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THE SHCOOLFELLOW r
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pending dissolution. At such iv time long tried
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i'. 74,.. -. 0 dance, experience, intelligence and patriot' CONSOLIDATION OF ItAILKOADS.
01 11 14 4' 44 1: i V to give place t, untried romanc. : And t' The stockholders of the Ohio and Pennsylvania
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.c, 4 t,r%s.r* , '' , 3 t' men and youth of our laud are to ii,.
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and so far as we have heard, not one vote i ,
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million openly opposed to the measure. The project
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to endorse it. We therefore hope every man
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conscienceless showinen-exhibit woolly horses,
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Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad Office, to-day,
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and express his approbation in the shape of an
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affirmative vote.
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W EDN ESD AY MORNING::::;
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FOR PRESIDENT,
JAMES BITCIiANAN,
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
JOHN C. BRECKINRIDGE ,
OF KENTUCKY.
CEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET
Tug DCIAOCRATIC CuIIKITTEE OP CORRTSPONDSXCE met at the
St. Charles hotel, ou Saturday, June 'let, in pursuance of
tho call of the Chairman.
In the absence of the Chairman, Ilan. C. SHALSR WWI gap
pointed Chairman pro tem.
On motion, It was
Resolrtd, That it is inexpedient to change the time pre
viously fixed for the meeting uf the Convention, to it:
2ail day of August.
On motion of Col. James Salisbury, seconded by R. R.
Roberts, Fin., It was
Resalred, That we recommend to the County Contentionfor li,
nomination candidates, by voting rive not, instead
log, as heretofore.
C. SIIALER, Chairman. pro 71.
Joan N. ll'etowar, Secretary.
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THE CAMPAIGN POST.
There is already a pretty large demand for the
campaign Pad, and we hope our friends will
push it along fast. It is furnished to cluls of
ten or more for fifty cents each until the cam
paign is over, and the result made known. The
price is but a trifle, and it contians more rear
ing matter than any other weekly or campaign
paper in Western Pennsylvania.
It is likely to be an exciting c..intest mail is
in fact one of the most important Presidenrd
contests through which the country has ever
passed. We want to have the people poAtrd up
n.B to the issues involved, whatever way they may
intend to vote. Hence it is that we offer our
campaign paper so cheap. It will at the same
time I e much larger than any other cue issued.
To Clubs of ten . 53 00
To Clubs of to-enty-two 10 00
To Clubs of thirty-five 15 t.O
Will our friends take an interest in this matter,
and shove it along.
We have already got several large clubs, and
expect many more.
tULLMORE C NIONTGONIERY
DEMOCRATIC CELEBRATION !
for a rousing Democratic celebration of the
MR. Fo.t.motta's speech at Albany don't suit the
Republicans. He is anti-Nebraska, but he e •.'l
run. Ile is not to he driven off the track, and
he will not consent that his party he sold out to
land speculators and rich contractors. Ile knew"
that this sectional" movement is all for the benefit.
of Wm. 11. Seward. But besides all this, Mr.
Fillmore is a national man, a friend of the Union,
-- ---- land he sees no safety for the Union, if the Black
WORKED HIS WAY UP--TILE RO
i Republicans could by any possibility succeed.
MANCE.
I We see strong indications every day that he is
Our political opponents seem to claim great
credit for their candidate on the ground that "he KaMing strength. In differ ent coming out for
parts of this
has worked his way up in the world'' from pot- State the American councils are
erty. We would not detract in the slightest de- him. That was the cause at Easton. The Phi'a
gree from theyredit due any one on that score. i het his swindl elias made Fillmore tens of thous-
But almost an one in this country who lias ! ands of friends. Commodore Stockton, too, has
made ordinary efforts with tolerable success con declared his willingness to withdraw in favor of
lay claim in some degree to the same honor. A 1 Fillmore, and will .lo so at the right anie
southern paper tell u: that Fremont when a I,oe ' We atilt adhere to our opinion thnt the Fillmore
was assisted by certain wealthy l a di es i n South : and Donelson ticket will poll a larger pepitair
Carolina in getting aa, t i n , „„„i a „.y vote than the Fremont and Dayton ticket .en I
then, through Mr. Peineeta go education t
h hi
a situat,,,o we heb Il
eve the uchanrin and lireckinridge tie!.it
will poll more than both together. The tieititt
as teacher on hoard a government vessel, where
be remained two veers and a half. Ile then 1,,,, Smith ticket will probably p u ll ,aatatti vi t.. , I
cured a Lieutenants commission in the aria,. We count confidently on New York for Buchat, ii
and run away with and married Cols lientoria: la is quite refreshing to hear folks talk e1,...it ..,
daughter. A reccmciliatien was soon effected, oil line Whigs voting for Fremont. How can .I
`"'"
and from that time forth Fremont . : road was en- y. they help it when they know what he thoughtof
,
11 e ~,ire to is e-peeioi aitetiti n al
His father-in-lea- had much intluenee at Washing- them and their principle,: Here it is : , rem:slam. here aI I .Vll as the f ea 1 0 1, I .
ton, and used it in behalf of Fremont. He r. se ~ ills f ee ling toward the Whig , maybe inferred the ..liggeetam- lir li VII , illl I , e .I , l o ltel Rs we i
to the grade of Lieutenat Colonel in the regular from a remark Sir," said he, -It ye eeed i• , l line ,1 Lai' ma as - 1 mdivasiiiii
army. Gen. Shields reached a higher grade in lived upon mule beef and p.ssh o p p e r pies : ut that sril eSEsrt:,.‘l.l“, 's Tue. i IneT t kv,
a much shorter time. Fremont made several ' ItVhhanigePtir:enrellPl e l l
tshicekreenh end
wdli:geri:et
rmba,riert:','
the l io a n t )l,,, l t .l i ' i :; ,. P;: r er i t. ' , ..' , : ,
r u t i , , ,, ' g rb t ' , c , li t
} b 0 a' , 1 ,,,, ' ' l . , a , ..,
successful explorations assisted by Kit CaTaott, name of Whig, will vote for such a bigot ?" . • ne,•eaearily assume a heava renponeibiliti
and wrote his own account of them. He was That record is worth preserving it is about tim 'i n , r l itrerm• " s e` the law rik" , and may r.•
actually in the U. S. Senate four months, and . all we know of Fremont'` political principles r w i , l l i " d fu e • g . eu i t ;:, rc , c h d r ,', " th d : t I t i t ut , ',% 1. 1 . " .c , ":' .0'
left no record there that does him one particle of : It is the only record of his statesmanship.a,, ere
ponya a proper apprecia;:on(ofetnh'e c.lenli'et,a':v
credit. lie introduced one bill that rendered . But it is said Fremont is going to write a let- and re bility ef the resort to the law .:t
self preservation, we quote further :
him 50 unpopular in his own State that he Wi: ter and tell us all he knows on political subjects.
" ' , Ur past history forbids that we thould ne. , se
not re-elected. Ire made on, lucky hit as a haul : or r , h the Island .4 - cub...al:oat the . onsent ..1 Spain'. ,
t er, Horace Greeley, James Gordon Ben
speculator, and is now half-owner of some ere- net and Theodore Parker are to write it for him. "c".ie.ha"( hp '''' l"'"'''" 'l "" i . l i''''.'''''"""" Si '
enty Spanish leagues of land one-half of which : Doubtless there will be something In it equii a- m tu u d sa a in d any event, preeer , e our ...C. eotite'ielis recti
is a barren waste, and the other half of gri.at lent to admiration of the " rich Irish brogue and l e Ve n ask ou t r h a e w w u r7te li r .r i e n " th ' t t. ' Intelltgm'er to mark
value, provided there is gold ore enough in it. sweet German accent." There will be something the important qualification : We should net or
q uire Cuba without the consent of Spain, t al.ins
This lucky hit has made him. But for that he in it, too, to quiet the Know Nothings, and it
would never have been spoken of for the Crest- will also call the Democrats pro-dares, That s I E 'S R T , I , t r I K u l: s II Y
i 1 1 i1 , " ,i, T1 a 1 , 1t ,,,,, racerlhi,,,ouL,:kt:iiniltth:E 1 1 .1.' a R
, I'
dency. A lucky land speculator our opponents . lie must not be omitted, of course. And old line tied statement of the writer, Hint Mr. ll ' uc n h i a n n ft a i n
deem more to be honored than those whotaerough wai ga, w h oa , principles disgust him. may fil.o -does not hesitate to say that we must hay,
the toil and cares of a long life become eminent expect a ki n d war d . Hu b ! Cuba at all risks - ' • Whoa Mr. Buchanan real v
eels' will. that we must have Cuba at all risk . -
for wealth and virtue and public service. Such - a t,rnet.r its aCqUl.ltioll shall be jus titled by the
is Fri mint record in 1 , , , ,r; and such his claim, New Publicatlon•.
, great law of sell -preeervation
Pt rriA3 , l MM. setae for July ie e particinar.y
to a high and responsible office lie has never Bet we proceed to show. en en more c'ear• e
fine numher. It contains no less than slate. 0
shown any fitness or qualification te, fill. And p.t, that Mr Iltiebatain guarded his position .it
articles Of different degrees , or excellence, le• thil subject i
i
i
,
rut , i,gl - 1 . 1 . ~ 1 " caution and .•••
he is to be elected if possible not upon his meri'-.
~ ides a review of all the new books for the cur- ,aliespection with li ei k the eotieervative state
not for service , rendered the State, not fer tried
rent month, as well as a review of the derill•st ii T i ' , ' , l' ,;.,,ft,ii,rti',.,,.',iiiii:cenntegr',C,::., '',luelflllun'il,7l views
imumlneae and wi , doin as a statesman, but ter After ire shall hare blared spate a price ; :h r P olo
It is for sale by Lauffer, No. 77 Fourth „
the imaginary romoue.• of eotne of Ins travellag new ' far beyond its present value, and this shall Ileac been
adventures with Kit Carson and his Indian street. P rice .20 ren t s - refuted, ,t. will then Le time to ,orisider the questa. C.
HOCSEIIOLI , WORDS --Thie serial, conducted
guides l . 1 Does. tuba in the possession el Spain seriously en
by Charles Dickens, as usual, is filled with useful I danger our internal peace and the existence, of our
Romanse—manufactured, stale romanse, is the
information dressed in so attractive a garb that
basis of the claims and the hopes of this lately (.I'7r l ' i h i. e'l l , l l l n i::: ”, :lite , tioll he auswarad in the air
none rein fail being interested. The July num- i then i
adopted pet and tool of the malignere of hisnntive aye, ay ei erV lair, litlinnit ;MI &rifle, we r e m l , :, ' , ' ll
bee is an excellent one. For sale by Lauffer, 77 be justitieel in wresting it iron, Spain if we possesii
State- -the advocates of disuni on,and the fomentel s
Fourth street, at 20 cents. the power—and this upen the eery same principle
of l war. It is a fit time, indeed, is it net, that would justify an individual in tearing deem the
THE SHCOOLFELLOW for July has also been sent
to indulge in the childish freak of placing ro• burning house of his neighbor if there were no other
us by Lauffer. It is a capital Publication for tneans h to prevent the flames from destroying his otrti
mance in the Presidential chair, when the nation
youth ; indeed we know no more appropristri
is threatened with a foreign War: is alarmed at
home,
prance such circumstances, we ought neither te
Fourth of July present than a year's subscription count the cost nor regard the odds which Spain
the ominous beginnings of a civil war ; is die
the " Schoolfellow," from & parent to his might enlist against us. We forbear to en t e r i e t i ,
turbed and agitated by domestic and sectional the question whether the preset condition of the is
child. Price 10 cents per number or $l,OO per
strife ; and the fair fabric of our government land would justify such a measure."
York,
Dix Sr. Edwards, :I•2.1 Broadway, New Mark how completely the foregoing contra
and confederacy shaken with distort and im-
York, are the publishers of all three of the above diet*, the statement of the writer In the bud!,
pending dissolution. At such a time long tried fleeter, that Mr. Buchanan adotscs our yoerrri mew,
monthlies.
statesmanship, and acknowledged wisdom, pro- if Spain should refuse to sell, then to lake Cula lo t
deuce, experience, intelligence and patriotism is force Mr. Buchanan'e true ponition is, that it
to give place LIP untried romonc• : And the young Spain refuses to sell, tare I not that our govern.
meat should take it by Puree I will "be tame to
men and youth of our land are to be taught tle, t censeler the question, lime , Cuba in the penile,
the road to the distinction of "self-made men " `lllll lif Spain seriously endanger ellr interiad
is to run away with peace and the exietenCe of
some rich and influential 11111
man's daughter: through that influence get the We must think the writer in the in/rife/roes, will
acknoveledge a material difference in hie repre.
command of some traveling expedition rtver eentation of Mr. Buchanan's positian and in that
mountains and plains, and then make a lucky
no unequivecally laid down by Mr. Buchanan
hit at land speculation by inducing come stupid himself. The injustice is palpable and glaring--
Old Mall to sell you au estate worth half a million such as the writer ought to repair.
Let us be specific on this matter. Mr. Buchan
dollars fur three thousand dellars. That is the an lays down the great law of self-pr .
process ; and that accomplished our young men as applicable to States as well as individuals.
ilitlical . Will any one dispute the truth of that position':
are fit to be Presidents in times of grave lie says that, as important as Cuba is to our
ties and alarming events.
peace and prosperity, we should not think of ac-
Barnum has written a hook to teach our youth quiring it without the consent of Spain, except
in the last resort, as a means of saving our own
a short road to fortune. Become great and
conscienceless showmen—exhibit woolly horses, nation from ruin. Will any one venture to take
issue with him on this position? He says that,
mermaids, fictitious nurses of Washington, and before considering the question whether the ac
filch from the wonder loving people a half mil- quisition of Cuba is essential for our preserva
t tion, we should offer to buy the island, and even
ion in a few years. Yet to the thoughtful men,
Barnum's short road to high fortunes will seem to offer more than. value. Will anybody conic
forward to dispute the position? He says that
'scarcely less deceptive, absurd, and a humbug, if Spain refuses to sell at such price, it will then
than the Republican short road to high offices. be time for our government to consider the mo.
Such are tile lessons the youth of our land are mentous question whether Cuba is essential to
now taught I.y the Barnum and "Republican" our self preservation; and if it shall be decided
in the affirmative, then, to save ourselves from
leaders ; and the young men are appealed to to ruin, we should take Cuba at any cost or peril
vote for this romonct against the " Sage of Who can successfully gainsay this proposition':
. I B V r b e e c a k t i l n & r n i d dge , an w d b o t , h t e h o g u i g ft h ed h a a r n d d l yateh°l°.rtmyp-isisehveden Who will say that "an individual would not be
y fyi n ,
o o in .
f i ntahteedgoovnetrhne_ justified in tearing down the burning house ef
his neighbor if that were the only means of say
sears econ d o f
ballot ag e,
forwa was
the u a s n ec i rofin7Ol ing his own home?" And who will now say that
the writer in the intentgencer has not done Mr.
in behalf of an older man. Buchanan a flagrant injustice in the positions be
meat ; and that too against his own contest and
has attributed to him? If this writer can find
eloquent appeals
and Barnum lessonsno better reason for advising old-line whigs to
Verily, if these Republican
of this age have their full effect we may expect support Mr. Fillmore, and thereby increase the
chances of Colonel Fremont's election, we think
the next age of youth to be a generation of by retracting the injurious imputations against
gallants and sharpers. But Barnum has already he would show his patriotipm much more clearly
" The Romance" is in a fair way to Mr. Buchanan, and enlisting under his banner as
failed, and
wind up with a similar catastrophe. an ally for the campaign for the preservation of
the union.
Fourth of July in the t;rove at Wilkinsburg
Several distinguished speaker , will be there, and
• dinner will he ready nt two o'clock P. M.,
in the grove. We anticipate a very good time
of it. The cars will go every half-hour during
the day. Come one, come all, Democrats, and
all who are with aq
El=
OF PENNSYLVANIA
CANAL COMMISSIONER:
GE,ORGE SCOTT, or COLUMBIA CO
A OBITOR. GENERAL:
JACOB FRY, Jr., 11.1o:vmnazair Co.
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The committee of arrangements have prepared
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rtasvo.—The editor of the Pittsburgh 3"our4 I
nal employs his time in copying articles from
southern papers on.the subject of slavery, and
then crows lustily over a supposed vindication of
MEE
the lie that northern Democrats favor the eaten•
sion of slavery. Such a course is utterly absurd,
as every man of common sense knows.
Are northern Know Nothings in favor of the
extension of slavery? No. But southern Know
Nothings are, and we might quote as much from
their papers. Are northern Old-line Whigs in
favor of the extension of slavery ? No. But
southern Old line Whigs are, and their papers
could be quoted from with equal effect. But
what of it? Southern Democrats, Whigs and
Know Nothings are all to a great extent in favor
of the extension of slavery, while the same par
ties at the North are not. The Democrats, how
ever. are resolved that the question of slavery or
no slavery in new territories shall be decided by
the people of the territories themselves. Thus
perpetual agitation on the subject will be kept
out of Congress. Thus a cause of Sectional strife
will he removed from the States. Thus one of
the greatest perils to our Union will be a verted.
And thus the painciple of popular sovereignty
will be vindicated and everywhere applied.
But the Republicans and soft shell Know Noth
ings—all abolitionists—are opposed to all this
They want agitation and sectional strife, and, in
the language of one of their leaders, they are
willing to let the J,;nion slide." And above all
they are opposed to the principle of popular
sovereignty, but dare not say so openly, so they
edeavor to get up a false issue instead of the true
THE GERDIANB. ij
All the hopes of the Know Nothings and Re
publicans are based on the supposed defection of
the German voters from the party that they have
to a great extent heretofore acted with. That
some of the German voters prefer the Know
Nothings to the Democrats we are prepared to
believe; but they are not that class of Germans
who can still remember the slaughter of their
countrymen by the Know Nothings at Louisville,
St. Louis, New Orleans and Baltimore.
The Democratic party has had the control of
our government nearly all the time for more
than half a century, and will have it for half a
century more. Let those leave it who choose to,
their places will be filled with true men and pa
triots who are worth far more than the discon
tented and unstable and unreliable. But ac
counts from all quarters satisfy us that but a
small portion of the German voters will support
the Republican and Know Nothing ticket. They
are not all to be misled by the miserable Al,ll
- and Know Nothing falsehood and
Mr. Buchanan's election is as certain as ..ny
future event.
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(Prom the Washington union.]
MK, BCCIIANAN AND THE OSTEND MANIFESIO.
A writer in the National Int,lligencer, who ad
dresses himself to the old line Whigs in regard
to their course in the pending presidential con
test, recommends them to withhold their support
from Mr. Buchanan mainly upon the ground of
his sentiments as contained in the " Ostend
Manifesto." The objection is stated by the
writer as follows :
" And, especially, how can we support Mr. Buchan
flu:. who -c celebrated ()stoic! wany'r.eto has commit
ted him to an extent even trap 'ending the limits of
the Cincinnati platform' I i that manifesto he does
nut hesitate to say that wo .I , la hare Cuba at all
lie a dvi.es our government to offer to pur
chase it: and, if Spain should refuse to sell, then
take it by Such is Mr. Buchanan's position."
It is fortunate for Mr. Buchanan that his real
position on the Cuban question is susceptible of
an elucidation so certain and clear that no
apology for misconstruction or misrepresentation
can exist. The " Ostend Manifesto itself
furnishes a triumphant answer to any misrepre
sentation on the subject. Without traveling out
of the record, we will proceed to expose the
injustice done to Mr. Buchanan in the foregoing
•
extract.
The writer says that Mr. Buchanan " does
not hesitate to say that we must hare Cuba at all
risks." Again : he says that Mr. Buchanan
advises our government, -if Spain should refuse
to sell, then take it (Cuba) BY FORCE." These
are presented by the writer in the Intelligeneer as
Mr. Buchanan's positions in the Ostend document.
We undertake to prove from the document itself
that its true language and interpretation so
materially qualify and modify the positions
attributed to him as entirely to relieve him from
the imputations of tillibusterisin contained in the
article to which we are replying.
On the importance to our government of the
acquisition of Cuba the Ostend document holds
this language :
It must be clear to every reflecting mind that.
from the peculiarity of its geographical position and
the considerations attendant un it. Cuba is so neces
sary to the to the North American republic as any of
its present member , , and that it belongs naturally to
that great family ci States of which the Union is the
providential nursery.
.• Frets its locality it command= the mouth of the
Mississippi and the immense and annually-increas
ing trade which must seek this avenue to the ocean.
•• lin the numerous navigalilo streams, measuring
an aggregate 'nurse of some thirty thousand miles.
which dieeml.,gue themselves through this maginifi•
cent river into the Gulf of Mexico, the increase of the
population, within the last ten years, amounts to more
than that of the entire Union at the time Louisiana
was annexed to it.
"'rhe natural and main outlet to the products of
this entire population, the highway of their direct
intercourse with the Atlantic and Pacific States, can
never be secure. but must ever be endangered whilst
Cuba is a dependency of a distant power, in whose
possession it has proved to be n source of constant
annoyance and embarrassment to their interests.
'• Indeed. the Union can never enjoy repose, nor
possess reliable security, as long as Cuba is not em.
braced within its boundaries.
Its immediate acquisith•n by our government is
i.l paramount importance. and or oannut doubt but
that it ie a ronsutumation devoutly wished for by !is
inhabitants.
The ictercourse whir h it' pri•xlinity to our e ,
nisi
I.eceti. :01.1 e:.,,,urag . e• between them and the
ritki~ c-
• the I sited `tales 1,3 4 s in the prove,: of time.
1.111.1,1 their :ntere. , urse and blended their fortune,
that they new look upon each other or if they NeTt•
k.ne people and had but one de,tiny .
Considerations exist which render delay in the
acruisition of this Island exceedingly dangerous
the foiled States.
•• The system of immigration and labor, lately er•
ganized within its limits, and the tyranny and op
pression which chnraiterire its immediate ruler-,
threaten an insurrection at even' movement, which
may result in direful consequences to the American
people.
Cuba has thus become to us an unceasing danger
and a permanent cause of anxiety and alarm."
Can any one successfully controvert the con
clusivene , s of these reasons for the policy
proposing an immediate acquisition of Cuba
Their force cannot be increa.ed by argument
nor can the corcluston to which they lead be re
After arguing to show that Spain would con
sult her own interest by agreeing to well Cuba to
the Cuited States. the document proceeds to dis
,u,s4 the queation, in the alternative of her re
fu,a; to sp!', a- folb.ws .
•• But If Spain, ben(' t. the of her own in•e
rest, 8.1.3 a•quabed by krubborri ride and a fti:se
sense ~(• 41..”1.1 reface t. , ..e! Cuba 5-
I . II 111 - 11 States, then the t i .iestom wit, arse what ou ; :i
to In the eotit.e ~f r.Vertalleilt tin ler
It/ u -IC” .•••• •
ut ivr a•
•iu :1:3 A!Cri.
13- becrt u.:kkie t
fie Pi I .a rid. :11,1
7.,1.r “1".•11 List. , r, Vet ..I,e pr
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ro'',
PUBLISH this morning an article from the • Reddlng's Russia Salve. -4t is a Boston remedy
Washington Union in relation to Mr. Buchanan', of thirty years' standing, and it recommended
by physicians. It is a sure and speedy outit, fur
views on the subject of the acquisition of Cuba. burns, piles, boils, corns, felons, chilblains, and
' Let all read it, and they will be prepared to un- old sores of every kind ; for fever sores, ulcers,
derstand aright the falsehoods of the Republican itch, scald head, nettle rash, bunions, sore nip
sheets when they charge our candidate with hay- festers, flea bites, spider stings, frozen limbs,
ing recommended to our government anything
salt rheum, scurvy, sore and cracked lips, sore
wrong on that subject. nose, 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 do an injury, or interfere
with physician's prescriptions. It is made from
the purestmaterials, from a receipe brought 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. Price,
25 cents a box. Redding & Co., proprietors.
Aberdeen, in Scotland, or else from the scattered
fragments which tie excavation of ancient cities
For sale by B. A. Fahnestock & Co., Flem
ing Bros., R. E. Sellers & Co., Dr. G. H. Keyser
and H. iner & Co., Pittsburgh ; Beckham &
M'Kennan, Allegheny city.
A. J. Lzwis, Esq., of Boston, states t
his own personal knowledge J. C. Fremont is a
slaveholder
F TII E author of the mathematical question
in our paper yesterday, will let us know his name
he will soon bear of an answer.
lioaaist,E SCENE.—We learn from the Baton
Rouge Advocate of the 30th ult., t ationed at hat Wi that place,
lson, a
soldier of the B. S. army, st
suffered the penalty of death by hanging, for the
murder of a fellow-soldier. He met his fate
calmly,.but did not deny the murder. His wife
was in his cell screaming, (luring the execution,
as though her heart would break.
NICARAGUA.—The New York Herald publishes
an extract of a letter dated Granada, Nicaragua,
June 1, which states that a communication had
just been received from Costa Rica acknowledg
ing the government of WPM and Walker, al:o
declaring the war at an end, and offering to he
responsible for all the expenses growing out of
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.—The day fixed for
the election of electors to elect a President and
Vice President of the United States is the first
Tuesday after the first Monday in November. It
will fall this year upon the fourth day of the
month.
In Tersa --!leer
4V-111'Lanc's Vermlfuge
wlutt the proprietor of the -St. Hotel has to say of the
wonderful effects of 31 'Lone, l'errnkfuos :
•• STAR lIUTV.," CRNTRENILLY... TELts, Aug. 2d, 15.5.1.
31 , 1srs. Firming Er, —1 feel it my duty to make the (A
lowing statement : Serena of cry children have been unwell
for the last week or two. I called at the •• Big Mortar" to
get nine Oil of Vl'ormseed and other truck, to give them 1“r
worms. The druggist recommended M'Lane's Vertraao,
prepared by you, but having heretofore tried every Venni
fug,“ within my huowing, without advantage, I told him it
tom not worth while, as toy children app aced proof against
them all. Ito said to take a bottle, and aortal, if it done
uo good, to refund the money. To satisfy him, I done so,
and the effect was so much better than expected that I got
another bottle, and the result was most astonishing. Three
of my children discharged a gee at number of the larger
worms I ever saw. Tu a young MAIL my moil rorrier, wh.
An woak, puny and poor AS a snake for a month or a
K.tse two deem, whirl] Iprvnght from him at least a pint.
hat is ralird swmacii worms • Strange an this may amh.a
yet it in an -trne an preaching." How the boy !stood it
•.• hr did, with tett thousand "Lot.," gnawing at I.
.ohanch, h, the grueleM wont!, to me. All tl n caws o
ow dolog Wrii No doubt tI lbws of IisoUWAS
1 , 1 Lnvv b-•av hared I.y the tintrlylll4, Of 011.4 extrtsurdinary
ie.licm•, Don't 1 . .01 cil•' it a 1.11,11.
THOS. If. TIIIIRNIAN
11l L'arrfl 1, Dr. 511,A N
I:RATED C FIKN I VUO E. 111..IliaCiar INI
et tAburglt, Pa. All tiller Vnrntitugl, in
Dr Miaow'. , 4 ,l,itino 1 ..rulifoge, al.,' his •
I,lTer ,Lll tars I. 1.1 at all rialpaitabk U,ug
, tot , -.. Ntna yane.ine unthout this rwrlaltnrr yi,p;ml
RR
Also, for sale by the solo prprietors,
FLEMING
Soeceesors to .1. Kidd a Co.,
No. 60 Wood street, rorner of Fourth
_ . .
lig_ From a Distinguished Member or THIC
BAR, THt 010 'AT ',BATOR WESTY.IIN VIRGINIA
Vs., Ntarvh '
1, Ne a Dear r , Ir—Loot fall I bed • VlO O lll llttEr
I•lllobatto, e
g fur wrral une.l the “rdintry
rrol,lies tor ithtdd rprrmai,nt ladieflt. I got if Vied , gf ota
%l II ITE LIST %t ENT I had not need Ott* ruct, than 14
wvrt.k, holl I aaall-1/11.41t train)" I . IIIF , Ni. I 'VV.. ever,
r••••••• 11 a. ultraellte th ti lellef to the nor of ths,
itt! I hare nu Itetunitntn 111 attylog that I conalder
LINIMENT a vet) talnahle rea.••Y fur litteutuatu Mita tt
mato ttry ntagr. thitly, NV T. WILLI'S
Dr 111c1...atte'. IMPROVCI , LIV, Pills anti immoral:. Vern:b
fu,; •. what Dr I ;trttle• C. Ittluated White Cu - cam:llan Lint
nitthtt priparrtti sold, mid., il. •ul.•rrtu.m Dr I. iit . td
tar Itt,hcal graduate, •n.l Ph)tot tan .t 1 ttntrusive pray.
e s , tu•• genutue, •trily as wetter...l hy Dr. 1. iticvlt a Co.
liat it Mar, NI,F t - nntoct u, Virg - tun..
n - F It. , NI TII F. liii. \ it; II KA 11 .
"
That 1 hay.. ..1.31111• , 1 010 11•,11.
X rnpro. ~:$.l In, pr
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ha, 1.4.41 in thr htakt
trt, ..s:c•nrd i , , 1 dn.
It th.rt..., t.•ttra, Ith.l th.tt I It,. tint,- ,
t n I ut...1, the al. , e •:,11 , -10 ..551 11, th , . , .111.g') 5.
551 LA \
A:: :..tl , ll. h:.
1 • NI.• iv rtt, S i•t 11.11.1 rltioVjr.
3/1.: ei or) wile,
1 . . V, KR, 110 Wl•tr.i .1, Metleaalt , A et t
I, P FLEA!! Allegheny, near Hailratal t
e2A.Sawape
IMMI=
4k-a- ort Itlrat lon, thr torratlt a plaater appltr.l,
tat-t ~tr 1,1 i r to,rtl PAIN t.\•
Tit \t'rt.lt':, rflorta. and ra,rpt lama err .!••
trtrroAl ttr•% r.•ri L. reatorrd to thrtr °atonal c..10r
nt If :..aWKt•.LL. will nut
oo,rtitlenti , n canwd 1-n..,.1 wbt•n•t•r (h.
. 4 2%. 1a lanl on. 3,1 oral (1,,L vtll ..rtetily
YlioNl I .SP:t."Ts. )CEPI'ILF.S AND PLANTS
. .
ref, r.l guile haralle.en by rttlibsug to toitt i ently n Twit ill
i It I. LEY'S PAIN EN Tli ACTOR. it 4.1.11,, it 6it.4
. . .
unJ lwt
h , hl sys•ta ate %LAW , Esett then, hlte the voltii4
it will da,411, attra-t. luta metuntotphose the
is••• olln4 theoeuce Al Ili snug of heve and nh.•put.x...
Cl, natant it 4,44 heti Con the intiti ends nm. b‘t.., of rnhh
ah.ootte ohs , are as slessitly noutrattiesi.
EMINM=I
iti u slur. I
cvnte per b.., by Dr 11
61.10. 11 KEYBI.III, U
earrvt, r./1.1 I.y tuualy r.rry tl.-41.1.1 in
th, ughout thr 1 . 1111.-11 .1 tabw Ad drders ur lotterm
Lru wUou , u nuirpv, t., l 4 ruidruased t.. CLICK l'.1••
I IL
A (, 1 11.. Neu' Yorb, p-1111:da
eir Prof. De Grath on the Weather --Pi
De I l rnt h x nnta all stirlvt , , , flout tlm ~ 11,‘ la • , f I hr aivlvto , v , t
xthvr 1, , art,l
LI,. , tirvs , L 4. mr4a.Prkv nu.l $1 ',I
tlq_ It f I;ruth feel, It to 1. , Lut duty to humo-t: . ntol
to the publu t. tAte ..tiilsritl3, that the nrt,le altered t
nu,.. ht Mr.. Attila E culled in her telvertteouu t. t
MlMill
651.1.'s El.. Ott Oil
tt re Smith", , pretensiiuts toe knowledge of the ',repots
ti , 101 ..r . arts,° frein her couni‘te,
ent, dr ti„ little It. Smith. formerly etil s enged with Prof. 1
I.rath in keeping the Isstlis and correspondence of It,h
(ull,
but never utstrur led In the ninnutacttire of the no- , 11-
, me. These parties lasi t• uritt e the right nor the altild) to
[nuke tirath's Eit•Otrit . Mitt U., ifillUalogt 1.1 It am
101,11.11}e the wonderful effects of the orl‘ll,ll, us plY]ilfreti
Professed I>e tlratli litinself, at his tad and well known estab.
lethinent. No. 39 South Plighth street, below Chestnut,
Philadelphia.
Dru g gist. will tnidreas their order° to hint alone.
Per wlo by Ll. It. KEYSHIt, Iltbiburgli, and all Drug
gists. my DI
. _
O. Time Past and Prose nt.--Wo well retinl,
her, in the days of our childhood, of *Bumming the softer
ge of a beloved parent as he grasped In agony the side ..1
his chair, while enduring the torturing 1.018 ul the Ta
Doulourems, and seeing the moistened cloth spread .ver Lin
face to give momentary relief, and cool the fiery burning of
the Erysipelas. But then no remedy was at Laud; Reun,•
dy had nut made his MEDICAL DISCOVERY. At the pr,.n.
~ot din), through ti n • powerful agency of this medicine,
diseases are comparatively but in WWII' Whore It I.
one, two or three hallos, norording to the severity of
the rase, will curb Eta turely as the earth revolves, or night
s meeeels the day. Fur all humors it has proved itself a
actor r emedy, anal ire bid Mr. Kennedy god speed in ha
eilorta t.. repose the nick.
Lye long advertleentent In another cultural.
Auld wholortale end retail at 1411.. (1E0111.141 11. KEY: 4 llll'e
140 n 1 taxi street, sign of the Gulden Mortar, and at .1.
Allegheny. Ju24..dAw
un_ Dr. 11. N. Peery's Verittlfuge, ox
FOR WORNIS.—The symptoms of this disease are
g enerally well known, but there is good moon to belie',
that tunny children waste away and die without the preN
ence of worms being auspechul. Since the introduction of
this imepareition we think It may he safely said, that It is
only necessary to ascertain the exisOnuce of worms in the
stomach air bowels, to ensure their extirpatiou and a rad , .
cal cure. A few liOtlell of this Vormifuge will remove from
the system, nut only the worms themselves, but also the
mucus iu width they are embedded, from which if left b.-
hind they would be again engendered, and while it la ".0
deadly In its °RIME' upon the disease, it Is perfectly harm.
less to the patient. Price 25 cents per Vial.
Prepared and sold by A. B. d D. SANDS, Druggists, 100
Fulton street, New York.
Sold also by B. A. FAIINEBTOCK A CO., Pittsburgh,
Pa., and by Druggists generally. Je2.5.1w
Ilar - Why will you Suffer, wurs RELIEF CAN BE
SO EASILY OBTAIN EDl—Have you a Sore Throat, Quinsy,
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Bronchitis, Croup, Still Joints, Front
Bites, Burns, Sprains, or Pains in any part of your systeml
You can be relieved at once by using the most beautiful of
all Liniments, the •' White Circaman Liniment," prepared
by Dr. SCOTT, of Morgantown, Va., and for sale cheap,
wholesale and retail, by Dr. KEYSER, 110 Wood street, and
JAS. P. FLENIING, near R. R. Depot, Allegheny. See ad
vertisement in another column of to-day's paper. [mar4Om
la -Come one, come all, to MORGAN
N,.. 164 Wt_aiD stre,t, and buy what yon want In the II AT
CAP line. A largo stock of SILK, FUR and STRAW
I I ATS always ou hand. Remember .
MOROAN
jo2B 164 Wood street.
diii.Fiourtii of July -- Fverybody should wear a
NEW HAT or CAP on INDEPENDENCE DAY : and to ena
ble all to do so, we will soil our stock at greatly reduced
prlt,s. MORIIAN & CO.,
Je:l7 161 Wood street.
.. , , .
~, • •
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•
nt; ,1.1 I'2. 1,
Le snit' t•
DAUM% Mmnufarturer,
C V CLICK EN ER 1 Mnnulartnmrs
• P.'
'
MINIM
Ati-Have You a Rupture of the Bowels}
—T would most respecthilly- Invite the attention of these 0(-
111(1.1 with hernia or rupture of the lawels to my splendid
UFO, tment of Trusses of various patterns, and to snit every
age. applied and satisfaction guarantied in every case, at my
oitice, No. 140 Wood street, Pittsburgh, Pa. sign of the
,;olden Mortar. Among the Trusses sold by me will to,
found
Ifursh'i Radical Cure Truss:
French Truss., rrry light spring
Gum Elastic Trusses ;
Chadrens' Tru,tes, single and double;
Umbilical Trusses, do druid and adults
Eber Elwin: Spring Truss;
Dr S. S.loh's Supporter Truss
. .
The price of Trusses vary from s'2 to $3O. Hernial
Ruptured patients can be suited by remitting money and
sending the measure around the hips, stating whether the
rupture is on the right of left side. I also sell and adapt
Dr. Banning': Lace or Body Brace, fur the cure of Prolap
sus Uteri, Weakness of the Chest or Abdomen, Piles, Chronic
Inarrlicea, and any weak newidepending on a weak and debili
tated condition of the abdominal muscles.
Dr. itch's Ateloinirust Supporter;
English Elastic Ateloutiruil Bells;
SO. Elastic 17r114
And nearly every kind of Supporter now in use. I also sell
Shoulder Braens of every style, fur weak cheated and stoop
shouldered persons.
Elastic Stockings, for broken anevaricose veins.
Suspensory Bandages, of all kinds.
•iyrinprs of ecru raridy and pattern, and In fact PV4I7
kind of mechanical appliance used in the cure of disease.
DR. KEYSER would state to persons In want of Bracesor
Trusses that he can often send to snit the patient by writing,
but it is always better to see the patient and apply the Truss
r Brace personally. Address
DR. ("to. 11. KEYSER., 140 Wood at..
Sign of the Golden Mortar.
3 IR dauly
OLD ECLIPSE
FREIGHT LINE.
111.41Pai NMI AMP.
Tills LINE IS NOW PREPARED to bring
dl kinds of freight from New York. in three LIB.),
nt
sl,',Ml.llit , Res, and from Phihulelphia in 40 bourn at $1 -
14
100 Rm.
RECEIPTS GIVEN FOR TIME WITH A WRITTEN
(112ARANTEE.
011- imtper packages or small bundles recriced.
Mark goats ECLIPSE Ilt Fall LIT LINE."
C. B. ALLEN. Agent, N... Astor Iron., New York.
J J. !deli EF:Y KR. Agent, :or. Broad and Locust, PL
Fur further Inf,rantlun, apply to
_
I 111 —J. qu nal ropy
S. 8. CARRIER
A. A. CARRIER £ BRO.,
Corner Fourth and Smithfield streets, Pittsburgh
A. A. OAR 166
A G E N 'l' S Taos. C. Duro, Fire President.
State Mutual Fire and Marine Insurane
Co., ~f c'APITAL, $330,000. Etta - at Lrturax, 8;x-rotary.
P. A. MADEIRA, Agent,
No. 95 Water street, Pittaburgh.
Ja18:ly -
Girard Fire and Marine Insurance Co., if
__ .
l'll I LAUEI.I•IIIA. CAPITAL, $300,000.
in AItIN E INSURANCE. D ISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.—
The Cu-partnership existing, heretofore, between Jae.
Insurance Co. of the Valley of Virginia. FIRE RISKS.
WI SCII IsT Ell, lA. CAPITAL, 5300,000. , A 'AWNS and J. KOK:: KNOX, under the firm of JAldn
11-INVFACTI:IIERS' INSURANCE COMP'I, 1 COLLINS A CO., has been dlesolYed, this day, by mutual
Commonwealth Insurance Company, HAIL-
ROIL NO CAPITAL. $300,000. OF PHILADELPHIA. • The !autopsy of the late firm will be settled by J 111166
; COIIIIIK, who is authorized to use the name of the firm for
CHARTER PERPETEU--ORANTID I/O THE STATE Or TENNB7ISATIA. that pn rpm,.. JAS. couns,
Connecticut Mutual Llfe Insurance Co., Chartered Capital, e 500,000. ' 1 gallittaburgh,'Wune 14,1551 J. BANKS EN0.1...
It A itTFolt G. CA pirA L AND ASSET.N, 93,154,4 ti 9. FIRE, MA h:INE AND INLAND TRANEPORTATID.V .
AARON il. LIPPINCOTT. Presiden t-
ORRIN ROVERS, Syy-rotary.
GEGRGV, YOUNG, Treasurer,
.
Penns y I venter Insurance Co., of PITTSBURGH.
t'.4 /V rAL .4.1 o ..4.,sErs, so v. h, 15hf.,, , 5129,0i0k 49.
Wm Y. Jotisisr , s, Prvsnisni. A. A. L.Amosa, Secretor). ;-- -
DIRECTORS.
dee I k dspcly
. 1 Aaron S. Lippiiii-ett, William B. Thomas,
S A .)I UE L FAH N ESTOCk , Sl, L lilot, Gillii,,,liain, William Neal,
: N idiot. Li. Tii) ler, Alfred Weeks,
IMPORTER S. DEALER IN ' Orrin Regeri, Climies J. Fields,
John P. Simons, Jana.. P. Smyth.
Ft )ItEI G IN .A.TS 1) 1.) OAIEST 1 C ~-Tlgi. Company hon Iran orpolized with a Cash C.iple
lIARDWAIIFA. , tal, and the Directors have determined to adapt the business
; to its available resources. To observe prudence In condor t-
No. Fl 3 Wood street, between Diamond ing Bs affairs, with a prompt adl.tment of losses.
Pittsburgh Office, No. 7 ii %atm street.
alley and Fourth street, J. NEWTON JONES, Agent.
I'l TTS li C." R G 11, TA.
REFERENCES.
4,i- Teo subscriber is now openitui a well e,lected adsorb
The followit.g well known and responsible firma In Pati
n...tit .A foreign and domestic Garde isre, all new,and will be
burgh have authorized reference to them, with regard to the
a. 1.1 on as g‘aal term,. no any other house in thla city. lie stability and imunduess of the Manufacturers' Insurance
...IR alaayn k,.. 1 , on hand a general assortment of 1 Company.
limmer A Rahm,
HARDWARE CUTLERY. CARRENTEILS' TOOLS, dc, !
. George P. Smith A CO.,
'l'. a hulk he reepectrally invite. the attention of purchasers.
I ngo, Titlrliall k Co.,
~,1,2t; SAMUEL FAUN &STOCK. . nevT
FORSYTH & SCOTT,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
MERCH AN T S,
DealerM In Wool, Hides, Flour,
BACON, LARD. AND LARD OIL,
ty-A.VD PROIirCE GE.YERALLY.-Vg
N.J. 75 W ATER STREET, PITTSBURGH, PENNA.
1 KI.VIIRIEICIS:
Snrinpr liarbangh, Dittalih Geo. Wells, Wellsvills, Ohio.
3 ohn twott .4 Co_ .. IM. Martin. ..
ICU Jone.i.llnall'rett Dep.Blc.llionns & {tontinePhila.
Lorcli .L C, , ., l'ltted.urgh 'Barnet, Nealat ,t ' Oartetzoo,
Joseph E. Miler, :it. ',urns. Phil.
1'1,..n.aw .t Ort.iin , r, Bankers] Ilulnios & Connell, Cincinnati
~...1..u.1. Oillt. j febl lyl 'A. D. Bullock & Co,
.1 mu It. F, OoNff, bite of Humphreys, Iloffrusua IN oohs, Ph
D. IV. tl castor! late of Pi ttaburgl‘
KOONS & HERSTINE,
FLOUR FACTORS,
AND
General Produce Commission Mei chants,
.A.. 47 .Norf.h if'!urrtv.3 anti 95 North )litter t:reet,
below Race street,
Ragaley.Woodwerd & Co. Phil.: Bryan, Kennedy & Co. Pitts'li
Garrett. Martiu & Co. Wilmarth & Co.
Woo.' & ()liver, " & Liggett,
Slat, I Ore & Cu. i 3. & W. Rea,
Caleb C pe & Co. Bagaley,Cosgrave & Co, , 4
Truitt, ituther & Cu. Watt & NV neon,
J Leitiner Co. Ciurinnati. Fotallek & Foulds, Cinch:luta.
A. A. Pollock & CO. " Morrow & Grittier,
Twpod & Sibley, J. S. Chenoweth & Co.
Aud Pittsburgh and Philadelphia Merchants genet ally.
Jul adspc6m
WILLIAMS & ALLEN,
MANUFACTUItERS OF
CHILSON FURNACES,
Wrought Iron Tubing,
AND FITTING GENERALLY,
For Warming and Ventilating Buildings.
.10,- W. & A. will contract for 'Nanning and Ventilating
by Steam ur Hot Water, rip. or Chilson's Furnace, Church.
00, School., liosplutla Factoring, Ureen llonsog,
Court 110116., Jolla, ur Hotels. No. 25 AIAitKRT
Pittsburgh. apl6
ALEX. HUNTER,
LOUR. GRAIN.
BACON, LARD, LARD OIL,
AND PRODUCE GENERALLY,
No. 299 Liberty street,
da ..lab.pc PITTSIIUROII.
\V 11. SMITII W. W. MAIR... JOS. K. HUNTER
SMITH, MAIR & HUNTER,
WHOLE SALE GROCERS,
122 Second and 151 Front st.,
mi,l7-em Pittsburgh, Pa.
JAMES BLAKELY,
EUROPEAN AGENT AND CONVEYANCER,
Corner of Seventh and Smithfield streets,
PITTSBURGH.
1l!- Passengers brought from the old country to Pitts
burgh, mud moneys remitted to liurope. [mov2l
JAB. COLLI Ng.
JAMES COLLINS & CO.,
Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
PROPRIETORS OP THE
Collins' Pittsburgh, Meadville & Erie
CANAL LINES.
Nos. 114 AND 115 WATER _STREET, PITTSBURG% PA
Prresatittall— Murphy, Tiernan .t Co.,
Wm. BagaleY & Co., ibmigtoo, Wilson it Co.,
Smith di Sinclair,
Co., English & Richardson.
MT:analogs, Mewls & ..--i
PIIIIADYLPHIA
13.0.9iWcolIsvilr& A Co, Truitt, Brothel t Coe ffebES
Wood, Bacon & Co.
- - -
NSURANCE! INSURANCE! —Applica,
I
tion for Insurance for several good reliable Insurance!
Compani received by ORO. W. BONN, at his Real Estate!
A genc y and I n telligence Office, on the north aide of Ohio
fourth door east of the Diamond, ALLEGHENY GMT. Jrd
YOUNG} BYSON TEA-10 chests fines
± Kin g Chop YOLltig Orion Tea, at 75c. and f 1 lib
ref
ceived by !. 8.. DRAY°, I
ray/0 8$ biglnst and 1 Dismal&
DOLLAIII . SAVINGS IFlATitli.' IN consequence of the sudden Ples '1 ' e pt Dr ,
Ao F 5 Fis/rUt Sired, A. J. W. KYKES, , ,1 • ... —, -
lltl'iDLE BUOm, JONES . NEw BUILDING.
1 S Ntf‘i , OPEN daily froin 9to 2 o'clock ; DR. CALVIN .111., FaCL,
i ~,, on Wednesday and Saturday evenings. from 7 to ti Will conclude the appointment In parson, isnO,itegA 9 L-Pf
PITTSBURGH until
o'clocit _
Deposits received of all sums not less than Oat DoLLka, Saturday Evening, June 29,1858,
, ‘ , 3 d g dividend of the profit...l..l:mA! twice a year, in JULIO
and Desannta, Interest was dreier - gal at the rate of six per IN hen he can be ro ramited daily (Sabbath excePtedjbetween
cent per an 11 um, on the lint ,4 December, 1855. Also on the hours of 9 o'clock A. M., and 4 P.M., atlas rooms at the
the 3tl of JULIO, 1856. ST. CLAIR ROTEL,
Books containing the Charter, Bylaws, Rules and Heim
lotion., furnished gratis, ou applicenon at the Mike Corner of Penn and St. cleor Attreets,
t , i aule.l-1i EURO I.: A L13112.E. Estrin& to i:oofits on Ant; tireel,•lol,
VICY PISYSIDINTS.
John Li. Shcsalberger, For Diseases of the Throat it Lungs,
Charlen Knapp,
N. Grattan 51urphy, And all affections predisposing to them.
Theobald Umbstaetter,
Isaac 5.1 Pennock, Dit. FITCH will open his permanent office at 469 MAIM
William J. Anderson. STREET, BUFFALO, on the first of July, where be matt!)
~ . ,
Vannvera. addrentexi after leaving Pittsburgh.
John 0. Backofen, James nerdman, __.--
II ill Bargain,' James D. Haley. The Invalid's Guide and COnsaMptiVei Matraill i t
Albert Culbertson, John M. Kirkpatrick, Or . 9 ,BBcetions foi the prevention and relief at Otnunitop.
Robert Chester, John D. St Cord, tlou, Asthma, Catarrh, Dyspepsia, Female Complaint", has .
J. Gardiner Coffin, Walter P. Marshall, by CALVIN AI:PITOM., A. 111 „M.
Alonzo A. Carrier, A. 5.1. Pollock, Price in muslin 50 cents. It can be Sept by.tnall to anY
John S. Congas's, floury L. Itingwalt, part of the Milted States. • rciy2B
Charles A. Colton, Robert Robb,
N, O. Edriugton, James Shidle,
Franels Felix, George S. Selden,
George F. Gillmore, Alexander Tindle,
James S. Roma, William 8. Lovely.
William S. Haven, Wilson Miller.
Secretary and Tretuurer—CßA R1i.a . ,9 A. COLTON.
flitttily
Hopewell Hepburn,
Oeorge R. White,
William F. Johnston,
James W. Hallman,
Alexander Bradley,
William Phillips,
FARMERS AND MECHANICS'
FIRE & %JARINE INSURANCE CO
OF PHILADELPHIA.
Wm. THOS. B. FLORENCE, Pre 't.
EDW. R. Ilnisou, Secretary.
STATEMENT OF BUSINESS,
From the tat day of .Augtat to the 31st day of Der., 1866
Amount received In Marion premiums $ 6 8 , 242 31
Sire u 39.908 02
Total premiums for five months
CAPITAL
INVESTED AS FOLLOWS:
Boucle of Allegheny County, Pittsburgh, and
Pittsburgh Vs $ 78,721 66
Railroad Bonds. Cost 33,400 00
Loan ou First Mortgage of Real Rotate 59,950 IA)
Stocks, Collateral 30,384 00
Cash in Bask and on hand 11,002 22
Capital subscribed. (payment not yet due) 91,060 00
Premium Notes, not yet matured 66,387 31
Due from Agents, (secured by Bonds) 18,856 11
lipenses and Commissions 14662 36
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$408,151 13
Total amount of 1•06388 incurred, but not yet adjusted:—
$1,666 66
Marine 3,000 00
$4,660 na
This Company Insures Hull and Cargo risks on the Ohio
and Mississippi tributaries. Insures spinet Loss or Damages
by Fires. Losses liberally adjusted and promptly paid.
IigYZEULICSS--11011. T. Pl. Howe, Oen. J. H. Moorhead,
James Wood.
For Insurance apply to
THOMAS J. HVNTHR, Agent,
No. 90 Water et., bet. Wood and Market.
DELAWARE MUTUAL
SAFETY INSURANCE COMPANY,
OFFICE, S. E. CORNER THIRD AND WALNUT STS.,
lkiir MARINE INSURANCES on Ves.ls, Cargo, Freight,
to nil parts of the world.
INLAND INSURANCES ON GOODS, by Rivera, Canals,
and land Carriages. to all parts of the Union.
EIRE INSURANCE ON MERCILANDIZE generally. On
Stores, Dwelling Houses, Ste.
Assets of the anapany November ba,1856.
Bonds, Mortgagee and Real Estate .$101,020 04
Philadelphia City, and other Loans 85,210 ts)
Stock in Ranks, Railroad and lusnraare Co's 2'.1.000 10
Bills receivable 1ati,440 07
Cash on hand .
Balances in hands of Agents, Premiums on Ma
rine Policies reoently /Mini, and other debts
due the Company
Subscription Not..
William Martin,
Joseph IL Seal,
Edmund A. &miler,
John C. Davis,'
John R. Penrc.e,
George 0. Laiper,
Edward Darlington,
Dr. It M. Hush.in,
William C. Ludwig,
'high Craig,
Spencer Mcllvaln,
Charles Kelley,
11. Jones Brooko,
.1. O. Juhus..,
B. BARROLL, Ageut.
No. 64 Fuurth
11E1331
PUILADE PIIIA
1311:3111
DEALER IN
J. BANKS KNOX
REFERENCES;
Paipm
MEM
Philadelphia
DIRECTORS-
James C. Hand,
Theophilus Paulding,
James Traquair,
William Er.. Jr.
Joshua L. Price,
James Tennent,
Samuel IL Stokes,
Henry Sloan,
James B. McFarland,
Charles Schaffer,
Robert Burton,
John B. Semple, Pittsburg
I). T. Morgan,
J. T. Logan,
WhL MARTIN, President.
PITTSBURGH
LIFE, FIRE AND MARINE
INSURANCE COMPANY,
WRYER OF WATER AND MARKET STREETS,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
ROBERT GALWAY, President.
THOS. GRAHAM, Secretary.
Sir This Company makes exery insurance appertaining to
or connected with LIVE RISKS.
Also, against MILL AND CARGO RISKS on the Ohlo
and kitrodissippl Rivers and tributarlivi, and MARINE RISKS
generally.
And against Lass and Damage by Fire, and aguinat the
Perils of the Sea and Inland Navigation and Transportation.
Policloviseued at the lewiot rates consistent with safety to
all parties.
DIRECTORS.
Robert Galway, Samuel M'Clurkan,
Joseph P. Oasouirn, M. D., John Scott,
J =ea lit arslinil, David Richey.
James W. Hallman, Charles Arbuthnot,
Alexander Bradley, Joseph S. Leech,
John Fullerton, Mansfield B. Brown,
David 11. Chambers, Christian Lug,
William Carr, Robert R. Hartley.
Jae. D. McGill. . feblB
CITIZENS' INSURANCE COMPANY.
OF PITTSBURGH.
WILLIAM lIAGALEY, President.
AMUEL L. MARSUELL, Secretary.
OFF/CE: 94 Water street, between Market and Wood dretts.
Sft - insures HULL AND CARGO RISKS, on the Ohio
:,net Mississippi Risers and tributaries.
lotions, against Loss or Damage by FIRE
Also, against the Perils of the Son and inland Navigation
Lad Transportation.
Em==
. . ...
William Ragaley, .. .
Capt. Mark Sterling,
James M. Cooper, Samuel M. Kier,
Samuel Rea, . William Bingham,
Robert Dunlap, Jr., John S. Dilworth,
Isaac 31. Pennock, Francis Sellers,
S. Harbaugti, J. Schoemaker,
Walter Bryant, William IL Ham.
John Shipton. Drec2l
EUREKA INSURANCE COMPANY
OF PITTSBURGH.
JOHN H. SHOENIIERGEH, PrealdenL
HORNET FINNSY, Secretary.
C. W. HATCHFI.OII, General Agent.
WILL INSURE AGAINST ALL KINDS
OF
MARINE AND FIRE RISKS. .
DIRECTORS. . .
J. 11. Ehoenberger, G. W. Case,
C. W. Batchelor, W. K. Nimick,
Isaac M. Pennock, T. B. Updike,
W. W. Martin. B. D. Cochran,
It. T. Loech, Jr., John A. Canghey,
George B. Belden, R. S. Bryan,
David Td`Canalen.
4 All Loosen sustained by parties insured nuder policies
Issued by this Company will be liberally adjusted and prompt.
ly paid at Its OFFICE, No. 99 WATER STREET. 0,11
PENNSYLVANIA INSURANCE CO.
• OF PITTSBURGH.
Corner of Fourth and Smithfield Streets,
ACTIIORIZRD CAPITAL, 5300,000.
/fir - Instire Bolding. and other Property against Loss or
Damage by Fir., and the - Perils of the Boa and Inland Ravi.
gation and Transportation.
DIRECTORS.
Body Patterson, Jacob Painter,
W. M'Clintock, Jas. P. Tanner,
W. S. Haven, D. R. Park,
Wade Hampton, D. M. Long,
J. IL Jones, IL B. Coggsball.
OPTICIARS.
President Hon. WM. F. JOHNSTON.
Vice President BODY PATTERSON
& t 'p and Treas...—A. A. CARUS&
Win. F. Juhnoten,
A. A. ()wrier,
George W. Smith,
L Grier Sproul,
A. J. Jones,
UTE ST E RI4I INSURANCE COMPANY,
Prrrenuncia.—GEOßAlE DAIWA Preaident; F. M.
GORDON, Se Lary.
Will insure against all kinds of risks, FIRS and MARINE.
All Basses will be liberally adjusted and promptly paid.
A Home institution, managed by Directors who are well
known in the community, and who are determined, by
promptness and liberality, to maintain the character which
they have assumed, as offering the beet protection to those
who desire to be insured.
Dm:mous—R. Miller, Jr., C. W. Rlcketson, J. W. Butler,
N. Holmes, Jr, W. IL Smith, C. Ihmeen, George W. Jackson,
Andrew Ackley, James Lippincott, George Darele, James Mc-
Auley, Alexander Nimick, Thomas Scott.
Sir - Office, No. 92 Water street, (Warehouse of Spang
Go, up stairs) Pittsburgh. n0v24:13,
COMMONWEALTH INSURANCE CO.
HARRISBURG, PENNA.
Chartered Capital, $300,00 0 .
Ineurea BuiMingo and other Property agalnet Loss or
Damage by Fire • also, against Perils of the Sea, Inland
Navigation and Transportation.
Crortozas—SlMON CAMERON, President.
BENJ. PARKE, Vim Prei
& S. CARRIER, Secretary.
A. A. CARTER, Agent, Fourth and Smithfield. Uta
EXT. 7asea for sale by
,041 a. FAIIIIIMOOK II CO.
Ah 1 these Delays I ...SetsatiasSl WM
fered to accumulate upon cold a whole 'winter through. TRW
la taking a abort route to the "long home." Stop ,be 'Ai!"
chief before it has fliOd itself incurably. With
LIVERWORT, TAR( AND CANCILALAODA., therrang;l B .,
not merely a probability, but a certainty. See ptimphlet to
Agents' posseesion, and advertieement In the Imaluess de
partment of this paper.
Air For sale, wholesale and ratan, by R. R. SELLERS is
CO, corner Wood and Second streets. ,
Sold also by EfENDERSON & BRO 7 Tiiberty
SCHWARTZ, and BECKHAM h EtaKENNAI4, AlleaT
City ,lO-244101w
ilii- From the N. York National MollittOle 0 y,
of February 24.—iiTOLAN Verna.—Dr. Curtis hut ifilde twil? '
to ameliorate the condition of humanity afflicted with'.
complaints, than any other practitioner of medicines 1 2
-
has struggled with the secrets of the mokria median, for the y
but °ninny, by the invention and perfection of 6 lustre,
went that will convey to the lungs a medicine in 1116.14120'
of a highly Medicated Vapor, which acts directly- on, 4 , .,'
diseatie, and not, as hitherto, by aympittliy. Thotai 14 1 4 ill, t
twubled with diseases arising from disordered: lunge, will t ,
sulmerve their interesta by giving the Liman Vapor a Wit' i
Caution.—Pr. Cum.& !haunt. is the original 64 6lir, .:
uulue article. uttle2B:3Wdiret, ir
e
.$103,1411 31
. 30U,000 IX)
$408,151 18
Air Batchelor's Bair Dye ..... L'erfectlon is not
attained by indolence and ease ; there IA no acrosr•lot to illIi•
Tarsal favor. The world will not be blowirlike Chstrinto it
channel Indicated by imitators. Witness thttltistat
fame of BATCHELOR'S BAIR DYE, won by watching when
other* slept, "SPed by it* intriwdersorthandArtilittal , ..,
nese to nature. Warranted not to dlasppolot the hopes of
those who use it. Made and sold, orapplfed at the Wig Fao
tory, M 3 Broadway, New York.
___
, __
dot, wholesale and retail, by Dr. Gee. U. liziack.lo-
w,4 wl shwa.. Je 2 4,lwdaw
.---..
Sir Stec kings and Hosiery for Winter.--
If you don't want your filet pincbed`with bad and short
Stockings, you will takaour advice and go to C. D 1.13%, o e t :
nor of Market alley and Fifth street, and bay some of t304:-
elegant tine Stockings, that make your feet feet 'lke and
comfortable. DALY also makes and sells every variety of
hosiery that yon can mention, at wholesale and retalL
Remember the place, corner of Market alley and Fifth
street. oct4
DIED:
Upon Tuesday afternoon, SARAH, daughter Of John and
E1i...11,4k Dean, aged 16 years.
The friends of tto family are incited to a' tend the femme?,
own THLWADVf amazimo, the 3d Itt.t., at 10 o'clock, final thip
r,•sideuoo of her parents, South Common, Allegheny C10:-.
93,369 S~•i
190,900 tm
DIVIDKND.—The President and Managers of 'the
Company for erecting a Bridge over the Allegheny
river, opposi x Pittsburgh, in the County of Allegheny,
have this day declared a Dividend of One Dollar and ISeirenty
live Cents on mob share of the capital Stock of the Com
pany on which dividends are made,
out of the profits of the
last six months, which will be paid to Stockholders or that*.
legal representatives forthwith. JOAN HARPER,"
jy2stdtlta--chD reasurer_
$617,344 16
L
tr? NI at 43 111L e s. 1Th e n T d tj „ " t t r n i a C g! . ..m — e n n t°o trialie ° Ur i) 11 1
County Agricultural Society, will take place on 7111larol
DAY, July 10th, at the Farm of James Kelly, Wilkingburg.
lty order of the Judging Committee.
v2;3tdaltw—chD O. P. SHIRAI
DIAMOND MAltßla 1101JSE ASSOCIATION-:
Holders of Certificates , of Loan an here b y
that the Interest duo on such Certlflen'en, nip to tbOlitit
July interest. will be paid in full, In current fonds, on are
after the 10th Instant, on presentation to JOIR iILASUF
FIN, Fars., Treasurer, at the Farmers' Depolt Bank..
.13t 8. JONBB,
THANKFUL to my friends for past favors, I
Le e to solicit a continuance of their patronage for toy'lalio ,
partner, JAM ES COLLINS. who will Carry cus the • EDW.
WARDING AND cn:itmlssloN. TRANSPORTATL
_ON AND,
PRODUCE BUSINEN't under the style of JAS. cottrars
s 2 i. BANKS KNOX..
•
QUA liPSBI: KU PROPERTY AT ALIO-
Li ThiN.— Will let .10 ttn the premises. on SATURDAY,
.Ittly sth, Igstl at 3 o'cluclt. P. M., all that certain two story
Brick Jewelling House and Lot. eituatc in the Borough of
Stetrrenturg. on the main street, opposite Lewis Dalzell &
Co 'a Iron Works. haring a front on Main street of fdl
and eztend'ng back LW feat to a 50 feet street. The *MI6
contains rear rooms and a cellar, with por leo, convenient to
good water. Terms will be made known &
at sale. •
BLAKELY
N -
rie E is hereby given that an app lea on
I will be made to the loOsbature of Pennsylvania at
the next ...Won. for a Charter of Incorporation for *
SAVING FUND DANK. to bo located in the Borough.of
nimingboin, Allegheny County, to be styled "Thaßir
iniogbani Saving Fond," and to be a Bank of Deposit and
Disc not, with a Capital Stock of Seventy-five Thoneind
Dollars.
Wilson, Mil& & Co,
Hampton & Campbell,
IL car& co.
JULY MAGAZINES.—The Schoolfellow's
Magazine for Boys and Girls.
Household Words—conducted by Chas. Dickens.
Putnam's Monthly 'Magazine.
Frank Leslie's Ladies" Gazette.
BOOKS! DOOM I
John Halifax, Gentleman; by the author of Oltso, 10,
nt 01011 5 , A..r.; edited by Bra. Marsh.
The 'hike of NlRrchlu.nit, or the Ruined Gamester. -
The Wand. or. a Tale of Life's Vicissitudes; by ,the ittp.
thor of the Watchmen, Old Doctor, Lawyer's Story,
.tC.
Jolt received by W A. GILDENFENNEY A 00... -,'
.152. Fifth at ,oppealtOtha Thool* '
HOLISEIIOLD AND KITCHEN FQRNI
TITRE AT AUCTION.—On TUESDAY moridnB/3*
lith, at 10 o'clock, at Boarding House, N 0 . 127 Thlid staidsg. ,
betneen Wood and Smithfield or rests, nitt Ye sold, cat c"tildtk
alve assortment of Howehold Furniture, MODS' mblett'ers
t Mies, chairs, settee, bureaus, high and los , poet betidolds, ,
itcattra , .ses, crock and sash statute, parlor, ohm:Ober" and'
stair Logien: Icohing-slsactes, fenders, fire hone, Chine,
and quasnaware, &c. Also, one superior coo**
stove, a quantity of kitchen utensils, &c.
19'2 P. M. DAVIS, Auct'r.
--5000 bushels of piime - Mhiat
iv 2 wanted by SPRINGER 11/111BALIGIft ".‘
295 Liberty street r
w _rr'_~' ..:'
MMI
NEIV ADVERTISEMENTS.
. .
lied Estate Auctioneers,
Corner of Seventh end Smithfield ste
FTII Nil ti MI Irmo tri MIIIMIII'3 3
SPRING TOOTH HARROW.. .
PHIS MACHINE has been exhibited Stec+
Connecticut, New York, Oldo, -Michigan - and tUtedle
State Fairs; also, at numerous County Ftdrs—ktud In every
instance has received the highest Premiums for itasuperiorr
ity over all others.
A WORKING MODEL of this Machine may beaten at he
EXHIBITION ROOM of Mr. MOSES F. EATON, Genera
Agent for Patents, No. 139 FIRST street, Pittstintem
8009 wishing to purchase Territorial Eights In Vain
would do well to apply to the subscribers immedlateli "AVMs
above named place. (jyl) swurr a siatni, ,, .
TNFURL ME GLORIOUS BANNER-A ,
aj A Patriotic Song; words by E. J. Allen. Written ntii
the occasion of a presentation' of a stand of colorh• - brdis
Duquesne Greys, to the Chicago Light Guard. 3111/11YdiliF
posed and respectfully dedicated to Capt. John D, Wyman,bJ
Henry Kleber.
Price 25 cents. The above just published and for aitht by
H. KLEBER & BRO.;
I No, 63 Fifth atreeti7
TALLOW -4 barrels, prime, rendered, jv
rocoivod and for nab br
SMITH. HAIR & 111MTBR.
BACON—A small lot of llama and Shoul
ders, country cured, for silo low, by
ir I MAIR t lIIINTKIL
FRANK LESLIE'S GAZETTE OF FesnioNl.
Frank Lodie's New York Journal ;
London Llhydrated News,
Jost received by
SKY -ROCKETS-10 dozen (one lb.) juit ,
meived and for sale by
RENDER A ANDERSON,.
No. 39 Wood ht, opposite St. Charles HoteL
LEMON—SIOO boxes just received,aud - fori
dale by ILRYMNIi & ANDERSON,
jyt Nn. 39 Wood 4t., opposite St. Charleirlletel,
- -
DRY GOODS REDUCED-A. A. MASON
k CO. hove marked down the whole of their hrunenso
stock. Every article will be closed out at. from 23 to %bow
c lees than amid Fiats.
NINTII WARD PROPERTY.WChave
for sale a Lot of Ground on Sm.llman street,3o feet
trout by 154 feet deep to Mulberry alley; on which it two•
Two Story Brick liouses. each containing four rooms,
and
-
and cellar, In the neighborhood of the hydrant, wstU and;
This is a very deolrable property, beautifully located.
commandingm a delightful view of the riverolostiery on the
oppoelte side, etc., and will be sold at a sectitice. Applyito.
Jam} BLAKELY .A RIM=
FOR $l-3 lbs. fine Black Tea for
‘-• je27 DRAWS, 82 Market at.
STAR( IH
-12 boxes Orris and Oswego Corn Starch;
6 " Hecker's Farina;
3 " " Wheaten Grits; reed by
• % R. DILAVO:
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ENG
THE DAISY CHAIN or Asplrations—a Family Chroni
cle R. the author of " The Heir of Re Icly ff e," itHe ft re..
eams," etc. Two vote.. cloth, $1,50.
Mr. SPONGE'S SPORTING TOUR—Edited by Frank For
ester; with colored illustrations; onmvoL,elbth.
THE STATES AND TERRITORIFo. THE GREAT
WEST—a sompiete guide for persons emigrating to "The
inset West," with maps and uutnerons illwitratiorm. One
volume, cloth, $1,25.
THE OLD VICARAGE--a Novel, by Mrs. Hubback, au
chorea! of "The Wife's Sister." One vol., $1,25.
THE WIFE'S TRIALS—a Novel, by the author of the
"Jealovs Wife." Paper, 50 cents.
TAN-GO-RU-A, an Historical Dmma in Prose. By H.
G. Moorhead, EM. One volume, cloth, $l.
WORTH AND WEALTH—a collection of Maxima Motabs
and Miwwlisnies, for Merchants-and Men of Ituatneaa
Freeman Hunt, Editor of Hunt's Merchants' Magsahre... ,
One volume, cloth, $1,25.
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