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ITDAY MORNING
FOR PRESIDENT,
AMES BUCHANAN,
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
JOHN C. BRECKINRIDGE,
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET
GEORGE SCOTT, or Cott ne Co
JACOB FRY, Jr., Mortaosuatr Co
MASS MEETINGS
OP TOE
DEMOCRATS OF PENNSYLVANIA
" Thetni.on must and shall be preserved."
Tan Druocueur or PENYSTLWAart, and all others In favor
of preservieg the Union of the States, nose seriously endan
gered by a sectional organization, led and controlled by he
open enemies of the Federal Constitution, and conducted
upon the alarming idea of repudiating ntarly one-half of
the States of this Union, are respectfully notified that MASS
MEATINGS will be held at the following times and places,
of the friends of JAMES BUCHANAN for Pre ident, and
JOHN C. lIRECK rN RIDGE for Vice President.
At CHAMBERBBERG, Franklin County, on Tiltift:MAY,
the 7th day of August, 1556, being the day after the Demo
cratic State Convention.
At EIIIE, Elie County, on WEDNESDAY, the 2711.1 day o
August, 1856.
At GREENSBURG, Westmoreland County, un WEDS'S.
DAY, the 3d of September, 1556.
At BELLEFONTE:, Centre Count , on WEDNESDAY. the
24th of September.
At II iitRIIISBURG, (the Capital of the Stole,) on IV F.D.
NESDAY, the let of October.
And at PHILADELPHIA, on the 17th of 1 4t8,
being the Anniversary of the Adoption of the Coninitntion
of the United Stator.
Eminent Democrats, from our own and oilier States, will
Do present at all these meeting., to addresi , their fellow
chimes.
AS order of the
Democratic Convention Re-assembled.
The lion. Trauma Into baring withdrawn his name as a
candidate fur Surveyor tleneral, in a communication al
dressed to the Deineeratic State Central Committee, nt its
last meeting in Harrisburg, a Resolution was adopted I y
their Committee. calling upon the Officers and Delegates ..f
the last Democratic State Convention to assemble at CHAM
BBRSBURO, on WEDNESDAY, rue MIXT/I DAY or Atet.,r
Pisa; at 10 o'clock, A. EL, to nominate a candidate for Sur
veyor General, to fill the vacancy created by the decl.nati , n
of Judge Ives. In pursuance of this action of the Dent
antic State Central Committee, the Officers am' Delegates
the last Democratic State Convention are respes.tfully
quested to meet at the time and place above mentioned, an.
for the purpose elated.
JOUN W. FORNEY, Chaiegmfr,
0. G. Wrzecorr, „ .
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1611.0 Q. McKiairr,
THE CAMPAIGN POST
There is already a pretty large demand for the
campaign Post, and we hope our friends will
push it along fast. It is furnished to clubs 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 contains more read
ing matter than any other weekly or camps; gu
paper in Western Pennsylvania
It is likely to he an exciting contest and
in fact one of the most important Presidential
contests through which the country has ever
paseed. We want to have the people posted up
as to the issue 9 involved. whatever way they may
intend t‘: Tate Hence it is that we offer our
campaign paper o eliecip It will at the Bank
time 1 - e much larger than 3 , ..y (Aber cue
To Clubs of ten
To Clubs of twenty-two
To Clubs of thirty-five
Will our friends take an interest in this matter
find shove it along
e have '!ready got several large clubs, an I
eipecL many more.
(lILLMORE & MONTGOMERY
NO ISSUE-BUT AN AIM
The Black Republican abolitionists pretend
to make Kansas the issue in this campaign,
and Fremont and his friends prate of that tent
tory as though somewhat of the fate of Kansas
depended on the election of Fremont. Now,
the New York Herald is one of the warmest sup
porters of Fremont, and is probably doing more
to secure his defeat than any other paper in tLe
country. :See how it cuts up at one blow tb
only issue the sectionalists present. Here is i
language.
" But long before Colonel Fremont enters the
White House—if indeed he is destined ever to
occupy that mansion—the question of Kansas
will be dead and gone, settled, ended, laid on the
obeli', as much so at the compromise of IMO, or
the Nebraska law."
The Kansas issue, then, is no issue at all
What then are they fighting for tult%daat pray
tical measures do they propose". Nothing.
And so the Herald says of the two convention ,
that nominated Fremont. It says: "They di I
not demand that slavery should he abolished in
the District of Columbia. They did nut insist
an the repeal of the Fugitive Slave law. They
did not even call for the restoration of the Mis
souri comprothise. These questions, winch
have so largely occupied the attention of anti
slavery minds, atd have constituted the staple of
anti-slavery speeches and writings throughout
the North during the past two or three years,
were entirely lost sight of, or, rather, deliberately
set aside, by both of the conventions which
nominated Fremont, and also, by tacit consent,
by hie leading extra-copventional supporters
throughout the country."
Here, then, is a party making a great ado about
nothing ; promising not one measure of any
kind ; presenting not one issue that will not be
" dead and gone," as the Herald says, long be
fore the fourth of March next. And yet to such
a mongrel party, without aim or purpose appa
rently, it is supposed that the people will rally '
But it has an aim—at least its leaders have—
and that aim is a dissolution of the Union.
While the Union lasts the abolition agitators can
never hold the high places of the government.
In disunion rests the only hope of their diseased
ambition. Hence it is that Horrors Greeley
says, "the Union is not worth prieerving ;" and
Banks says, " let the Union slider" and a Black
Republican clergyman of Poughkeepsie, says,
"I pray daily that that this accursed Union may
be dissolved, even if blood has to be shed ;" and
a spettker in the Philadelphia Convention (Judge
Spalding) said, " I am for dissolution and care
not how soon it comes." And in the same spirit
and with the same infamous purpose in view the
Black Republicans are raising disunion banners.
See the following :
The Portland (Me.) Argus says " The
Black Republicans of Norway, in this idtate,
have boldly thrown to the breeze the banner of
disunion. They have raised a flag bearing upon
its front but SLICTEBN STATES, to designate te
sixteen free States, thus striking out from t he
glorious galaxy of the confederacy the fifteen
southern States."
Why is it, then, that the Black Republicans
are making each desperate efforts without a prac
tical issue involved o It is to form a great north
ern party of sufficient strength to accomp
evil and infamous design of the Seward, Gree
ley, Giddings, Beecher, Parker and Garrison
conspirators.
THZ PATENT Bu.L.—Senator James' patent
bill haabeen so warmly opposed in the scientific
and. industrial publications, that the Committee
on Patents is preparing a new bill, under the ad
vice and counsel of a Massachusetts lawyer. It
will soon be reported.lt also; intends reporting
a reciprocity patent bill, which will apply to
foreign patents .
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Tottonto UM ON THE RAW. Fremont and Buchanan Platforms-. The i Horrid Murder to Brie Connty. Redding's Russia Salve.—lt is a Boston remedy
Some rather good humored remarks that Contrast. McKraus, prie County, Pa., Jul 8, lISCA. of thirty years' standingAantl is recommended
made in relation to the Journal has aroused its THE FREMONT PLATFORM. Our neighbarhOod was thrown into a great by physicians. It isjOstrriflaud speedreura for
editor to a 'degree of impotent wrath that mug " I look forward to the day when there shall state of excitement yesterday afternoon, by the burns, piles, boils, ctiiii.o4slo, chilblains, and
be slightlymlangeronato hi;it health thesewarm h h e lo a ok se l rrile insurrection in the South ; when the zkOM that a shocking murder had
. been committed old sores of every gittli:PAO'imr -sores, nlcersi,
who
h e o u , r e e,
ea n, armed with Br i tish bayonets, and-led here, growiug out.of a love affair. It appears - itch, scald head nifttleliaidOunicuas sere,nip l 4
days. HeyinstAie 'ltery' T s'illy, however, if he on by British oificers, shall assert his freedom, that a man by the name of Walter Hayt, had I pies, recommended by *mea t ) whitlows, itiei, r
supposes Oat any amount of blackguard len- I and wage a w ar of extermination against his for some time been paying his attentions to a j festers, flea bites, spidei stings, frozen limbs,
guaie that he may disgrace himself with will in cend iary shall Miss Allen. He was over 40 years of age, while I salt rheum, scurvy, sore and cracked lips, sore
j master; when the lodrehi
the cities
the in
disturb us in the least. That we could entertain out c h heetolausTvaen„fi g te' o'f i tsiel'avoe f ryt h .e a ‘ nd i
South, and salisheewdaileinthieerrltshtehloyaeoaro.f
oThree,goilrvreer,fawthhieorhhande n m o o se r , oro w e a d rts a a n u d d flesh wo h nn h ds, i
can t a e
te most d va to lu b s.-
an idea of personal resentment against one in ; I may not mock at their calamity, nor laugh wan known to have, to shoot rats with. He had, thousands who used it in the city of Boston
y
Lis physical or mental condition is perfectly ab. I when their f ear eeme tb, y e t I w ill hail it as the accordingly, loaded every bat rel, and after dinner and vicinity for the last thirty years. In no in
dawn of a political milleniam."—Joshua R.Gid- proceeded to the house of Allen, for the double stance will this Salve do an injury, or interfere
surd. What we have said we shall not unsay. din I' purpose of seeing his daughter and delivering with physician's I•rescriptions It is made from
Neither shall we bandy coarse epithets, except " There is a higher law than the 'Constitution the pistol; but after spending some time with the purestmaterial., from a rec . ei e brought from
merely to hand back the sweet t erms , •i w hi c h regulates ant. authority over the domain. the girl, she told him that she would not marry Russia—of articles . growing in thatcountry—
coward, idiot, blackguard," to the editor of the * It I slavery I can be and must be abolished, him, and that if he was out of the way she could and the proprietors have letters from all classes,
Journal to whom they will far more fitiv apply nd
von it.andthlatinusl/vdoyh as
** Correct your get other beau, or another beau, when,. without clergymen, physicians, sect captains, nurses, and
anyown error constitutional a moment's hesitation, he drew from Ins pocket others who have usedusedit themselves,
and recom
than to any one connected with the Post. And, guarantees that may not be released, and ought the pistol, and placing it to her head deliberate- mend it to others. Redding's Russia Salve is put
as to " personal chastisement," why, if the I not to be relinquished. * * Yon will soon ly fired, when she screamed and fell. Ile then i in large tin boxes, stamped on the cover with 'a
Journal man sees fit to try that once, we will bet ; bring the parties of the country into an EFFEC- picked her up and laid her on the lounge or picture of a horse and a disabled soldier, which
T s l ew VF o :
r A i O OHESSION SL VERY William H. settee, when h h e h fire er h d e a d se f con w d a b d arre f l, h the ball picture is also engraved on the wrapper. Price,
a shilling he will never repeat the experiment.
" The ‘Vhig party is not only dead, but stinks." r ng elo t
fr C e o m . , proprietors.
And And now, a few plain questions to our neigh• The mother the girl, who was in an adjoining er ear
AberedZii,ai nbas. Scotland,Reil Receding
bor of the Journal. —l3eniamin F Wade. I room, on hearing her scream started to go to her fragments which the excavation of ancient cities
.• I am willing, under a certain state of cir- assistance, but Hayt commenced firing at her, For sale by B. A. Fahuestock & Co., Flem
eadsiatweelys B it ros h ., B l b t e . r E. & S c ei e iers p & i Co., sb Dr. G. H. Keyse & r
Have you not repeatedly charged venality
and
exi o sLances, TO I.ET THE UNION SLIDE. P.
upon the Post, knowing it to be a falsehood ' alelsfto,thbeuthouseinto
r the purpose of secreting himself; M'Kennan, Allegheny .' city.tt Pittsburgh ; m
Have you not repeatedly used the term " hire-
Rugs of the administration," knowing it to be of a continuance slavery ra di volution of but instead of so doing, went as quietly as pos
a de.— .1)11, and I care not 811):C gave himself up to the proper authcai•
simply bearing j Unim i i, I urn in,
it C,neS Snaldino ties in his examination he said that he had no
'ot . v . (In ' the action of this convention depends . • '
the intention of shooting or hurting his victim a
neighbor?" Are you dunce tE en es o s ug a h ga t i o ns s t up 3 P : u se r
you can make charges against others that may , fate of the country; it the Republicans fall at the minute before the deed was done. Ile confessed
not be retorted upon yourself: especially under I Gaihd_bw, a e WILL BE FORCED TO DitlN E BACK everything, saying he was perfectly sane, hut
such very suspicio”= circumstances as those of
THE st.AVEOCRACY WITH FIRE AND SWORD." does not know why he fired at the girl's mother,
,
--James Watson lied. 0.3 he did not want to harm her. He was corn
recent octurrence ? You are a dunce if you do,
e times demand and we must have au mitted to the care of the jailer, and will prola
anli-slavery Constitution, an anti, al , •ry o.ll l h ave Insthe firstweekin agost.
''l.• d bl y • t rial' A
and the same if you don't. Do you suppose
that you have the monopoly of insolence ! The jan anti-slavery God ." A nson hurl L urllnyhar.oe. Yours, S. F. S
Post venal; We wonder where the money is
then, for we have seen none that was not fairly
and legitimately earned. 11, have not charged
a certain General tome two thousand dollars for
puffs. Mr. Journal man, can you say the same`
You indignant at the charge of venality, that
you can so glibly and falsely cast upon your
neighbor without provocation ° You call
folks idiots, when with all your political mit
neeuvering and summersaults for the last two
years you have in the end simply brought yourself
into the unenviable position of a second fiddle to
your once hated, and always dreaded rival, the
Pittsburgh Gazelle.' Such is the manifest re
sult of your sagacity ; and you can afford to call
names, can you" And had you not sense enough
to know that your furious rage at the intimation
of venality afforded strong indications of its
truth The guilty always shoo more indigna
tion than the innocent when charged with crime
And finally, do you think that you have frightet.-
ed any body ? You are a dunce if you do, ay.!
the same if you do not. Now, sir, put all ti i.
in your pipe and smoke it : and if by this fa:I:-
log you are not ashamed of your silly expl,si
of Saturday, you can just repeat it with any
variations you can think of to-morrow morning.
Privately, though, how much did you g•',
neighbor ! It ought to be four t:cies as much
it Is said you gut from a certain •• League " 134:
year for services promised. Your bloviating dis
play of virtuous indignation at the charge of I,
nality will not go down. We shall follow it up
till justice is dune between us. Nun began the
game of charging venality now the truth tnu-t
come out till the innocent are relieved from the
charge, and the guilty are exposed as they
serve. 1f it is thus one editor wishes to degrade
the whole editorial profession down to his own
infamous level, a history of his past life
show whether the vile attempt can meet with .it.y
success. Enough for to-day.
THE PEACE DILI
N bill ha 4 been introduced in t onirres, f , r
a long time that has excited such a storm of nip ,
from the Now York Tribune, as the bill of pen , e
introduced by Toombs, in the Senate, to eet,ie
all controversy in relation to Kansas. The abo
litionists see iu it the death of their hopes.
will make peace in Kansas. It ail' poi sit en i
to agitation. It annuls those obnoziou• :ay.
that the free Suitt men in Kan•as justly con.
plained of. Those laws were a disgrace t
the age," and are annulled by this bill. It giv. •
time fur all who have left Kansas to return,
secure a vote. It provides a sure preventive t
fraudulent voting, and prevents all chance
interference on the part of the Mi,e,ourialio.
But there is on. thing that it does that the
Black Republicans hate it for. It puts an
to further agitation Without agitation th-,‘
have no hope; and hence their nerve oppoeiti.
to the bill. The civil war must be continued ut
Kansas. The telegraph must cmtinue to pour
forth its startling falsehoods. The •• border rut'.
fiians " must continue the theme of the Black
Republican presses. All these things are neces
sary, or the woolly horse ticket bay nothing to
run upon. Hence the opposition: and lir nee the
alarm lest there should be found honest n,en
enough to pass the bill. It has passed the Sen
ate by a vote of almost four to one. If it pa---
es the House, it will be signed by the President,
and Horrors Greeley's occupation is gone He
will weave no more heart-rending tales to tell of
murders and sacking in Kansas. There will be
no more use in the cry that Kansas is to I.e ionic
a slave State, because this ‘• Pacificatimn bill "
provides that the people of that territory may,
by a fair vote, decide that , ti
and all agree that the free Btate taco In thsi
territory outnumber the pr.,-slavery men thr
to one. The result there is left in r. , . dont
if Congres. , does its plain and imperative duty
It is generally supposed that the bill will pa- ,
the House without material amendment We
will publish the bill to-morrow, that all may
how fair and just are its tenni,
STATE ELECTIONS
The following State Election, this year. occur
on the hereinafter mentioned dates
Kentucky August 4th
Alabama
Texas
Missouri
Arkansas
North Carolina.
Tennessee
Vermont
Cal iforn
Maine
Georgia
Florida
South Carolina
Pennsylvania.
hio
Indiana
Those are the States that vote for State and
local officers prior to the Presidential election.
In the seven Southern States first named, Fill
more is supposed to have a good deal of strength.
But the votes at the local elections may 119 L
cate his strength. The opposition to the Democ
racy may contend in earnest about local elec
tions, but on the Presidential question there
will, probably, be very little controversy in those
seven States.
The Newark (0.) Times--Another Old-line
Whig Editor ont for Buchanan and
Breckinridge.
We are glad to see by the last number of the
Newark (Licking County) Time.l, that M. I'.
Brister, the well known Old-Line Whig editor in
that county, who last fall worked gallantly for
Trimble and the rest of the Black Republican
State ticket, has now entered the field in behalf
of Buchanan and Breckinridge, placing their
names at the mast head of his journal. Mr.
Brister is a strong and forcible writer, a gallant
national man, and we not only welcome him
cordially into the Democratic ranks, but recom
mend his paper to the liberal patronage of the
Dembcrats of Licking and the adjoining counties.
FILLMORE IR INDIANA. —The Fillmore men
hold a Convention at Indianapolis on the 16th
inst., for the purpose of forming a Fillmore elec
toral ticket.
Powder Explosion.
HARTFORD, Conn., July 12.—Two of Hassard's
powder mills blew up this morning et lieisardyine.
Three workmen were dangerously aultprobably fa
tally figured.
t `w ~ J
•[ '
EMI:3M
1==);!
I have no doubt hut that the Free and Slave
States ought to sepamte. - --'• J. P. S., - of the
1. F Tribuw.
It is the duty of the North, in case they fail
in electing a President and a Congress that will
restore freedom to Kansas, to revolutionize the
government. - -Rrsolhtpat of a Black Repablican
merlin'/ in Wi3consin.
I pray daily that this accursed Union may
he dissolved, even if hlood hare to he spilt -
BMA Republican Clergyman at PouyhkeepAie.
'• We earnestly request Congress, at its present
session, to take such initiatory measures for the
spec ay, peaceful, and equitable dissolutionClof
the existing Union, as the exigencies of the
cage may require."—Blark Republican petition to
l'angres,
•• The Union is not worth supporting in con
nection with the South.•' Horace Grccky.
•' Ihe Constitution is a reproach and a league
with Tophet William Lloyd Garrison.
TIIF. lIITHANAN PLATFORM
The Fede•-nl L'niou• -it must he preserved
4 wirttr Jackson
ih,l4 Mall I t rt nerd which wig ( not to Le
hero/tied 11 , 1 , 71 , 131 uz, leen in a ich leper. The word
ought ro be ronelderrd on , dreadful omen, ,1 , 1 , 1
u. rhtieb- , n r• that it ie caec
BUrAilhan.
The Campaign In Ohlo--Bright Pro•pecis
for Buchanan and lireekinridg..
In thin, cLu: far, everything looks well fur
the Denioeratie cause. We have no doubt the
State will he triumphantly redeemed at the Ik
tuber and November eleetiou , In Gallia county
the i /otirnat. the Fillmore organ in that oounty,
thin speak.
•• hnve no Fretnonters—not ones—so far as our
observation has extended. But turn which way you
will. )iin are certain to meet the open, manly and
honest ooantenauee some patriot, who in not
:u.hamed to liiuk dayilgUs in the fate, and declare
that he is fur his ciiuntry and Millard frillmore."
lu that region of the State, the coolest i
ciearl, between liu-hatian and Fillmore. Fre
mont is oat of the question. As to Waahingt.a
county, a letter writer says.
•' Everything in right here. The Negroite, have
e~ goad av giv.•n
he Daytou Fisptr, thus allude« to the feeling
iu :\l,:tigoniery county.
ESIII , 51AnM “F THE DEMoltilAtit , PART) ,or Ni,c t
.--- have •ecn many political meetings, but
Lever law one where •nch glowing enthusiasm wn•
exhibited an 'oat night. Ws thought sometimes the
ot the hali would give way under the stamping.
Emery allusion to Buchanan and Breckenridge called
f,,r.11 n perfeet norm of applause. Let Abolition-
Freuaontistu tear an,: tremble
The l'au:•littir Dr,tt.tcrtit, a Black Republican
par.c , is tater Fremont to the tnilowing strain
It is had ft.r a /...110 party like ours to
~andering It the -I,tt, t ll+ ,mrruptlen ni
ter at itilthlitt . t.. I . lt•rti , ro hat , well acted his part in
l'alitorn all cti the Piaui , . 1.1114 he had the ex
perience ot 10air, is S./Inner or a Serrat,l,
in gevernmental affairs Ratter for the Itepultheim
part, t't 1,•• demaircti ten tinier than trmatph
and hate Itetra)al 1, B. w in the train or that triumph
Few pdtticiant. are Ipmest. and alteti we find at:
henc , t 'Ale he sh,iihl he retained B. the ‘errant of the
pe.tplo. New and untitled men ehuuld not be selected
fcr other. because. they ean he elected ,
truetw,rtlt sv , ,rkers ill the ranks,;( defeat shall
hll, w.
Thy• indications are good that Mr. Fremont,
st, far as (Mo., is concerned, in a few month.
will nave irons of the
,trunin
The Table• Turned—Singular Develop-
s o me very curious facts relative to the charac
ter and antecedents of one of our citizens were
developed during the trial of a case before the
Criminal Court on Tuesday evening. Mr. Elias
Hall, an insurance agent over Ilegan S Escott . ,
had procured an indictment for felony against a
well known gentleman doing business on Third
street. Hall was necessarily the principal wit
ness, and had arrayed quite a vast amount .1
testimony against the accused. His evidence was
about completed, -and 1., apn, Aro! perfectly sat
isfied with his success, when the, , ,lawyer for the
deteuce asked Hall where he hait'Frent the year
154:1. hall responded that he did not remember.
The lawyer then repeatud the luestion as to 154.4
and Isz and received the same response. Jio.t
th r . s the n ~j another wltm•-• wa, called, and
as Hull 'Wart ii, un ne and saw hint approach.
, Mr`e I Gout Cmlrt iimotm made long at. I
rap: i 1, I , tVI- g bacon s
where il.red s imt:c awi •Ir,ce rapidly to N ev,
Albany.
Nu wonder that hr left in such hot haste. The
witness proved by his own personal knowledge
and records tliat hail was convicted in New York
of horse-stealing, and sent to the State prison at
Auburn for three years. There was also an in
d;ctment against l:im for house-breaking.
sauce Hall's residence to CM, city he has laid
claims to excessive virtue, sod it, we believe,
connected with the Second Presbyterian Church
His outrageous attempt to injure the good name
of a gentleman, by instigating a malicious prose
cution for felony, has thus recoiled upon him
with terrible effect. —Lonweille ('our,•r.
Munn SinNs.—The straight whigs" of Ken
tucky stand out firmly against Mr Fillmore. At
' the recent whig convention in Louisville a reso
lution expressing the confidence of the whigs of
Kentucky in Millard Fillmore, and saying he was
as worthy of their support as in 184 s, was re
jected by the vote of sixteen counties to one in
favor.
September
Ootober tith
At n late Democratic meeting in Milton, In
diana, it was addressed by W. A. Buckle, Esq.,
an old-line whiz, who took ground in favor of
the Cincinnati platform and nominees, and ap
pealed to all lovers of the Union to give them
their support.
The Lebanon Adrertzser says that the ^ olds
line Clay whig; in that locality declare their in
tention to !-upport and vote for dames Buchanan
at the fall election.•'
The ,‘;enttnri, an old whig paper of Henry
county, Tenn., the editor of which says he was
a Clay whig for twenty years, has come out for
the national democratic nominees.
In Virginia, eight of the thirteen know-no
thing electors appointed have declined, and de
clare that they shall go the Democratic nomina
tions.— Washlngton Union.
A LEETLE TOO "FIT'S A MAN —S. G. Good
rich, late United States Consul at Paris, and well
known to youths as " Peter Parley," thus writes
to a friend about Col. Fremont :
"I recollect to-have heard it said of him that
his habit of self.reliance and self-counselling,
evidentqfrom his manner and conduct, reminded
one strongly of similar qualities in Louis Napo
leon; and which have given him such an ascen
dency, since his accession to power in France."
We don't think the people of these United
States desire a President. with quite as much
"self-reliance and self-eounselling," especially,
when to these astounding qualities are united
ignorance and inexperience of political affairs,
to a remarkable degree. Neither do they require
a President who shall " remind one strongly "
of Louis Napoleon, or any other despot. " Pe
ter " and his " friend" have rather put their feet
in it, by writing and publishing such stuff,
wherein their candidate is made to resem
ble Louis lispOlop,—Boston Poet
Tun Committee, on Military Affairs of the
House of Representatives, will report an increase
of , the pay of officers of the army, and no in
crease of the price -of rations. The increase of
pay will be about forty per cent. in the case pf
colonels, and gradually greater in the descending
grades.
IMMO
MEI
THE Writ. WOMAN.—The so called wild wo•
woman has been quite "a card" in Cincinnati
since n cotemporary "wrote her up" with a col
umn and a quarter notice; about pathless prai
ries, tangled forests and Wachita Mountains.
Some who attended the exhibition thought her a
"genuine article:" others believed her to be as
tame as ill-tempered women usually are, and in
collusion with her showman ; more believed her
to be a lunatic, and were shocked at a female,
in her unhappy condition, being made a show
of. One of these yesterday swore, before Judge
Burgoyne, that he believed her to he a woman of
unsound mind, and Deputy Sheriffs Longshoie
and Shattuck, lost evening, arrested her.
She was taken without difficulty, manifesting
no ferocity, and conducting herself in the cur
riage, on the way to jail, where she was placed
in custody for the night, with perfect propriety.
Doctors will be summoned, and the question cf
"mad or not mad r will be fully examined at
the Probate Court this morning. —Cin. Cotuni
41.0. Plle a, neglected, often prove fatal; load to rormull:,
non Anoint the parts three times a flay with DALLI,I - t'
PAIN EXTILACTOR. If ..e.e•etioll form the rectum, tlo
tusert the '• I7lr gyring.', " filled eub teem, and gra I.
*tally discharge it toi die syringe le withdrawn. It
(rule to rum aorce of any age of virulence., nor to give ...Ali. ,
rale. 1104(1,1fly ht all, trequently curing by rue applaud. n
PtleA are k loom, by the heat, aching and pain of
anus. ptimi are oatimeci sometimes Ly the
of the whole towels. whirli then pre,ar the totem& hod
canal tight against the Lack boner and keeps the t01..1 from
returning up the res./tell, similar to the blood being kept .t
top of your finger when a etring is tied tight round it;
is frequent, and for scrufuloila humors and ulcers to faro
therein, then procure a perfect abdominal supporter, Ell,l
Wear is Wehli,..llo the rectum, and rontinne to use the sale c
as above; also rub It well over the loins and abdonien f.
some time, and the natural belts that support the howele I
he contented and made strong, anti your life will be saved .
Properly applied, every rare will be cured. It never Lai
N o w. gauplzo 71.9Kynt a steel-plata engrased.label, egth
signatures of
Sold at 25 cent., per box by Dr. bifto. 11. REV/SKIL
street, sad by heady every dealer in medic:be,
throui,thont the Malted States All orders or letter* for i.,•
l',,rttlattou advice, to be addl . ...led t,. C. V. CLICKE
Now York. .1)1(1:daww
Genev,,, Fayette pntrity, Pa.
Yule, .at 4, latou.—Dr. / . ,Wart It Is with much pleo
sure that I inform you that I gave one don.' of your In.
iroNe,l Mrl.4we's VermVoge to a ~hlld of min, that as
evt: It hronght from him between this ty and forty lam,
aortas. without nauseating hio, to the teat. Ito Nina
re, , velett his health. JESSE PROVINCE
Dr. McLane'. IMPRVVIM Liver PHD and IKPROVED \'r,[lll
fug, al., Dr I ScotVo °debt-rued White Clrcamlan Lire
m.•nt, pnintrtvl solely 'littler the f Dr I
ftlfulaf azsd ~f ost,teiveprs•
genuine, vui) NAM: Ly Dr. I Se..lt 3 0.
Bank Pt.., 31.4 gantown. Virgins.
FaUbl THE s }:.0!
M. , GGANTuWN, V 4., 12, In.
7"..." Ls la, rer;:fp, That I hart, exatnite , vl the Itea
pr, erring 11r IAD,', It.pr , ,,eml Vennilngo and Im isr •• 1.
lira by &NAL. who has La•ro in the habit t , l ;.t
p‘r , ng and Itnink mr anginal Ill.+ 11/ my 01111,0 , 1 /11 11:
t r.,. tPI/ yretn, 11.11 , 1 that I believe Ise has triti,rev
111.•FIL I make the &ame xhatement the more At
lea , v interret in them whatever K. Mcl AN K NI 1,
j)r. L 1. 1 ,11,411.0 11 . 4uilhire
mr...tanpauletl be rLrtlgrAte 01 C. )IcLane, f u r sale b )
Deuggisu And Nler,hrints everywhere
1)X. G KKYSNIL, 110 Ru,d st , gt•nt.
Da. J. P FLKM.INti, Allegheny, near It/Jiro:o Dept
Actmt
44-Prot. De Grath on the Weathet-..1,..
De Grath wants all stillerert from the effects ~f the int - lei:tent
. ath, lately, to :tall aald proettiv n httille pleaenz.:
Ell Carr t ht. It cures like iringw. Prier :e), dud r
*lll. Prof. Du Unit i foot it to 1, hls dmy to himself an I
to public to state explicltly, that tlu• arth•lo otfvrud
.ale by If,. Anna K. Smith, called in tier adverton,l.l
11o , t-r Smstli. A. K. Smith, Che://igt„te., hr. , in not '•
Ural I's I.lo . tric 011."
Sollth's proteunions to a knowledge of tho preparte
...on ;lii.m.l.brate4l remedy, /vixen front her contonAtitti
N I ill Nit. irtiltimt H. Smith, formerly cm,engini with Prof. It,
milt in keeping the lni.ogn and rorrnig n intl n twe of lie 11r,t1
. hot M . ', int l trtlettni ut (Ito ronnuftwitire of the nol.
air. Then stab ha, e neither the right nor Ow ultiittN
make LireitiCe Elootrie toil, - and n o imitation to it to
pi litho, the wonderful eitertn of the original, ua prititared 1,,
Profeenor Dr tit - nth hlinnoif. nt has old nod well known onmi
itnitiniott, No. 3J South Eighth ntreet, below Cheittltt...
Drugglite will addrens their onlerl to hot tame
Fur .lo by 0. 11. ETBER. ttnburgls, tot all
glean
Asir-Keep the Blood Pure--M art t th. ,11.1..tur
that argiltoutt I rti.1,411;
Ideal. and eft, reneutuldrd innglee( ILIAIQ if:
etnures, ran be traced to the aettllng el eon. hut., up...,
the Mugs. R Ith how inuelt )..y. them should a remedy I.
hailed that will forever eradicate from the apnem the wore'
and moot tit operate humor that ran attack it. K
MEDICAL DISCOVERY cures e‘ery year thouliands
with Scrofula, Eryelpelse, Salt Rheum, Ritermiattem, A,.
Ac., and yet there are nonce who. through him/ranee or emit
f faith, delay obtain log it. We w, ild coy
not faithluan, but twlioie
fga- See long tuiveetieement In another column.
Sold wholesale and retail at DR. GEORGE If. KEY,SRit': , .
140 A'oal street, sign of the Golden Mortar, and at J. P.
VLEMING'B, Allegheny. Jylikdsw
airPever and itgxte--Malaria er Miasmic iv the
predisposing cause of Fever and Fever and ACIIO, b.t the
immediate exciting cause may anse from over exertion, Ini
prudent exposure, or Irregularity of habit.
The PERUVIAN FEI3RIFUGE, acting directly upon the
liver, kidneys, spleen, pancreas and digestive functions, has
proved the most successful remedy ever introduced for the
cure of thin distressing complaint. A single trial will stud
relief. and one bottle will lu nue., l lIISUAD. Oa stop the chills
and subdue the fever. The worst cases yield to its power; it
has never been known to tall
Preportld and sold by A. B. & D. FAN DE', Druggists, ICO
Fulton stroot., Now York.
doll also by B. A. FAIINESTOCK S Cll., Pittsburgh
Pd.., and by Druggtete generally. )ylo.lw
44) — No Ips.v.se for weakened by
racking amgh., and suffering under all the symptoms of
violent Pulmonary attack, still the sufferer must nut desp a i r .
•• Never give up," save the p.a.t. and inky should the Con
sumptive despond, with Ittit.lEßS' 1.1 v mitwoßT, TAR, AND
CANCIIALAGUA, within his reach! 11",,, Ilealt;,,
are its results. See long advertisement in this paper.
as - Fur rule, wholesale and retail, by R. E. SKI.LEItB
OIL, corner Wood and Second stred.w.i.
Sold also by LIENLIERSON A 5110., Liberty street; IL P
SCHWARTZ, and DEOKILAM k bicKENNAN, Allegheny
O•ty. JylOalavelw
sir From the N. York National likonitor
of February VAPOIL—Dr. Curtis has dour more
to ameliorate the condition of humanity afflicted with lung
complaints, than any other practitioner of innliciip!s that
has struggled with the sncrots of the rt.oiclux median, in. - the
last century, by the Invention and perfection of an instru
ment that will convey to the lungs a niediciue in the shape
of a highly Medicated Vapor, which acts directly on the
disease, and not, as hitherto, by sympathy. Those who are
ti.mbleci with diseases arising from dinurdered Im;go, will
subserve their intoroxia by giving the Ilygean Vapor a trial.
Cautiort—Dr. Cuan.3' Ilrowa le the original and only
name article. 0uv2t3:.3,10
ta-Why will you Suffer, wtost RELIEF CAN BE,
SO EASILY OBTAINED}—Have you a dare Throat, Quimy,
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Bronchitis, Croup. Stiff Joints, Frost
Bites, Burns, Sprains, or Pains in any part of your system ?
You can be relieved at once by using the most heatitdful of
all Liniments, the u While Circassian Lininunt," prepared
by Dr. SCOTT, at Morgantown, Va.., and for sale cheap,
wholesale and retail, by Dr. KEYSER, 140 li'dod street, and
JAS. P. FLEMING, near It. R. Depot, Allegheny. See ad
vertisement In another column of today's paper. frmirtilm
Alit- Stockings and Hosiery for Winter.--
If you don't want your feet pinched with bed and abort
Stockings, you will take our advice and go to C. Dam's, cor
ner of Market alley and Fifth street, and buy some of those
elegant fine Stockings, that make your feet feel nice and
comfortable. DALY also makes and sells every variety of
Ho l d aq that yon cap mgg4tlon, at *Solent° aid retaiL
Remember the place, corner of Market alley and Fifth
treat. oct4
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HENRY DALLAY, ltanufmtn.rt , r,
C. V. CLICKENIM & CO., Mortutticturer4.
, r4.ol,ntt• t;•.. - m th
M=M
DEIM==
Ate Rave You a Rupture of the Bowels!
—I would most respectfully invite the attention of these af
flicted with hernia or rupture of the bowels to my splendid
ass°, Latent of Truss. of various patterns, and to suit every
age, applied and .ttallu.ttun guarantied in every case, at my
.Ace, No. 140 Wood street, Pittsburgh, Pa., sign of tit
Golden Mortar. Among the Tr 11.013 sold by me will be
found
MISTAh'S Radical Curt Trust ;
Yr...nth Truste.e, Ivry light wring
Gum EZW Trug,es ;
f'hadrens' Truss's. ' , nyle and doubt";
Untinliral Trusses, c•oAdrrns' and adults
EbrrWs 4srthsj Truss ;
Or. X S. Facies Suppurits Trws
The pries. of Tru.o vary from $2 to $4O. Hernial
or 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 .11 and adapt
Dr. Banning's Lace or Body Brace, for the cure of Prole',
one Uteri, Weakness of the Chest or Abdomen, Piles, Chronic
Diarrhea, and any weak sees depending on a weak and de•bili
tated condition of the abdominal muscles.
Dr. Fach's Abdominal Supporter
dogfish Elastic Abdominal Belts
.Silk E,azfic Elcitt ;
Aol nearly every kind of Supporter now In nse. I also sell
Shoulder Brace., of every style, for weak chested and stoop
Nhoulderexl persons.
Mastic Stockings, for brok-n and VittirOlie
Nwpenserry Bandage., all kinds.
.sp - iv of entry ossify arid pa/km. and in fact et,ry
kind of mechanical appliance usrd in the run, of dim....
Pit. KEYSER would state to persons in want of Bract
Trusses that he can oil.-n send to snit the patient by writing
Lit it In alway+l,4tcr L. mue the patient and apply the T.o—
Brace personally. Address
DR. GEO. 11. KEYSER, 140 Wood st.,
Julft.dawly Sign of the Gulden Mortar.
OLD ECLIPSE
FREIGHT 'LINE.
a te ._
THIS LINE IS NOW PREPARED to bring
01l kinds of freight freni New York, in three days. et
31,2, N lee Ike., and from Philadelphia In 40 hours at $1 "i+
llr.)
RECEIPTS GIVEN FOR TIME WITII A WRITTEN
GUARANTR'E
*3_ No pater puckuges or small bundle. received.
A/nrk good. •• ECLIEnE FEE 36 HT LINE."
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J. J. AIcKEEV ER, Anent, cur. Brood and Locust, Phila.
For further information, apply b.)
W. H. lIARROLL, Agent.
,01:y N 0.034 Fourth
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A. A. CARRIER & BRO.,
Corner Fourth and Snuthjield streets, Pittsburgh,
AGE N T b
State Mutual Fire and Marine Iniuranc
Co., of IiAILE.I.SBURO. C`APILAL, (0350,1000.
Girard Fire and Marine Insurance Co.,
PHILADELPIIIA. CAPITAL, $300,000.
Insurance CQ. C,t the Valley of Virginia
wiNcimsTEß, NA. CAPITAL, $300,000.
Commonwealth Insurance Company, HAP,
CAPILt L. 8300,000.
Conarettrut 11t“µ44 Life Insurance Co.,
lIAi:TF CCU . CAPIIAL 52,154,4 t• L.
Pennsylvania Insurance Co., of plIT591:19;11.
af7/"A1..4 L, ASSETS Nuv 5, $1:49,022 49.
F Pr.,drat. A. A. CLCIIII., ;3cl2retury.
SAMUEL FAIINE'STOCK,
IMPORTER & DEALER IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIQ
lIARDWARE.
No. $3 Wood street, between Diamond
alley and Fourth street, •
PI TTSBURGII, PA.
la - Tus subwrilit, it r.,w ~ : enilo; a 'Vet, stlextUd assort
rut of ft,t. 11.1. 1.6rdv.,,,,,
s“1,1 uu as gs.,l trial.. as sty .Alter house In this city, lie
will al ware ke,p utt hand a general atm rtment of
A RDW ARIL' CUTLERY, CA RP.E:s TWLS,
I •w hada he recipl,ttuhyluvlte. the attention of purchasers.
uthtiti ciA NIVEL F.t11>E.,...4T0CE..
FORSYTH & SCOTT,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
E itC HANTS, •
Dealers in Wool, Hides, Flour,
LAI.D AND LARD OIL,
44-AND PRODUcE GENERALLY.,D).
Nu. 76 WATER STREET, PITTSBPILOB, PENNA.
_ .
SvringerP4t9l.lll Ohio.
,L4,u 5.,,t1 (,„.- 1.11. Martin,
E. B.Jone.,Canlfr eit.Dep.Bk. Kooun & lieretine,
& Co.. Pittsburgh. Barnet, Nesbit & tirretson.
J• ) . Elder. St. Louts. Phil a.
Th,tu. & t rt•in,r, Bankers, Ifolnua &
, 1110. il'ill ly; A. D. 11411h.n..k & Co.
It. K UON, h.r.IIE Humphreys,
Late of Pittsburgh.
El==l
KOONS HEUSTUSE,
FLOUR FACTGRS,
Gener3l Produce l'ornmision illei :hunts,
V.. 47 Nowth Wham, [ld P 5 Nenlk water Orr(
below R.s.cc street,
itagale) . Wow! ! Cu. Bi yaii, Kannedy & Pitts'h
Oarrett. Martin & Cu. '• L. 11 ilmiarth & Cu.
W o od & Oliver , Boll & Liggett,
:Inter, I rico & Co. ‘.iJ. & W. Rea,
C
Caleb •pe & Co. " I/log. lo Y. Coograro & Co. ••
Priott, orother & Co. " Watt &
J. D. Lentner & Co. Cincinnati. Bwalick & Foulds, Cinciuunti
A. A. Pollock & Co. - Morrow A Bottler,
Tweed & Sibley, " J. S. Chenoweth & Co. "
And Pittsburgh and Philadelphia Merchants sew
jot lidapctlm •
FLOUR. GRAIN.
BACON, LARD, LARD OIL,
AIV D °DUCE' GENERALLY,
No. 299 Liberty street,
rtraißUßOil
dck il.dpc
WILLIAMS & ALLEN,
CHILSON FURNACES,
Wrought iron Tubing,
AND FITTING GENERALLY,
For Warming and Ventilating Building*.
W. & A. will contract for Warming nod Veutilating
by Steam or Ilot Water, Pipos or Chilsou's Nurnnce,Cbur:b•
041, Schools, Hospitals, Factories. Greco Houses, Dwu
Court !lolls., Jails, or Hotels. No. 26 MARKET STREET,
Pittsburgh. uplb
W. 11. SMIT4 W. W. It. flu
SMITH, MAIR & HUNTER
WHOLESALE GROCEII,
122 Second and 101 Front at.,
PlttabuttlL, pa"
JAMES ULALligtoV,
EUROPEAN AGENT AND CONVEYANCER,
Corner of Seventh and Smithfield streets,
PITTSBURGH
tita.. Poseengers brought froto too otd country to Pitta
burt L atni tnoueye ronaltted to h:orope. 1n0T27
JAB, COLLINS.—J. BANKS KNOX
•
JAMES COLLINS & CO.;
Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
FISOFRIRTUES OP SIM
Collins , Pittsburgh, Meadville At Erie
CANAL LINES.
Nos. 114 AND 115 WATER stagrr, FITTSBURGEI, PA.
Prrranuaos—
Wm. Sagaley & Co., Murphy, Tiernan & Co.,
Smith & Sinclair, Hampton, Wilson & Co.,
Areandless, Means & Co., Mtg. Bah & Itichardson.
PulLcoacento
-13agaley, Woodward & Co., Truitt, Brother & CO.,
Wood, Bacon & Co. ffeb2.ll
reshArilval of Salt Oyeteras
tfUST received at STEINRUCK'S, No. 111
WOOD street, where all the delicacies of
the acittion can be had, served up in any deaira.Kgik,l
ble style. Hr is also In daily receipt of Now -
Potatoes, Peas, Lobsters, Froga, Shad, Sea Bass, .
and a great variety' of Lake Ptah, which dill be 1914 to Oltut
hee; hotels and restaurants on the most re.iesotiable tertaus
jtiat received, a large and am lot of Lemox, rat
ond
Pine Apples. STMETTCH,
jy4 No. - 1.11 Wood street.
k.
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12M=S
1213101133
!'VIA
• HUNTER,
DEALER IN
REFERENCES;
PROEM
M=MI
M3M
DOLLAR AV.
• No. 65
MI')DLE ROO3l, ` 01Wt,,Aktr,,iitiATIING.
Y..`3 Now;OPEN daty-qAte.9 tp-2 o'clottk ;
j~ Airy 04 . 3vatimility tutirfritd4s . :*femiumt, from 7 to 9
o'ctricm
Nposits Xi:keyed...o all allitia not Less than Gets DOLLAR,
anda dividditil of this prod declared. Wee a fear, in June ,
and. December. Infetait wandaidAtild at the rate of six pot
cent. per aidigm, Wthe first of Detarlier, 1f55. Also on
the 3.1 of Jane 1 1 '53.
(looks containing-the Charter, B:.-41ttive. Rules and Rego
latiorni, furnished gratis, on applira:',...n °lll.
President—GEO RUE ALISILEt..
nem ParaIDERTS.
John IL Shoctiberger,
Charlealtnapp,
N. Grattan Murphy,
Theotiald Dmbstaettee,
ittiac M. Pennock,
William J. Anderson.
•
TaIIRTELa
llopsweil Hepburn,
(heurge R. Whitni
William F. Solitait
James W. Hallman,
Alexander ilrailley,
William Phillips,
John G. Bockefen, ' Janies Elerdmin,
Hill Burgwin, James D. Kelley.
Albert Culbertson, ... , . Jahn. M. Kirkpatrick,
Robert Chester, John D. M'Cord,
J. Gardiner CoMu, Walter P. Marshall,
Alonzo A. Carrier, A. M. Pollock,
John 8. Cosgrove, Henry L. Ringwalt,
Charles A. Colton, Robert Robb,
E. G. Edringion, Junes Milieu
Francis Felix, George B. &Aden,
George F. (Ramon), Alexander 'Mudle,
James 8 !loon, William 8. Lovely. V
William 8. Haven, , Wilson Miller.
Secretary and Trenturer--CHARLEII A. - COLTON
Jyl9:dly
FARMERS AND MECHANICS'
FIRE & MARINE INSURANCE CO
OP PHILADELPHIA.
T 1 1 ,13. li. FLORENCE, Preet.
EDW. It HEXSOLD Secretary.
STATEMENT OF lIIISINESS,
From thelsi day of Auyur.sl to the Slit day of Deo., 1855
Amouu t received in Marine premiums $ 68.24 - 2 31
Piro 39.908 82
Tutu] prerniurug fur five months.
CAPITAL
IN - VETTED/AS YOLLOWB .
Bonds of Allegheny County, c Pittsburgh, and
Pittsburgh EN $ 78,721 GG
Railroad Bends, Cost 33,400 00
Loan on iirst Mortgage of Real Estate ......... ..... 59,040 00
Stocks, Collateral 30,384 00
Cash in Bank and on hand 11,09'2 13
Capital subscribed., (payment not yet due) 97,000 00
Premium Notes, not yet matured 66,387 31
Beu from Agents, (secured by Bonds) 18,859 GI
ifspeases and Commissions 11,60 , 2 36
$408,151 13
Total amount of Loasim incurred, but not yet adjusted:—
Fire $1.580 543
Marine 3,000 00
$4,668 66
Thia Company Insures Hull and Cargo deka on the vhf
and Missiasippi tributaries. Immtes against Lose or ➢am:.g
by Fires. Losses liberally adjusted and promptly paid.
Itnnmesicss—Hon. T. M. Howe. Gen. J. K. Moorhen..
James Wood_
For Insurance apply to
THOMAS J. HUNTER, Agent,
mblb No. 9a %Velar et, bet. Wood and Market.
DELAWARE HUTU kL
SAFETY INSURANCE COMPANY
, FFICE, S. E. CORNERHUD AM) WALNUT STS.,
Philadelphia.
Gie - MARINE IN.SURANCES 1/n Veesela Cargo, Freight,
.:11 parts or the tv,,r1,1,
I N., , L•IIA. , ;CES OS Gotil.., by Rivers, Cabala,
Loh, .'vi Lon I Parrhon , a, to all II art 4 oI rho Union.
INSI•IIANCE - ON ILERCILANDIZE generally. Oc
Stores. Db - ellibg Ilanvex , kc.
.A.,,,ts of the Cbuiparry Ncreember 5/11,1854.
Bowls, 51ortgagus and Real Estate .5101,54:0
Philadelphia City, and other Loans R 5 210 ov
Stock in Banks, Railroad and Insurance Co's 2.1.060 IC
Bills receivable 186,415 IC
Cash on hand 26,526 (Al.
Balances in hands of Agents, Premiums on Ma
rine Policies recently issued, and other debts
due the Company
Subscription Nous..
DIRECTORS.
William Martin, James C. Hand,
Joseph 11. Seal, I Theophilus Paulding,
Edmund A. Sender, 4twa.6 Traquair,
John C. Doris, i William Eyre, Jr.,
John R. Namle, Joshua L. Price,
George G. Leiper, I James Tennent,
Edward Darlington, Samuel E. Stokes,
Dr. R. M. Huston, Henry Sloan,
William C. Ludwig, Jane's B. McFarland,
Hugh Craig, Charles Schsarei‘,
Spencer Motivate, Hobert Barton,
Charles Kelley, John B. Semple, Pittsburgh
H. Jon Paralke, ID. T. Morgan,
J. O. Jolnaaou, J. T. Logan, a
WM. MAHT.T.N, President.
T.os. C. II lab, Vice President.
Hrsirr Ln.r.cu.a, Secretary.
P. A. btADFURA, Agent,
JalB.ly Ho. 95 Water street, Pittsburgh.
MARINE INSURANCE.
FIRE RISKS.
MAXIM:HERS' INSURANCE CORI
OF PHILADELPHIA.
CIIIRTYR PLEPETCA.L--08.1N7ED lIT Tll7. PTITC or PENN9TLCANIA.
. .
Chartered Capital, 8500,000.
-11.11:12V6 ANI) Lll, A TRANS/ 2 0k 7',1T10.N ,
A A 1)N 3. LI r Pr..sident.
ORRIS I.ILS, Secretary.
OF:01:CE YOUNG, Trouaurer.
DIRECTORS.
William B. Thomas,
WilUar.l,ll6,l,
Alfred 'Naas,
Charles J. Fields,
Jam , P.
Aaron S. I.ippine.,t
310.111.. in
Nl.,holas G. Tx) lor.
on•ri,
J 0....
. .
- y-This Comieuxy has been c,gea.,.. -.Y. with a Cueh Car
tel, awl the Directors have determined to le pt the buAite...l
to it. :tradable resucrr•u. To obArrve
111'2 ti rF. with a prt.lllpt
l'ittsburgh Ofliee, No. 76 Water Ibtr.t.
..i. NEWTON JUNES,
=GO
The following volt known and responilble firms In Pi::.;•
burgh have authorized reference to them. with regard t, the
itability and soundutsta of the Manufacturers' Insurance
Company.
Kramer & Rabat,
George I'. Smith .t Co.,
Jones, Tlernata h Co.,
noel
TTSBURGH
LIFE, FIRE AND MARINE
INS I 'I? A NCE COMP AN Y,
CORNER OF WATER AND SIARKET STREETS,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
ROBERT GALWAI", pm , sittent.
THOS. GRAHAM, Secretary.
IWO - This Company mars exory insurance appertaining to
or counecte:l with LIFE RISKS.
Also. against HULL AND CARGO RISKS on the Ohio
and Mlssimippi Rivers and tributaries, and MARINE Rlaßo
generally.
And apitnst Loss anti Datuago by Fire. and against thr
Feeds of the i , os and Inland Navlotion and Trausportatioo
Policies isatiod at the loati , t rat.o.l;:onsiststit with safety to
all parties.
Robort tialway, &i.lntil Nl'Clorkan,
Joseph P. GRIZAIII. M. D, John I , cott,
Jame Marshall, David Richey,
James W I lailman, CharlN; Arbuthnot,
Alexander Bradley, Joseph S. I.rooh,
John Fullerton, :Mansfield B. Brown,
David H. Chambers, Christian Zuc,
IVilliani Carr, 11.1.,ert H. Hartley,
Jaa. D. McGill. fehlB
CITIZENS' INSURANCE COMPANY
OF PITTSBURGH.
WILLIAM BAGALEY, President.
SAMUEL L. MARSIIELL, Scoretary.
LI Pl , ' IC'E 94 igd, street, between Markt! and Wood streets.
laminas HULL AND CAW() RISKS, on the Ohio
ml Mississippi Rivers and tributaries.
Insures against Loss or Damage by ?;ICI;.
Also, agniust din Perils of V... *la iyad Wand Navigation
and Transportation.
William Raga.ley,
James M. Cooper,
Samuel Ron,
Robert Dunlap, Jr.,
Isaac M. Pennock,
S. Harbangh,
Walter Bryant,
Jo.La &Lipton.
WESTERN INS i‘ANCt, comPAlsry,
Pirrsuunon.— tiliclit Ji: t •to .itlent; F. M.
..;••ne•nr, Secretary. ' •
Rill insure minting ail *alum or r. :‘,L , N. Ann.; k.
All loseen will he liberally adjusted ant t • of fly I :Lel.
A Ilona) Institution, man aged by , D.,
known lu the community, and who urn
coromptness and liberality, to maintain the Artra• ter nob rt.
ny have assumed, no offering the best pro' , th
desire to he insured.
Gusscrems—R. Miller, Jr.. C. W. Iticketsou, J. o. 1 • Ger.
N. holies, Jr., W. IL Smith, C. Hansen, George W..1,1s n
.11,•lrew Ackley, Jambs Lippincott, George Donde. J
A cloy. Alesaucier NO:nick, Thomas Scott.
Sir Office. No. tr.l Water street, (Warehouse of Spring &
(bo.. up smirt,) Pittsburgh. n0v24,-
C'
OIIMONwrALTH INSURANCE CO.
HARRISIiITRG, PENNA.
chartered capital, - - - $300,000.
rol. Insures Buildings and other Property against Loss or
Damage by Fire also, sgainst Perils of the Sim, 'Maud
Navigation and Transporation.
Orricr.ns--SIMON CAMERON, President.
BENJ. PAKEE, Vice President
S. S. CARRIER, Secretary.
A. A_ CARRIER, Agent, Fourth and Smithfield. [Je23:6m
liciSURANCE! INSURANCE!—:-Applica
tiuu for 'asuman, for several goal reliable Insurance
Companies received by GEO. W. 131INNott his Real Estate
Agency and Intelligence cake, on the north side of Ohio
fourth door east of the Diamond, ALl.Muitrin: Qsz. JU7
TERRA COTTA OR STONE
WATER PIPES,
From two to six inch calibre
PRICES from 12 to :;(1 Centz per Foot.
41 , 5U—nocit ESTER
PEARL STARCH
For Sale Wholesale at blanurrtettwurs
Prices by
ItENTRY IL COLLINS,
FORWARDING AND
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
END WHOLESALE MLLES L
CHEESE, BUTTER, sEgna, run,
AND PRODUCE OKNERALLY.
No,, :45 WOOD STREET, PITTSBURGH. [JeIS
al - leourth of July -- fverykety should west a
NEW RAT or CAP on INDEPENDENCE PAY; and to ena
ble all to do 80, We will sell cur stock at greatly reduced
prices.
MORGAN A (XX,
_.-___ _
ks3l _ lilt Wood strret.
---,.—'-- i i a 'leaden
IVOTIOE is herany-given that a pP .
t _
at
1.11 will be made to the Legislature of_Pentistio 14_ _
the next session, iltr a Charter of itir theat Za"..l
SAVING POND DANK, to be k'cate'l,,, tod
.tflite Bit ,
Birmingham, Allegheny Con":.TaorDtpwt and
niinplhain saving FloilV%nd....„,__L-14„, '-'• --: 4,,axeTtameaad
Disow:lc with a - (kiptpttEr ...,.*..0 " . e.,.,, /
Mari
...:t..'.i.ft.,..t'0.4.,
'.,..4.."-',4:.t.jk.',.1/2A-.4.,•=1.74f-r::: ~.,,,,-.1....k'5."1.
• •fr. C... -4, , ,C M.,: ''...,,,. '..?..4‘,44.;ftt..,74.4K-.:„}!,
4e."444 ,
.44114
Stgi ,111:40 =
' ,R4ll lll br ' n4 . 9sobl l oill'
.3kt Yria441404.10i14744*14051
the benetieedeffects'ef:Dr,VLane'aCelehrefrd Liver Elk
prepared by your I take greet Weimar. ,
them to the madly. 7 feerinerranteiViriliadlitibietheir
are a certain care for liver cetnpfaintAodotll-00ilitiariAtest
no matter how difficult or long standing. •
1= pelf wittaf x
flictiml with - tide , dreadful derease for Met two 9eari, and
how thankful I am that.l heard of them, Pgle:
of one of your agent@ three boxes, and befrire I had-Witte •
the third box, was completely mitred. I verily b , ligte" bat
for br.3PLane's Liver Pille,l should - have` new Veatillt*
grave; but..ea it its I am now enjoying the best rea F oh;
and stand a living ;Mame of the etilciet Iltre4l/17 , 8
LIVER PILLS. Besides recovering my, &with, .cofudd °l. •
that I have leaved In pocket some two three hundred do l.
late physician's (era.
This testimonyTgiva pan with the greitestrpleeenre l ID
hope it may do something toWitt43alaing tl Cee, invetoi b t
Pills known to oil who aro suffering with liserot.
WI-Mak *A
Traveler in Western New York.
Purchasers wth be careful to ask kir, Dr. JeLffies Cktfr
brutal Lfver Pals, nuinufac tirmi. by lileminglitua*uf Pitts.
burgh, Pa. - All other Liver Pills, in compeubtorOriCtorth
leas. Dr. SPLotio's genuine Liver Pills, also Ws celebrated
Vermifuge, can now be had at all respectable drug stones
None genuine without the signature of kPlati4ol-PIWil
Also, for sale by the sole proprietors,
Jyl4:dawl
4e-Great Cure of Pillea.lterieriWill. 0,
November 1. 1853.—Dr. a M. .lirdson--Dear Bite 44 iske
to express to you my sincere thankafor your dfectif a
medicine which, to env the least of 14tas tdrectini;#4oiltitu
MI other medicines that T barn taken !Arkin:Wt . di:A*4 'to
do. "Hoofland's tle . rman Bitters" halm runnt the
most stubborn and agsmtrated case of the PILES. 4, per
haps, ever fell to the lot of man. My (tea is not a straw
to this community, as I am well known in this ti0:$1(!i sur
rounding counties, sad can truly say that my reiciireqi hes
astounded all my friends and relations, as 7 had trsAntery
thing recommended, and nothing did vie any gOOkantil I
was prevailed upon to try the Bitters. You areal - liberty to
maks use of this communication for the henifft of:kho ai
'Wed, as you may think proper. Yana, truly, 5
4,108,101 31
300.000 00
$408,151 18
See ad rat ti,..mrnt.
Fur tole-try FLlMlNG4lllol3:iitutllectWettiVElßE,
Pittsburgh.. . . - 4r12:2W
MASONIC
•car COOLEST HALL IN THE. STAVE& 'SR
American Arctic Evintatiniitti!
English and Danish' Searvtiel,fdi
SIR JOHN FRANKLIN,
WITHIN THZ
In connection with which will be Alhibited,'etch
Fishibition, the
Siege and Bombardment of Sebastopol t
Executed by the great American Artist, Grata* s43;ftut,
Esq.. from drawings taken on the spot by the Explitt4t.
ti. Exhibition every night at 8 o'clock—Wednesillatal
Saturday Afternoons at 3 o'clock. ;
415 r Tickets 25 cents—Children .123,5 watt.*
The extensive celebrity which fhb gem offartletWA-0,1-
lcocy has acquired, as being the meat aidditne,
amusing and instructive ever exhibited, ie,asalg'Ctefig*tutr
an tee to the public of its stapataing merits.- -
jybilw D. ti.hial.Rl74.iagemt.
93,889 9G
100,000 00
$617,348 18
ASSIGNEES' gneee
of Mr. SDIrD HEAZELTON'herehleretrialeelliat
pensono.entttled ton pro.rata (second) DIVIDEND Isom
mid Estate, will call on WM. LI. KINCAID. Novatc.IDIA
MOND. on and after the I.sth
REUBEN MbliElt 8r
GEORGE A. BEM,
WM. IL.EltredtD,
Arfirieuv
' Fredi Titan-
htaiburgli. 3nl 12, 1880--(jytlat . s) •' '"
ES F. EATO N
AGENT FOR 11111
Sale Purchase of Patent - 1416.
And Dealer iiery variety. of 11:110aktillineAkb
mum PATENT}! Office 'tad - Exhibition .11#042ito.
FIRST STREET, dear Wood, Pittsburgh, Pa..
/Er Order; for Patented Articled a every . description
promptly attended to.
AGENTS AVANTRD
Ma. M. F. Earns—Sir: Mr. George Trott's "Patent Gil
Glohow'' hare been In use on the Engingsdis oar - Wittha for
three or four years past, and have nesforrned an latili4ory,
that we mew apply them to all the Rusibeit vre96oal6i.' Nor
two pars pest we have etandoned the use of any oOms kind ,
of (.11 Globes- Respectfully, yours,
g
COUNTRY STORE AT AUCTION.-On.
WEDNESDAY morning, July 76th, at /0, del& it, will ,
be sold, at the Commercial tales Booms, corner 04 Wood - .
and Fifth streets, a otock of Goods from the catartttY, em
bracing a great variety of seasonable goods, co:wilding in.
part of gingham., lawns, &Mines, alpaca; blenelted tank
brown muslina brown null bleached drilla bleached ands
brown linen table cloths, hosleit, glove., boots andiideces,
aarpot and leather traveling bage, black and fanct. Sneak
bilk 4, be., be.
Some day, at 2 o'clock, P. M., will be sold- a amaltshick of
Grocmics, embractug almost every description of Weds
rtanally sold in a country store, among whicibbrokbt basest
tobacco, four half chests Y. IL tea, toilet atjl shaving soaps,
eptces, brushes, queenreare, glassware, looking glasses, de,
( jyl.l) P. M. DAVIS, Anet'r.
ORANGES 10 boxes just received an for
sale by SNYDER & ANDERSON
jyll No. 39. Wood gt., opposite St. Charleallotel.
FRESII FIGS—WO drums justreceivedpnd
for sale by REYIVER ot ANDERSON;
jyt N 0,30 Woastiset.
Wilson, Childs & CO,
Humpton & Campbell,
H. Childa & Co.
AISINS--10Ci half " Clemewbrand,'"
just recurred and for sale by •-•
RE r HER 1 ANZEIMnij
Na 59 Vrtidd etteet
CUm3lo Du RE - PER Y'S EXPED
TO JAPAN and the China Seas.
The Daisy Chain; by the author of Heartseats.,
Toe Martins of Cm Martine; by C'ses. Lever. '
Penny Fern's fluor Dook-25 rents.
The Wov lath, a Narrative of Adventures. - 7
Fashionable Life; by Mary ff. Eastman.
Just received by W. A. OTLDENFENIert W. ;
jyll Fifth ate oPPLeite the4iiestire.
ft LIE ESE--100 boxe- catalog jut re
\ ceiveJ by (iYl4) H. H. OISIVE.
VGGS--.3 barrels for sale by
xj le 14 R. tr. comma.
At_;ON---2 casks for sale by •
j,24, HEN RY H. cuxons.
(REEK AND BLACK TEAS.—We have
on hand the largest and beet assorted stock of TEAS
to be found in theDearket, all of which will be offered at the
VON EST PRICES. S. JAYNES,
if l4 Pekin Tea Store, N 0.38 Fifth et:
DOCIOR 1100FLAND'S CELEBRATED
GEREIAM BITTERS,
P ,IMPARED at Da. C. M. JACKSON, PRILLD'A, Pre.;
Will effectually cure
LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA JA UNDICE, itEßEttis
MC OR NERVOUS DEBILITY, DIBEABE ,
OP THE KIDNEYS,
--
A ~•l all Diseases arising from a disordered Limier Njoritach,
Such •
as Constipa
tion, Inward Pile 4
Fullness, cc Blood to the _
Head, Acidity of the Etonatch,
Nonseau, Heartburn, Disgust for Focsii .
funess or weight in the Stomac
the h k Sour Eructs._ --
lotion l s, Slatting, or Fluttering at Pita theatee
mach. Swimming at the Head, Hurried and I:010in
Breathing. Flittering at the Heart, Choking or Suffocating
Sensations when In a lying postureiDintnest of Vbilon,
Dots or Webs before the Sight, Fever and Dull rata
in the Head, Deficieney of Perepiratlbee:rtkey• . ‘A
lowness of the Skin and Lint* Pain. Tn
the Side, Back, Chest, Limbs,
Sudden Flushes of Heat
log in the Flesh, Constant
Imaginings of Evil, and
great Depression of
SPIRITS. •
Iu attributing ouch valuable proPert:otitte no,
rash or unwarrantable ruisertion isre .e .A. hut
ie simply
a fart; proven undeniably and ce- , , uuk y uut _
yby the es aor
di nor y core; and benefits deriv, itinTotnte., under rectum of its illustrious orie; fletur,
tat,es of European socie,„.. ud , the hoth '" o l 3Bux l
all
testimony, from
.PLets oft the-Aea contirunit,sextu.
mutated during the ten years, u t the bands ogii .
pr .
a proprietor.
s'l'ats providence of diseases to WitiKh the
Bemuse Bitters tire adapted , it Is with sorrow we pipit, is ai
med universal: indeed there is scarcely-a faMlly tlunughout
the whole extent of our country fu which there guano be .
foe ad among its m tubers that pecuPar tallow and lattaltid
greenroom denoting a diseased Liver, or an - emaciated and
rb ring Dyspeptic.
Then of what immense importance to thll clogs of invalids
t hat a cereain and reliable remedy should be placed Within.
heir reach ; one in which no baneful or inittrionst drug en
ters into its composition ; a remedy on wh i ch thensthint can
rely with the utmost confidence and certainty, and.beitisstired
from actual and tangibinproots that Vie article 'hi hawing
• rally possesses the virfuese'ttitenred to it. .Bactextlandy
is "lICKErLAND'S GERMAN BITTER_ ,S." . _..Thisissiwls of
dollars have been expended in Its num, ..uftatttreandtfilasinti
throughout all parrs of this continent, anacproprietor
feels the greatest satisfaction in stating, the.
thbt
state, county, or even village, where tho MedicinehasAteen
introduced, that . there cannot be found numbera,Pk t er gc"
testify totte virtues, ,
It to medicos:latently in the practice of te:birgerinittlesr ot
Lire Most Prominent Physicians. in the conotryiwtdi/iswo
alisi—added their written testimony in-evidencecit ESEreat
virtues. In conclusion; than, wo woultErespiiiitallyriak
a I three afflicted with any of the abovedflassictak eir• the
Bitters a trial, and rest assured Blom turrielfrtigtlaed.
11, proof of the statements above =ado, alL•anshindted to •
read attentively the Almanac published annually the Iwo. •
offerer, for Farmers and Yamilies,'erattAlllEtli-a gMikEtrtn.
her of useful receipts, in addition to the lisattfulenylowe a r
of theltitters, from the most promiatatari4vt , Wkikown inr
divlduals hr all parlour the Union. All .Ares.e&te-pyro t t„ . Ri t f
tent are authorised to distribute the Altoona° grattitOnstic.
Principal Office and nutrakovrA,9fi._' . Aith didt•
phhi, Pa.
Far sale wholesale by Dremeata is all the pri .
mul at retail tiyAPothockina and Stonkeepta .914."
1 1 7
in the United Statell end caned; and by -
bIiEMING EROS.-and
Dr:GEI;V,H. ITNIEEIII,,
Capt. Mark Sterling
Samuel M. Kier,
William Bingham,
John S. Dilworth,
Francis Sellers,
J. School:maker,
William D. llaye.
idec2l
NrALUABLE
ted on the Perrtarille Plank Road,,,ta.ii tallies from
cite—Eo3 Acrea.--lek,of which are cleared and ilf-tittl
ration ; about FO acre.) of good meadow land; alitino-14
nose parts of the farm; a Farm Room of ;51.1mximaiidth a
fountain of roofing water at the ikon. solar itaartaa
Barn 70 by 50 feet; good stabliag,Actii .othar
ont-botues. For a Stock toanow
di ntigarp ftw d oszie
try. Au Orchard of orsos+tocifthat uom
ica
pomeaaion CAL be had If deafen& and the :sad
farming knplementiNlit bo.s ld atfalier-Drice,O,VsF.
term*, Ac., apply at our tam 4DzetiL-tz rl
Jy1:!! e. CUT dt . RR% Reel
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