
stated that Mr. Breckenridge has no influence,"
a Democratic cotempoi ary admits that Mr. B.
evidently had no influence in the Convention at
Cincinnati, where hO.riedhard to keep from being
nominated for Vice President, yet could not pre
vent it.
VERY Constsrwiev.—The editor of the New
York Tribune talks about "the Slave-driving
party," hi the same number of his paper, in
whioh he counsels politeness to his ootemporaries.
ti,tl
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An i Ire 1. , the .k
'T.--The Democratic ratification , Redding's Russia Salve.—lt is a Boston remedy
The spirit in Ohio. r,eeting in Hartford, Conn., on Friday evening, of thirty years' standing, and is recommended
. f .„, I.onocracy have entel.eil into the canvass was an enthusiastic affair. It took place in the by physicians. It is a sure and speedy cure for i
~t i, g reatll . • n fi dencc and tml'ound , -I enthusi- State house „,inere, Bands of music. and the burns, pile., boil., corns, felons, chilblains, and
~,,,, L iii ..t week it Democratic mass meeting speakers discoursed from the balcony of the Ho- . old sores of ev e ry kind: for fever sores, ulcers,
sea' hell in Cantm, Stark county. After some tel. It was estimated that live thousand people , itch, scald hoad, nettle rash, bunions, sore nip
speaking during the iiay, a torch light procession were present. and they sent up lusty cheers as 1 pies, recommended by nurses,) whitlows, sties,
w .i., formed in tire evening. The canton 1. , , , , Messrs. Hateersley, Pratt, Deming, Hazard, festeri, flea bites. spider stings, frozen limbs,
ergo thus speaks of it : Strong, Chapman, Morgan and Eaton successive-' salt rheum, scurvy, sore and cracked lips, sore
But the grand :idair l-1 the evening. ass , the ly !,1•11,-, .1 thew. Ti n , , or th, speake r ._ no s e, warts and flesh wounds, it is a most valua
torchlight procession, w.inil, commenced it- Col. Hazard, Hon. (Ala , . Chapman and Mayor I ble remedy and cure, which can be testified to by
march at a little lietoce ten o'coiek. It cxteicied Doming —were national Whigs a,, long a, that. thati,all,k Who have used it in the city of Boston
four or five squares. air was p l ec.m e d by the . party had an organization. C.d. If said his and vicinity for the last thirty years. In no in
bands, before whom were c.irried s,s 'argo II in, o•i'y course ,vas to art with tho lictiloeracy against stance will this Sii:ve do nil injury, or interfere
beus, prepared for the occasion by M r I' Bie- the opposing sectiona l factions with physician's prescriptions. It is made front
chicle, chandler of this city. Fire banner., with Mr Chapman asked, the purestmaterials, from it receipe brought from
lights inside, were
borne aloft by gallant y“iing •' Why, sir, where shall Igo ander such sir- hos-m—of article- growing in that country
Democrat- ,d' this city. The mottoes were: 'Ne clitn , t3no as the...v . ! It litre can I go, and an I the proprietors have letters from all classes,
Sail not with Disunion Abolitionist s:' ' Fusion where can even' Mall Who cares for his country I clergymen, physicians, sea captains, nurses, and
Befoi in, )I.•re Taxes. and an Eats Se , .i..n: go 'F The Democratic party, with its broad na- 1 others who have used it themselves, and recom
' Proscribe no M an f or his Bi r th o r Religion .'I ti sal prlni .1 lc-, nose that other ques'ionfii oni mead it to others. Redding's Russia Salve isput
Sharpe's Rifles, not Bit,:es—siteeoiior:' • ilurrah ii
which sonic of us have differed. is the niy party in large tin boxes, stamped on the cover with a
for Old Buck'— m etn i. i . r of c. ngre ss front Ifenr that we can join and honestly carry out our views i picture of a horse and a disabled soldier, which
Clay'- District, John C Brcckeuridge: • 'James iin a contest like this. Here we are—,.„.ie o f picture is also engraved on the wrapper. Price,
Buchanati, horn in 17'.1, will be the next Presi- us certainly, and I think there are many through- '..15 cents a box. Redding & Co., proprietors.
dent ;' •No Dark Latium], Lights its to Dilly: . out the country. ( Great cheering.) Here we Aberdeen, in Scotland, or else from the scattered
Let tire : Talon slide_Banks i' 'Let ','r rip-- will act in this struggle, if it he a struggle, and fragments which the excavation of ancient cities
Leiter.' - to me the result does not appear doubtful. But, For sale by B. A. Fahnestock & Co., Flem
•• After marching through the principal streets, whilst I A ia ll r o te for Buchanan and Breckin- log Bros., It. E. Sellers & Co., Dr. G. li. Keyser
us circle was formed o n the Public c.,aare, and , ridge with a strict regard to what I believe to he and 11. Miner & Co., Pittsburgh ; Beckham &
three tim,, thr, 0 sent o p i „i i i i r i g ht g. 0,1 will for the best interests of the country, there are M*Kennan. Allegheny city
for Buchanan and Breckenrid g e, whei,theiiii,„ things I w ill no t promise—first, I will nOt
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blag(' E , pl.`l , i` I t , suit - P:110 ,th,r .lay.” prern,e to Til.ke political speeches in tilts ears
i A i,,, go nivoli,g was hold in ('alit, Harrison I sign. see, nil, I w ill not p r ,, m i se n o t t o d o s'
1 c:,unty, I Mit', co, the Dull inman . at which tho i Tills -teeth elicited nine hearty cheers
nominations were ratitied, th e pi it form endorsed '
and Buchanan find llreckeuridge clubs forme I
throughout the county
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r,7/.-- We burn that our fell,w rkt -
len,
Benj. IL Latrobe. , a gentleman tb
energy and large experience, has b e en invited t.,
take charge of the Pittsburgh and C..nnell-vbie
Railroad ii•t its President, and that, in view
the strong interest our Cif, basin that tuipurtani
improvement. hr has felt impelled re accept the
trust We can heartily eentriktulate a!! the
the w. rk •in Ihi= cry timeiy i
td hie 1..,it wii , ri nl
Thar" tibia any tiller tent e.ut: t have te
1, tl.c
rushing it t.. an I - c..tur.lr
l.t.ll The connellsrill,
a, I Ilaltw, re -•.ros , sug .
'hi , l itln.a i, t'th.•
I.Lir,re mill, it
affirmed, he I , ti? 1 . 01 Lillie, •11-tiolt
hurgh, which will thu4 Le btu .;:it mdev f
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tog..r ker.l.urg l i.r mil, ',lance I . Op, hoe
h.o.aiwßys I , eett highly e,titoatiil i.c our
and now that it ioa- lien , 1 ,•,
the ha[..i- ne wit 'T n h.-
lily with the trite inti-re-t , our :-t.•te
we Il.fly feel fu! Holt-101'
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wili L. secured „
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3 tour thr• agh the \‘,.
iL It :An I 'la c.•!:-E.ta , v• the
lament a!: r,tal.l, t.u.:11c.•
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they do uttlle will, the .uth
must be a ',Attic-Al intraele L. pr them to cart.:
even free State tent Penmylvama aril P•up• nth.,
11e tn•t car that it , Imppa-stlple fur -itch It
tP. triumph, for t may I,.pt
Pennsylvania to he rarrie I against Ituporanar,
1,, carry the other free State- aga;h,t Lim, au
!hum leave him two set.— ..1.,t; • it xi,
that the I.r.,harol!Ale- are ;
f;trur th:r , r; t Ike t, rir , k I,at,
rl -11 t, 1. Nr ur.rht t
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, home bare-h.-al, I
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S11111:11'11. under th- auttionty the Ff. frr
t,:ivrrninent, :11 , 1 1 1'1,111111 -upronnicy of tb,
;,,- te in Ran.t whore lately violence and t , 1111 . 141.11 .
It•igned triutnyluint. Ile ha. the i•rill, road:,
guarded, to rever t ; Tiny aroied loAlie , from rat—
mg, and ie putting under arro.‹ all wh l are
I:heated in the into S c ar . o goo .l
next beet thing do would
-eize nl: the p rrtkati letter writer ot
dents of the prey•, and trot them briskly beyond
the borders ..f the Territory, lilt Nlu.souri.
There will never 1,0 peace in the Terri:••ry while
there exists in it such 3 niatiut , tet , ry ~f
full operation.-
I‘ll . ..litANl 1 , 1, lAII Al THE I.AkE SI
I'01•I'Eli MINE , -1u EIL , I au , l Neat vein i. ri,vv
deing wrought at the and Copper FtW...
Mines that differ , very inueh in siiine of it, phi—
',Ltterly from tho•e tiaver-ing the range on the
(triton wagon. The vein- in the latter t
rollaw the goidogleal firmatiiins in which thi•v
exist, and are mostly inclined with the , 3111,
angle to which the strata roek are tilted,
the vein discovered on ,weenaw Point e a •.:
the strata in nearly a vertie,l dire.ct:• n and a,
ourse longitudinally hears a „r
C(.lll'!'e of formation in (hy rduge.
resents the lode as varying from ten di tw e nty
feet in width, endiraveil either -i le dy viL
defined wails with clay adherent, a well-known
characteristic of all the productive veins of the
country that run transversely thr.Lugh it
ANOTHER planet i• announced to [lave been
discovered at the Radcliffe Observatory, oxford,
England, by Mr. Pogson. the first assistant a—
tronomer (here. It described as being a little
brighter than the tenth magnitude of stars. ft
inn only in few days since we announced th e dis
covery of the forty-first asteroid at Paris on the
twenty--econd of May It' tin- above be Rut a
re-discovery of the same, it will be the forte
,,econd now known to exist between Mars and
.luriter.--Nurth
zEir-Bnlchelor'x Moir Dye -- I.,rivrtiou in 1,4 '
int:taunt t, I ipl..iellr.. n1141N1 , 0 ; tile, is re act,. 1 , 1 LI our
1..t1 favor. The a..: Id will 1,1 lic blown like chart Into a '''/ .l 7 ± iin __ _
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II .tio. i titthcated I , qutiators. Witaienta the lasi auchurinl JAMES BLAKELY, -
rani.' of ItATCIIRIPIC" , HAIR DIE, won by watching wilt,
~,, „•,,,,... ... ..,, by N AGENT AND CONVEYANCER
~ A in
As autr , it . worth and Truthful-
EIROPEA
~ bt natal, Warma...l not t , disappoint the hopes of /
th , '.. ',lr , m.,' it. Miele and .obi. ot applied :u the Wag Fue• I Corner of Seventh and Smithfield streeta,
1.,y,:::03 Itroadwa3. New York PITTSBURGH.
4t, ta a 4, ea ,' retell, by Dr. Gito• II Koran, 140
burgh,
Passengers brought from the old country to Illta
burgh, and moneys renaitted to Europe. 1 atrr27
or -1 hCr Ike.t. j, I wdiw _ . .
JAS. COLLINn S. BANKS KNOT
Ai" - Stockings and Hosiery for Winter.--
JAMES COLLINS Si. ~ CO.,
tr )., don't want )•ur feet pinched walla had and tditart ,
StLe kin,. will take our advice and go ll' DALY:4. cur- lorwarding and Commission Merchants,
m 1 . 1 Market alley and Fifth ntreet, .‘ , 1.1 buy come of those
PROPRIXTOKS OF Olio
el. nail( nu, mucktito, that make your foot feel nice and Collins' Pittsburgh, Meadville & Erle
`""' 1,,,-0, 61- DILA also make' and nells every variety of j CANAL LINES.
lk.oory that you can mention, at wholesale and retail. j Non. 114 AND 115 WATER STREET, PITTSBURGH, PA,
Itemenaher the place, corner of Market alley and Fifth
rpctnt
RITTSIIIIIIOH
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4ir - W hy will you Suffer, wins KEIL EY CAN BE Wm. Ba‘giley A Co, Murphy, Tiernan A Co.,
Smith A Sinclair, Hampton, WiISOR & CO.,
:',, EASILY OBTAINEDI—have you a Sore Throat, Quinsy, I NlTandlera, Meant+ A Ca, English & Richardson.
ithemnatiam, Neuralgia, Bronchitis, Croup, Stiff Joiuts, Front PuiLthrLettin—
It , -'. Burns. Fprulna, or Pains in any part of your system? Bagaley,Wurtolvrard St Co, Truitt, Brother A Co.,
Volt can be relieved at once by lining the most beautiful of Wood. Bacon A Co. ffeb2B
all Linimnts, the •' White Circassian Lininif Ili," prepared I T m
. NSURANCE! INSURANCE!—AppIies
/1r SCOTT, of Morgantown, l'e_ and for sale cheap, _l_ tian for Insurance for several good reliable Insurancj
COME OVER.—The Ebensburg Sentinel states wl.lesale and re tail, by Dr. KEYSER. Nu Wood street, and ewbßillib. received by CEO. W. BUNN, at his Real Ma
MiChael Dan Magellan, Esq., the great leader of
.1 . I ,
l , P. FLEMING, near R. L 'pot, Alle g heny, See a... 1.
the old Whig party in Cambria county, Pa., ~,.,,,,,,,, ,„ , th ,„ h „ r ,.,, 1 „,,,,, o f t.,,_da e ',, pu,,,,, knur4,hu fourth door east of the Diamond, ditsoiticsr CITY. Jul
boldly proclaimed himself in favor of James Bu- OUNG HYSON TEA-10 chests finest
chanan at the ratification meeting Leid in Ebens- PRUSSIA - S - BLUE—I - 5 eases for sal e by y ~,,„ ( m op y oung K m . , r ,,, , , 7 ,
." si - sm., r,
B. A. FHCK k Cu., cemnt hy F. R.
Diamond.
burg on the 10th inst. , apzt corner fi li a l and Wood eta**. my/a het Market and 1 Diagiond.
THE Illinois Central Railroad is not yet all
finished, but there to a large force of laborers at
work on the uncompleted portion, and the pro
gress made is very rapid, so that there is
doubt of its being completed on or before the
first of ()ct,.1“..r. This will be in time for the
farmers along the line of the road to use it for
conveying to market their growing crops.
T e Alton C,,urs, of Wednesday says that
four of the Mormon elders. Cleo. A. Smith, Eras
tue Snow, onion Pratt, and Ezra 'l'. Benson,
reached that city on Tuesday night by the steam
er Reindeer. The two forner passed on to Wash
ington to present the constitution of tic propo
sed State, Deseret. The latter are le.,,titied for
Great Britain to take the superintendence of
Mormon affairs in that country.
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1 , ) 11 CI: n VICTOR John IV. IVel , ter,
I iew., e , t. ha, L ee n elected )IR% i.f IV..terhure,
Tier state giving every , -'gn she can
iif her it, to viite lir ITuehanan awl
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1.. lift. at all r , ..p. , •tabla drag
N,a).• a I:la .I 1: for sloottatro FI.ENI !NO BROS.
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REFER TO
!,..: they %, mid he ~gam en,rend, re-I. and %I'll,. a 0 ~,, , lOt,,aley. Wood% and A Co. Phil. 110 an, Kennedy A Co. Pitta'h.
l• adi) 111 Ito , tetirm 111 // el tie /1,/ , f1,./. It 0 perh, ti harm- , tjarrett. Martin A Co. ''
L. Wilmarth A Co.
~,,. 1.. the pale 10. Price •J., . cnts imr Vial ; Wood A Oliver, -1.; , 801 l & Liggett, ~I
liter, I rice ACo •• J. AW. Rea, ••
prop a red and "old y A ILA D ,AND: , , Dru,....glats, 100 1 ',::,,,,;(, pe & c o :
" 13aguloy, Coogravo A c., ••
Folt. ii street, New York.. t Truitt, ,irother A Co. " Watt At Willa:in,
:old alao by R. A. FA lINE:•3I' , CK A CO., PlttabrirgAt, I J.l),Lettruer A Co. Cincinnati. Fosdick A Foulde, Cincinnati
lA. A. 1 . ,:llock A Cu. •' Morrow A Gettier,
1 . 0 . and by Drttg,,t,,a ,zosorally je2,..," lw
, Tweed & Siltios, - J. S. Clumowath & Co. '•
Al . I t h .,.„ Delay . I
... ,..„, i , 0,. .
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~,, I. 1 And pittaburgh and Philadelphia Merchants gouotally.
~. 1 1,, a.. nrunlate upon vold a whole winter through This I ' l° 'dancthil
• taking a Mott route to !.ht. -1,11,4 itotu, Stop the 1111,
!NVII.4I,IAMS & A LL EN,
,hoot hot .re it Itaa fixed itai it la, maid,. With MK; gat,: ,
MANUFACTURERS OF
Li !. REM , iitT, TAR, (ND i'ANCIIALAiIUA. the reanit I, 1
CHILSON FURNACEkS,
lmerely a pr! , l,4lAlh: I, hill .1 4,1)0011 :WO I! i 1111,111,1 in ;
Wrought Iron Tubing,
AND FITTING GENERALLY,
0,1.,,, „,0,,1,„1,.,w e „.1 r..1..0, I ) it P :1.1.1.ELS A i For Warming and Ventilating Buildings.
1 , II . I 11,41111.1 110011 nir,..10. ! Ak.t . W. AA. will contract for Warming and Ventilating
r Hot Water, Pipes or Chilson's Furnace, Church.
.id ids.. t.) II ENDERSttN a I•Ro • 1 ••;" ;,, -1 . - - , • Il• P i ? . , '.. 5 1 , ' h " .. " .1',, ilompitals, Fartorien, Oreou Howie& Dwelling',
!I WA lITZ, and DECKII.A3I A (I K ENNAN, Allegheny I Court theme, Jails, or llotele No. 25 BARRET STREET,
I
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Ss- From the N. York National Monitorl ALEX. HUNTER,
}eh,' ,I 3 ..:4 I 11,11 LAN VAPOR --14 Curtis has It o ' none DEALER IN
:.,10.11.1., :10., aiithat 0: hull...ldly sflht tO,l alth Isla ;toLOLT it 4 GRAIN. :..: 1..: lA, 01311 /11, ~theeprartitimier ,d ntrtlic no, that I
n.l 1141. I. tl.. '..uhint,. .1
` . •nuo:elo I wino the wcroots oof the moot,rooo 0000 io•oi. lor oho ' BACON, LARD, LARD OIL
~,- -,.1., 'be ion entiom mod perk. tee —I an /noon, 1 1
ti.II: Sllll ,V 7 1 yto the ug ot Cr,ooloo low no the ~ham. 1 ..4 IV D PRODUCE GENEI?ALL I',
..: , lomlol) Nleobo wed Vapor, ,111. Cr a:tn don, tly om I),, ! No. 299 Liberty street,
,—..,,,., ‘ „,t „ t „ t.
. !.,,k,,,,,,, , nympatloy. To, hoone wh an I d,•.ialtpc PITTSBURGH.
r • •
J. 1.1 wltli tlfrovared tuimm; from olbooortlered hotogoo, well i W. 11. smITH w. W. MA1R........105. It. LIUSTP.II.
, oh•erve tile. ontererop by givlno; the 11)o.man Vapor a trial. 1
only SMITH, MAIR & HUNTER,
0, , ,,a.n.—Dr. C1:111,,e iiIGIANA in tilt , t , llgilllll alill o ,
1,1.1 f, ontiebo ‘''''2"''''.i
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x .11 ko, ..Itro, T ht fr.. Neu - York. 111 throe days, at
t , 1 ,, 11u. Ana from Phtlrvlelphm in Su hoots xt al - E.
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Ate-Have Vou a Rupture of the Bowels!
—1 would most respectfully invite the attention of these et
a)) ted with hernia or rupture of the bowel.) m my splendid
w, ~ talent of Trusses of various patterns, and to suit every
ay. applied and satisfaction guarantied in every rase, at my
Al,. Wo)01 street.. Pittskurgh. Pa., sign of the
.Idett Mortar. among the Tri.. sold by me will le
Lois...
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tpring
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,i,lren.r . Tr 1.1.4, Ilttgre and double ;
frthtluul Trues's, , hildrens' and adult,'
.'.'pring Truss ;
Nupporttr Tru.ts
The prtoe Trnasei vary from V 2. to 31). Hernial
;Ar Ilnytored lottieute can IX' Bolted by remitting -money
the measure around tho lon., elating whether the
rupture to on the right of left Aide. I alas .4 , 11 and adapt
Dr. IL zo ning', Li., or Rudy Reece, for the lire of Prolajo
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lop. i, Weohne, the t 'host a . Alolonh•n, Chrome U!harrli,,a.and any weak tiemitp-oldtug on a sioak and 111,11iii
(3trii .11.111100 of the olniumieel
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/troy, ,v,-ry style, 1., a - oak chested mud top
/,:01,t4...5*t.,cA-roy,. for brok,n and varicose reins
B“naia,ps, of all kind...
vyroyes oP r,ry Help and ;patter,. and in fact essr .
mechanical appliance used in the cure of (tea...
DI: %, •ul.l Statr (4, pet so. to WWI( of 11no.o or
Fen...! that he can on eu eeud to suit the patient by ariun,•„
Ilf it 1,4 (f(Yrtly+ host. •1" (44 $44( lb 43 patient and apply the Trill,.
•r Itr r leirsonally. Aci•liees
I.R. Lite I. IL. lila:4Eß. 110 Wood st
Sign ef the Golden 31••rtar
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B A p•Ti t. No. 2 Aetor Ilouw, New York.
.1 E F.% LI:, Aim , . Bre.el and Luelew.
F • tq•., Owl tororroattoo nitith to
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Stair Mainal Fire and Marine Ineurane
Co., • t r.ll'ir.4/,, $330,000.
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rtill.Al4l.l . lllA CAPJ7.4I.. 5.300,000.
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iliSl.ll\ Co. of the Valley of Virginia
INCIte,ILIt, t .A !AL, $:300,000.
( . 6.I.IIIIIOIIIOVCIIIIIIIrIIIIICe Company, II AI
Rti +•.117T.1L. 8300,000.
"stitec tic at rtitiinal Life Insurance Co.
, ILA K CAP/7.1f, AND A .INE TS, $2,154,45U
Prunsylvanlit Ingurance C 0.,. .t PITTSBUIW II
' N. h - retpll-1 , 1. A A CARRIER, Set•rrtar)
SA3I UEL FA lINESTOCK.
I,)REIGN
HARDWARE.
N '3 AVood Street, between Diamond
alley and Fourth •treet,
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FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
M 1.: 1t C 11 A N 'l' ti,
Dealers in Wool, Hides, Flour,
A D 1 , cE _V E R L LP.
No. 7 WATER STREET, PITTSBURGH, PENNA.
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7 , 1,111,r I i art.au4h, I'm -1,11 tie,. Wells, W.lhiville, Ohiu
- M. Martin,
I. I , . 1 • : 11, I.'s-h . i t',( 1 , , p Bk . h.,,tis A Ilerstine, Phila.
Brnet, NL.bit k Garretsou
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1•1' , ..... aI, rw•llicf. II11111:•414, 1(,41 - 11C8 a CA.III/el I, Cincinnati
~‘l,to. ~ 1,... ih.l.l•ly) • A. li. !illock A Co.
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U. IV. Lat, of P i Ltehurg h.
KOONS & HERSTIIE,
FLOUR FACTORS,
D
Grum] Produce Commission Mel chants
At 47 N7rls Wll. - zrws and 96 Nort/1 Walrr sired,
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W 11 11.\11R , /1.4 Ag , ,,t.
N 6 , lYourtit •it
%. A. CA lilt Ell S. lIRO.,
and STII I .•rrret4, rytt
IMPOIITER:i DEALER IN
N 1) DOMESTIC
•r•m As an) min, Inn,. in this city. II
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/. I. 1,, iu „ tr• th, altrunoll purclia....,
LARb AND 1.A111) vIL
IMIZEZEI
12.1 Second and Front at.,
Pittsburgh, Pa
REFERENCES
DOLLAR SAVINGS BANK.•
No. 65 Aura Street.
MI'WLE ROOM, JONES' NEW nuitmiNo.
IS .7%•,,,,w - OPEN daily from 9 to 2 o'clock
el.", on Wednesday and Saturd..y eveningn, from 7 to 9
on - ctomr..
Deposit:4 received of all sums not leas than Ant Duu.As.,
and a dividend of the profits declared twice a fear, in Juno
and Dee.•ails.r. Interest was declared at the rate of six per
cent. per minion. on the first iJ December, 1K.5. Al. on
the 3.1 of June.
Rooks cunnun tag t h e Charter. Ity-Laws, Roles and Ream
lations, furnish,' 4rnt i,, on application at t h e "Mee.
a:—GE( Gtti F. A I.Blt F.&
PIGS PRESIDZYM
liOpetvell Ifopburn, John 11. Shoenberger,
George It. White, ['nor!, Knapp,
William F. Johnston, N. Grattan Murphy,
James W. Hallman, Theubuld Umbsta.et ter,
Alexander ltrndtey , Isnot M. Pennock,
William Phillips, William J. A nilersou.
1/LIISTRIS.
John G. Ltackufen, James Iferdtnan,
11111 M 147, ;a, James D. Kelley.
Albert Culbertson, aloha M. Kirkpatr
Robert Chester, John D. M'Cord,
J. Gardiner Coth n, Walter I'. Marshall,
Atom/0 A. Carrier, A. M. Pollock,
John S. L'osi4rare, Henry L. Ringwalt,
Charles A. Colton, Robert Robb,
R. G. Kdringtou, James Shidle,
Francis Felix, George 8. Seldon,
George F. Gillmoro, Alexander Tindlo,
Jame,, S. noon, William 8. Lovely.
William 8. IL.rou , Wilson Miller.
bleordary and Treasurer--CHARLES A. COLTON,
Jyl9:dly
FARMERS AND MECHANICS'
FIRE& MARINE INSURANCE CO.
OP PHILADELPHIA.
Ron. THOS. B. FLORENCE, Prom't.
Ems'. R. nEyrBoLD, secrotary.
STATEMENT OF BUSINESS,
From Mr la[ day of Auguat to U,t 31st day of 1)..c., 7655
Amount in Marino premiums $ 88,142 81
Firo " ...... . 39.908 82.
Total premiums for five months
CAPITA!
Bonds of Allegheny County, Pittsburgh, and
Pit tsburgh $ 73,721 00
Railrowl ItontlA, Cost
Ingin on First 31ortgage of Real Estate
Stocks, C,Lfut;ral
Cmdi In !lank and on band 11,002 2*.i
Capital subacrllx4i, (payment not yet duel w.. 97,0001 N
Promium Nutot, nut yet mat are,! 00,3a7
Duo from Ammta, (secured by Bonds) IS,SZ4.I•CI
Expoinu, and eanninirwriatm 11,tir,2
$408,151 13
1 4al antount of iururred, but nut yet adJugteth—
Firr $1,6430 66
Marine 3,000
This Company Insures littll and Carfo risks on the (.13,
and )lissiewippi tributaries. liemres against loss or Lisioatp•
by Firno. Looses liberally adjusted and promptly paid.
Iterraizscrei—llon. T. 51. Howe, Gen. J. K. Moorhesi
James NVfA4I.
For Insurance apply to
TLIONIAS J. IIIiNTER, Ageut.
add:, No. 99 Water et., teL Ruud and Market,
DELAWARE PPIUTUAL
SAFETY INSURANCE COMPANY,
oFFR2E, S. E. CORNKR THIRD AND WALNUT STS.,
Philadelphia.
114 - MAR I .Nl3 INSURANCES uu Veg.els, Corso, Frrigh
ports of the world.
IN LAND INNURANCM ON GOODS, by Itte°re, Ostiale„
Lakes end Land Carriage°, U, all tarts of the Union.
FIRE INSURANCE ON MERCHANDIZE generally. On
Stec., Dwelling ITunaes, &c.
Assets of the Company Nottem/er 5th,1.55b.
Bonds, Mortgages and Leal Est.ato $101,020 01
Philadelphia City, and other Loans__...... 65,210 00
Stock In lianke, Railroad and "neurone° Co'e 'AOC°
•
lltlln roceivnble 186,440 97
enah on hand 26,826 On
mesa In hands of Agents. Premiums on Ma
line Policies recently uaued, and other dada
due the Company
.iubscrirtiou Notes 100,0(d) IN
DIRECTORS.
William Martin, James C. hand.
Joaeph 11. Seal, , Theophilus Paulding, •
Edmund A. Sunder, I Jamea Traquair,
John C. bavia, Eyre. Jr.,
John li. Pi n o J..lina L. Prier.
Georg.. ti. Leiper, I James Tennont.
E. 1%. qr.] Darline...ll., Samuel E. St,kos,
Jri R. M. Li u5t....0, henry Sloan,
NVilliain C. Ludy. ig, ( .lame., 13. McFall:and,
Hugh Cnug. I Schaffer,
Spencer Mell vain, Iturt,o.
John I'ittalairgl,l
I: Bro. kr, ! l). T. Mouttit,
.1 ,; I . Jr. Lo",ti.
MN' t..
Tuns. E I 1••• 1 . 44.44441ent.
HENRI Li Lill
P. A MADEIRA. Agent,
No. 1 , 5 Watt., 4 41,4, PittAburgli.
E=l
titRAL INSIFIL4A,Cr.
'rqEll.: RISK.
UM F 1( MIERS' INSI h\ CE
OF PHILADELPHIA.
lati,rl IL-OY. 7 El , aY oy pr,,,,rINANIA
Chnrtered enpltal, $300,000
Fle E. Al A RJ.VIT d.Vb lA . L A NI, TR A SPO T AV.
A RON f=. 1 . 1 I .
J;:I; IN ,titry
ti Et rY,H li IuIISU, Trt
A 11 1 .4,1 S. I.ippi,, , t
Si,ll‘,l, ti. 1.4.
utriu liogrs,
Coulpauy has bts-li organized' WILLI a 0.1.111
the Dir,tord too, determined to lulapt t h e busloads
to its avail:o.lu rusolirons. observe prudence ko coadurt.
tog its :Wan,. wall a prompt tuljudtruent loss ,s.
Illtalatrgh No. 7o Water dtn,t.
J. NEIVION JONI7S, Agoot.
The fiillowihiz weft LC...la II and rnlis.nsible firms in Pit,
burgh have refer., to them. with re.g.ird to the
.tability mei nUlltill..2l of the 31ininfitelnreri 1115ln:ince
Cnmy,sny.
K nun,
George P.Smitb .f:
Tiorunn A.
nr,7
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LIFE, FIRE AND MARINE
CORNER OF WATER AND MARKET STREETS,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
ROBERT GALWAY, President
Titm. GRAHAM, Bocrocary.
4a-This Company makes exery insurance appertaining to
or connect.] with LIFE RISKS.
Also, against null. AND CARGO RISKS ou th e Ohio
An I Migsissippi Rivers and tributari., nud MARINE RISES
griusrally.
And itgainat Loss and Damage by Fire, and against the
Perils of hits &m and Inland Navigation and Transportation.
tanned at the leatot maws consistent with safety Iv
all parties.
Robert Galway, Samuel M'Clurkan,
P. thurata. M. D., John Scott..
James Niarahall, David Richey.
James W. Hallman, Charles Arbuthnot,
Alexander Bradley, Josepfi . S. Girth,
John Fullerton, Marodleld B. Brown,
David 11. Clambers, Christian Zug,
William Carr, Robert 11. Hartley,
Jas. D. Mco ill. felil
CITIZENS' INSURANCE COMPANY
OF PITTSBURGH. •
WILLIAM BAGALEY, President.
SAMUEL L. MARSILELL, Secretary.
U-1 Mt, arm!, between Market and' Mod streets.
stir Insures HULL AND CARGO RISKS, on the Ohio
in t Mississippi Rivers and tributaries.
Insures against Loss or Damage by FIRE.
Also, against the Perils of the Sea and Inland Navigation
and Transportation.
William Bagaloy,
James M. Cooper,
Samuel Bea,
Robert - Dunlap, Jr.,
Isaac IL Pennock,
8. llarbaugh,
Walter Bryant,
John Shipton.
EUREKA INSURANCE COMPANY
OF PITTSBURGH.
JOHN H. SHOENBERGER, Pteddeut.
ROBIHtT FINNEY, Secretary.
C. W. RATCHUOR, General Agent.
W ILL INSURE AGAINST ALL RINDS
ON
MARINE AND FIRE RISKS.
DMECTOIIB.
J. 11. Shoenberger,
C. W. Batchelor,
Isaac M. Pennock,
W. W. Martin,
It. T. Leech, Jr.,
George S. Belden,
Ai All Losses sustained by parties tneuro,l under policies
issued by this Company will be liberally adjusted and prumpt•
iy paid at its OFFICE, No. 99 IVATEIL STItEET. Jyll
!PENNSYLVANIA INSURANCE l'O.
OF PITTSBURGH.
Corner of Fourth and Smithfield Streets,
A UTHORI ZED CAPITA!, $300,000.
44-Insure Ituldings and other Property against Loss or
Damage by Fire, and the Perils of the Sea and Inland Navi
gation and Transportation.
I:FCTORS.
F. Johnston, Hotly Patter-on, .Lit,olt Painter,
A. A. Carrier, W. 3CCllutoek, Jan. P. Tanner,
tieorge W. Smith, W. S. Haven, D. 11. Park,
I. Wier Sproul, Wade Hampton, th St. Long,
A. J. Jones, J. H. Jones, IL It. Go hall.
°Print:RE.
President lion. WM. F. JOHNSTON
I'Me President RODY PATFERSLIN.
Akey and 7'resu....-.A. A. CARRIER.
• .
WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY,
Ptrrsatmou.—G NOMA II DA Rail It, President; F. Al.
GORDON, Secretary.
Will insure against all kinds of risks, FIRE and „MARINE.
All basses will be liberally adjusted and promptly paid.
A Home Institution, managed by Directors who are well
known la the curtuntwlty, and who aro taleteruained, by
promptness sad liberality, to maintain the character whlck
they have assumedons offering the total protection to those
who desire to be iusurasl.
Dmscross—R. Miller, Jr., C. W. Ricketson, J. W. Butler,
N. Holmes , Jr., W. IL Smith, C. 'Muscat, George W. Jacksoni
Andrew Ackley, James LippincoWN.rge Darsle, James Iffy
Autry, Alexander Nimick, Thomas Scott.
44F Office, No. 92 Water street, (Warehouse of Spang A
tip stairsj Pittsburgh. uotr24:ly
COMMONWEALTH INSURANCE CO.
HARRISBURG, PENNA.
Chartered Capital, - $300,000,
vt,9,. Insures Buildings nod other Property against Lou or
Damage by Fire; also. sguinet Perile of the den, Inland
Navigation and Transportation.
dirtemas-81110N CAMERON, President.
BENJ. PARKE, Vice President
8. IL C.ARRIKB, Secretary.
A. A. CARRIER, Agent, Fourth and Smithfield. [ Jel.U.Out
LIQUORICE.-9 oases for sale by
.0-1.1 B. A. PAHNEMOH. a).
1 "U
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1,108,101 31
300.000 00
$118,151 13
113=1
ME=
Witlmm it. Thtuttr,
N e.t!,
d ‘Veti.m.
tiott La J. bl,Jda,
J:durot 1•. Smyth.
Childs &
& Cx+nj -II
U. Child i Cu.
PI U CI II
INSURANCE COMPANY,
ECM=
DIRECTORS
Capt. Mark Sterling,
Samuel M. Kier,
William Bingham,
John S. Dilworth,
Francis Sellers,
.1. Schoolnaker,
William B. Days.
a. W. Cam,
W. K. Nimickl,
T. 11. Updike,
R. D. Cochran,
John A. Oittghey,
S. S. Bryan,
David WCandlosa:
.4qr- Mortification, the instant a plaster ts!applled,
moot redie, and vigor Is given by DALI,EIt":4 PAIN' RX
TRACTOIt'S galvanic °tracts. and eseept the 1 aro de
composed they will soon res.dorfsl to their natural ram;
but if sw. the coniagion3 intluenee will to, neutralizes' and
arrested. fir mortillration cannot proceed wherever thu
sal, b. 1,t,t1 on, and new 11.1) will oortainly ho gunerntod.
EP.03.1 L'iRECTS, REPTILES AND . PLANTS is
rendered quite, harmless by rubbing in Instantly a quantity
of DAII.EY'S PAIN EXTRACTOR, and after it has swollen,
and livid spots on- visible. Even then, like the voltaic bar
n re, it will directly aft not. di.szolre, and ttletamorphose tbu
pok , oning Influence. At the cling of hers and inotitittitpea,
the itsnlnnt It tmlnbed you the !stir elitist. The bitesel rabid
lire as speedily neutralizial.
Noon geiluilio without a Eite4ll-plate engraV6rl Inibei, with
ti I,f
lIFART DALLEY, Manufacturer,
C. V. CLICLiiiiNER A CO, Manufacturers.
AL '25 cents per boa by Pr. am. 140
Wood street, wad by nearly every dealer in mediCinea
lo the United States. All ordera or letters rtir in
-s.lmatiun or advice, to be addresaed toe. V. CLIONVER
)., New Vorkt
jentilaw2s
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
D
ATLANTIC ANT) 01110 TFILEGRAPII COSIPA
NY.—The Anneal Sleeting of the Stockholders of
the Atlantic and Ohio Telegraph Company alit be held al
the COIIPA NlB OFTICE, PIIII,ALrA., on TIEWRSDAY,
the 17th Jay of July next, at 10 o'olock, A. Id., for the.pur
po, of electing officers of the Company for the eniolng
year, atol for the transaction 11 such other business-ter-may
come before the Stockholder,. JOSEPH SAILER, kTit
jt,27::0-4 jy4andll Secretary.
I N THE MAll'Elt OF THE ASSIGN
MENT ON HUGH D. KING.
The creditors of Hugh D. King are hereby notified that
the undersigned Auditors have completed their repott,dis
trOtnting the balance M the landa of William P. Baum,
Aa.iguee; that said report eau low examined by pommel in
tcr.asted, at the office of MIK fi M'CONNELL, Pittsburgh,
:Ind that the mote will be Sled in the Prothonotarreldfice,
on the eighth day of July next, nolen the IMMO stiall biect-
I to. THOMAS APCONNIIOL,
J. E. BRADY,
June Nib, 1856---i Audit/ext.
00 6 ! BOOKS! BOOK S The Old
vie.ra g e. n Novel by Mrs. Hubleick, authoressof the
et ife's Sister," " May and December," &e., Id.
Mr. Spuntio's Sporting Tour, edited by Frank Forester,
odor of "Field Sports,' "Fish and Fishing," &c.,
.Nlarinal ;if the Patriotic Volunteer on active service in
regular and irregular war, being the art and science of oh-
Idoing liberty and independence; by Hugh Forbes.
C..tnic Miseries of Human Life—an old friend in ft Pew
do .s.
•
Tan-go-ru-a, an InitOrield Drama ht 1,11)9K
The White Chief, a Legend of North Mexico-by Capt.
Mayne Reid, author of "Ride liangura," "Hunteea-Vottat."
The Rates and Ten itoriaa of the Great West; by Jacob
I;achel and the New World—being a trip to the United
S fait. and Cube.
,•
The Modern Story Teller, or the best stories th 4 feet
hors.
The Daily Chain—in two vultztuee, by the author of
11,1,
J 11.4 r00,v,.,1 by W. A. 0 ILDBiI'ENNEY & CO,
•`7 Fifth et, opposite the Theatre
ROOKS! BOOKS!—FoR SUMMEE tr.
:
THE DAISY CHAIN. or Atogratlons—a Family - Ocioni•
it, the author "The Heir of lie lclyffe," "Heart's
caee," etc. Two vols., cloth, $1,50.
Mr. SPONGE'S SPORTIAG - TOUR—Edlted by Prank For
est.,: with colored integrations; one vol., cloth.
THE STATES tILND TERRITORIES OF THE GREAT
WEST—a complete - guide for pentane emigrating to "The.
Great 'Weet," with mope and numerous illustrations. One
volume, cloth, $1,25.
TELE OLD VICARAGE—a Novel, by Dire. Hubback,
aa
thorwof "The Wite's Slater." Ono vol., $1,25.
THE \FIFE'S TRIALS—a Novel, by the author of the
~ .lealova Wife." Paper, 50 cents.
ITAN.OO-RU-A, an Historical Drama In Prose. '"Hy IL
Warhead, Esq. One volume, cloth, $5. '
WORTH AND WEALTH—a collection of nithns,ldttrals
:oat Jl Iscellankajor 51erchants and Men orßnelness. By
Freee,an Hunt, Editor of Hunt's Merchant:Ll Mega:fine.
Ono volume, cloth, $1,25.
For sale by H. arnma &
je27 No. 32, Smithfield streeL
N;IVAN TED—A YOUNG MAN to learn.the
Dry Goods business. Ouo with some experience pro
-1:r rea. Apply at 25 kph at. A. A. MASON h. CO.
$6l ,348 16
f UEENSIV AliE, CHINA AND GLASS
lot AT AUCTION.—On TUESDAY morning, July bit,at
rit the Commercial Sales Rooms, corner of Wald and
Fifth will be mid, a consignment of Due Chinn,
ill.ise and slie•ensuare, minimising lustre baud and minted
tea China nud granite, figured and plain, terse and
,edis 1: tea-pots; sogrirs; creams; Louis; pitchers; plates;
d labs,: bake rs; China ruses and ornaments; fruit plates
dsl cs - a,adu ; tsl d ad. dipped and common bakers:
dishes, is,ml, and teas; table castors; cut gloat do-
. ss' rst etilored nine (stile,; diamond tumblers; stipplon;
em.oes eil•I sugars; fine .its; doluttru,tonttlue; spn,,n•
fluid lamps, Ar., Ao. P. Si. DAM,'
Jr.. 7 Auctioneer.
Ul'EKloli SUMMER CLOTHING AT
- - -
AUCTION —On FRIDAY morning. June 07th at 10
win I.‘, nt the Commercial Sales R00111.9,.C0T11,
.11 W,KnI nod Fitt h streetn, u noutdguntieut of ganimozgloth
m;. 1 0,1 n - '. iVed Trot" the Env. made in the hews/nu/net
;
,t.ll atli.,. of light en,,,itnere and thguted
..• pan:eh:en. n.htn4,l, it nod va,naituno. sorts, Teflp, in.
P. ht. G.4.r18, 1
Aitetk‘e_c
1 1 1'SO:NI S.I.LT:3 - 10 1.1 d 4. juAt received
n.kle T•S FI,IOIING lIEOS.
v
TT A I'll3l :: 1) t ) 11. A 0,
. just recoil , an, or
-- - -
6 4 --7
~y I le:171 FLENCINO GRAS
B011( .1 1 , X ., - 7 r 3OO 1 1, 1) L s ms . i i n ts. s o to ß rei ß ,and
el :151 . 11.E st) !loxes in store and Tor
' FLEMING BROS.
4,,1 ANDi PA PER —lOO reams on harultind for
i FLEMING BROS.
A •i) \ • pLA sTER —l5OO yards in
sto, an,/ solo r . 27
for by Ijl YLIZUNG
BRAE..
DAVIS' PAIN K ILLE R-5 ...rms . just2re
c,ive,l and for eale by FLPITNG BRAS.
Lo
wBROWN s WINDSOR SOAP—Five
band nul l 4: ,, nle by
FUMING BROS.
QoDA ASH, Of a good and uniform quality,
ina.:ractitr,ll.y ItanufttettiringCouwaby,
at Tann:lM.. 10111.1 311.1 Far trate by
F Liamia
I )N"( !E NT ft ATED LIE—A new atiaele
makiim Soap, warranted superior to Potash in
,yrry reap rt. Remember, Ipound worth loaf Potash
On hand and fir sale by [Je27] PLE3LENO
• ___.
still maintains its reputation for YtNE TEAS: ,All
gratiei of Y. 11. and Black constantly on ltami, anti . nirtr rr
•tiN ing—
10 chests ociern Cliap.llnest Tea in !market;
10 -- Moynne Y. Ilysou : -- 1
._
4.; '. Extra Oolong;
40 •• Fongtal, extta flweur; i '''
30 - Souchong Chnlan:
- Sii) " assorted Young Ilyaon.
.1
All of which will he sold at less prices thin anyAtore in
;he rity. ... F. It. DRAVO,
ler.i Nvs. S Market at. and 1 Dkunilaid.
tr R K T
-
D-
EIRKEE'S YEAST POWDER-Dikm
atolorte4 rack: es of this suprriot BakittePo
ti hy P. R. D4.4.V
• •
N excellent article of POTASH, pit lup
In tin cane fur families, rtreived by
F. R. MOO.
- _ _
R =:4l-3 lbs. fine Black Tea for $1; at
DRAWS, 62 Market*
• jv'..ti
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FOR $l----3 lbs. of superior Young-Hysion
Teo for One Dollar, at F. E. BRAVO'S,
jet 27 No.l 11i0n30)24.
COFFEE
-80 .I.lra Corfre, 50 phi. each
• -
'0 bags prime ON Leguaj ra Coffee. Received by
F. IL DRAV,O.
. •
STAIV IE
-12 boxes Orris and Oswego Corn Starch ;
a eeker's Farina;
3 - Wheaten Grits; recd by
jc27
A GREAT BA RG AIN !—For sale, it• corn
fortable Brick DWELLING EIOIISE, No. 59 Wilist et,
wall two Lots of Uronnd, each 20 feet 400 t b 3 90 de* iTho
Rows, Marge and convenient; '
a good , oellar, with ciuM: ii lt
Moor : a hall, two parlors, dining-room and kittbett t
Tory; with awash - house and large pantry—ttutnellliran,
store room and bath room on the second 4.'andAhre
rooms on third story. fireproof slate roof, glut d
pipes on first and second story. Large yard; with:rees, grape vines, Sc. The improvements slontreoetWibre
hen the price asked for the whole property. Prictill=
onefourth in hand; remainder at one, two anditiniq
8. CUTIIREHT -1301g . r
Jet; Real Estate Agents, 51 Marla it.
OWE BOOKS—OtTSAftTRDAIt
G
29th, at o 'cl oc k, will tw• sold at ghoiodin.
;atrial Sake Rooms, corner of Wood and Vial eta, elks&
'dock of ,:liofce _Books, in which arc embraced many of the
I,mt. Knahsb and American authors on all subjects of gene.
Mention', suds as history, biography, travel, poetry,
Irrology, 4c. Also, a select lot of second-hand boo She
reater part of which are valuable and interesting publica
tions now put of print; illustrated works ou the arta iind.
wiences, Sc., Sc. I'. N. DA17.9,
lo2t;
.• Auctioneer,
Summer Arrangement.
A L L EGhI ENY VALLEY RAI LRO4P-
Eigt4VN_
Shortest andQoolo/ses! Roue . to all violuttto
on the Alleghen - y River. .•
TWO DAILY TRAINS 'env., Pitisbnreh kalinee:—
Morning Express, at 8 o'clock, A. M., for KITTANNING,
CLA RION. PRANK LIN, RED-BANK, RKADY'S BEND,
)IA I lON I NG, RELAIERSIIMG, BROOK VILLAS, and Oil
poiuts
Fn.:tang ..lcconantotiztion loaves at 5c45, P. 24. 2 stoirtring- at
all way-atations.
Faso to Kittanning, $1,115.
51 i‘hlleiex $l. 7 51Citirion..-- ..... .... •••••4 3 25
Suockeburg 250 Pututatirimey .... 3 '25
R4,1-Bank 2 25 Reimeraburg 2 50
Vorleville 275 Reedsburg.....-- 300
s.l:una 200 Rural - Village ..... :......... /1
'Z A 8
I.:ra . ty's Bend 2 25 51nlioning ...........—.....e.A. 75
Kelleraburg . 200 Team 2 ;.?.5
Iti•thlehem 2 75 Mechauloilrurg. 8 00
Shantlootble 925 Brookville 3 75
l'icliots to all or the gene plaom con be procured at the
oflive, corner of Pt-no and Wayne streets, and at the Depot
on Taylor street. A. J. HOPPER,
.1..21 Ithaperintentient.'
__________
A' AND BROWN ---
;
STOUT-.
7 doz. naelt. Ile;mutt Scotrh.Ain.
t; do - " India pale Ale
du •• " ntrong 4.
.‘ Brown Stout.
Jost received and for sale by
MILLER.* RISACRRSON
.J 1 anti Mar
I3A CON.—
10,000 Bacon
15,000 .` Moulders.
1 " 8141,9, fn sture and for Bale by
FORSYTH ISOM
76 %tea street
Lily 1
NE RS. ALLEY ' S 1 AIR RE or
L Zylubalsainum.—This preparation, which btu' never
try o known to fail in any coos when need secordbg po,the
din etions, restorea the hair to Its original strength .U4l
roh.r. It fa not a dye, ,and one bottle is andicienr; ff apOkxl
For sale only. by JOS. FLEMING,
je'26 Corner Ilarket st. and the lasuaaad.;
D R. HULLIHEN'S PARISIAN - TOOTH
TiKith Paste is the boat of its Una for
Cl. ilt,iug anti prom•rriug the tevtli. Tt is propumt undo
Lit 111. , rviAluo of 1)r Said only
JOS. ►Yi]ti\U,
j021.J C.Oruos Market at, ud the Utamuad•
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