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6ATITRUAY MORNING
Democratic Convention se-easembled.
The Ron. To:total' Ivzs having withdrawn hie name as a
b:thdidate for Surveyor General, in a co mmunication
dressed to the• Democratic State Central Committee, at Its
leaf meeting in Harrisburg, a Resolution was adopted .. by
'their Committee, calling upon the Officers and Delegatea of
the last Democratic State lbovention to assemble at CRAM
BERSBUSQ, on NvED:vitsDAY, THE earn DAY OF AtTIUDT
NEXT, at 10 o'clock, A. AL, to nominate a candidate for Sur
veyor General, to IDI the vacancy created by the declination
of Judge In porsurace of this action of the Demo
kritio State Central Committee, the Officers and Delegates of
the /set Democratic State Convention are rewo,,tfally re
growled to meet at the time and place above mentioned, end
for the purpose staled.
JOHN W. FORNEY, Chairman
ti G. Wkstuort,
lssec G. McKim-et,
DEMOCRATS OF PENNSYLVANIA.
" TheUnlon mnet and shall be preserved•"
THE PEMOCIt ACT PENNSYLVANIA, and all others in favor
of preserving the Union of the Staten, now seriously endan
gered by a sectional organization, led and controlled by the
open ertemle, of the Federal Constitution, and conducted
upon the alarming idea of repudiating nearly one-half of
the States of this Union, are respectfully notified that NI ASS
MEETINGS will be held at the following times and pinces,
of the ft-ionic of JAMES IfIiCIIAN AN for Pre .Ident, and
JOHN C. RR ECK INRIThIE for Vice President:
At CHAAIRERSIIIIRO, Franklin County, on THCRSD A
the 7th day of August, 18.55, being the day after the
cram State Convention
At ERIE, Erie County, on WEDNESDAY, the 27th any of
August. 145 f.
At GREENSBURG, Westmoreland County, on WEITh
DAL, the ad of September, 1656.
At DELLEFONTe, Centre County, on WEDNESDAY, the
24th of September
At H aRRISBURU, (the Capital of the 'State,/ W F: l '
NESDAY, the Ist of October.
And at PHILADELPHIA, on the 11th of September.
being the Anniversary of the Adoption of thArCousttrution
of the United Staten
Eminent Democrats, from our own and o' her Staten e
ill
be present at all these meeting,, to address their fellow
citizens.
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DEMOCHATIU STATE. CENTRAL CUM
THE TEST QUESTION -THE GEIt-
We are informed that there I , to be a l'on‘,ol
tion of those German editors who have showi: a
disposition to join with the Know Nothings and
Zlisunionista in voting for Fremont. The object
of that Convention is to agree upon an inter
rogatory to be addressed to Mr. Fremont. It .s
in substance this. " Will you, if elected Presi
" dent, use all your conctinit.mal power to
" prevent any such alteration of the naturalizit
" tion laws as will extend the term of residenve
before naturalization
Mr. John r Fremont will be required to an
swer this question He will be told that if Le
gives a negative answer he can expect very little
support from the tierman voters. If he declines
to answer his silence will be considered a ritya--,,
answer.
Now, that is the severe and terrible test to
which he is to be brought. The Germans have
resolved not to •' go it blind" with the Know
Nothings. They demand a distinct pledge fr'tn
Fremont that he repudiates Know Nothingisw.
Will he dare give such a pledge. And the Ger
man editors say it must he an open, publul , d
pledge.' No secret answer will be received. lie
must openly renounce Know Nothingism or lwe
their vote. The answer must be clear and une- •
qUiTOCiti—public and binding. So say some of
the German editors who are now counted so se
supporters of Fremont.
Severe as this test is it i 4 a prrfrctl2. - falr
and an honest candidate could answer it dist hot
ly and at °ace Will Fr,dindit answer it I'tie
does u, , t, it to because he design., to rii,ut tl.e
Germane. If he an,wers the questions in the
affirmative will the Americans 5... , te for him
he answers it in the negative, or keep silence,
which is the same thing, will the Germans vote
for him
LC Illay turn nut after all that the Germans are
not quite so easily fooled as the political deta
gogues thought. It did turn out ,so
Are they less intelligent, or mindful of their own
interests now. If the German editors do th s
thing, which they publicly declare it their inten
tion to do, they will be entitled to a respectful
answer. But if they fail to do it. or get a
negative answer or silence, they will be untrue to
their readers if they support Fremont. It to net
a largeportion of the German voters that hate
any thought of supporting the candidate of the
Know Nothings, and it is only them of which
we speak .
Be it remembered, the Know Nothing Conven
tion nominated Fremont at New York and 1,,
formally accepted that nomination. Can he now
repudiate one of their cardinal principles
Meantime he is seeking the votes of German,.
Can he refuse to answer their question as they
desire': We shall see.
Meantime, also, the Berman Democrats vf
Pittsburgh and Allegheny have resolved to ho!.1
a mass meeting and declare for themselves, and
start a new Democratic German paper
The Game of Brag
Never before was the desperate •' game of
brag " so eagerly and despairingly resorted t.,
by the opponents of the Democracy, to get up :i
tittle excitement It is hard work, however .
But, in the midst of their boasting, Horrors
Greeley comes in with a wet blanket, and win •
guishes every spark of enthusiasm. Here is
what he says in the N. V. Tribune:
H's do not enter upon the contest before us at
any sprit of confidence. We admit the apparent
odds are greatly in favor of our adversaries. We
realize the obstacles thrown in the way of our
success by the existence and peculiarities of the
• American' organization. We know that the
votes of all the slave States, but Missouri and
Delaware, with probably these also, will be
thrown for either Buchanan or Fillmore—most of
them for the former. We feel that the posses.;
ion of the Government, with the disbursement of
the millions constantly leaving from the Treasury,
weighs heavily in favor of the Cincinnati tibrill
!lees We are prepared to hear that several emi
nently reepectable,distinguished and wealthy citizens.
who have heretofore voted mainly with us,when they
toted at all, will no refuse to support the Phila
delphia nominees."
The expectation of the Tribune, that many
"eminent, respectable, distinguished and wealthy
citizens, who have heretofore voted mainly with
us," will not go for the little Nlaraposn adven
; curer, has been abundantly realized. There are
thousands of such instance , in every State in
the Union.
All the Southern States he gives up and he
considers the —American Organization" as great
ly in the way of Republican success. The at
tempt to crush the Know-Nothing party at one
blow, at the Philadelphia Convention, he sees
plainly did not succeed. It wouldn't be killed
so easy. Thousands of them would prefer to
vote for P ...Annan, rather than with a party that
irned alliance with them. They are national
men, and will throw their influenoe against the
avowed disunionists. No wonder Greeley des
pairingly says, " We admit the apparent odds are
greatly favor of our adversaries." Is not that
an extinguisher on the " (lame of Brag ?"
Chance fora Hest.
The Chicago Tioo: of the 13th inst. puts the
following crusher on the idle talk about the re
sult in Illinoi , :
We observe that persons at a distance seem to
i
put some faith n the statements that there is a pos
sibility that Illinois will vote for Fremont. We know
that it has been said and positively averred by Black
Republican orators that Illinois would vote the oppo
sition ticket. Such an idea, when expressed here, is
considered toe stale even fur a joke. No roan in his
senses thinks of this State voting for any one but I3u
cbanan. As we said when Mr. Buchanan was nomi
nated, the Democracy of Illinois will give him a
larger majority, in proportion to the entire vote, than
he will obtain in Pennsylvania. Any Pennsylvania
editor who wants to loose , a hat on that proposition
may apply for our measure at once."
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We published yesterday a letter from Col Ma
eon, written from California nearly nine years
ago, in which that officer sets forth that Colonel
Fremont bought 600 hundred head of cattle of a
Mr. Celis for .$6,975, and gave a bond in the
name of the government for payment. Those
cattle he converted .to his own use, leaving the
government to pay for them. Ite also borrowed
$'2,&00 from the same man, and signed a note
as a public officer for the payment. The letter
I charges that Col Fremont pocketed the money,
and leased out the cattle for breeding for his own
use, leaving the government to pay for both.
Here, then, is $9,475 of public property embez
zled some years ago by an adventurer who is
now a candidate for the Presidency ! ' Is the
charge true ` We have never heard of a contra
! diction. That letter of Col. Mason's has been
on file at the War Department over eight years.
Who has ever heard of the charge being answered
or contradicted I
JULY 1t
Now, make Col. Fremont President, and if his
officers embezzle the public funds, how can
he call them to account for it They point
to Mason's letter as their reply. Has any one
ever heard of a contradiction ° Is it ant• wonder
that the speculators want to make him Presi
dent". But will the honest masses of the people
thus reward peculation.
The letter first appeared in the Washington
IMMIZI
t'AstastiA Cousvy.—We learn from the Moan
tom Echo that a young girl 14 years of age
named Margaret Wier, the daughter of a widow
lady, was drowned at tjonemaugh furnace, on
Friday, its attempting to cross the river on the
sheeting of the dam. She made a tnistep and
was washed off into water It) feet deep, and sank.
No one was near to save her except a boy, who
threw her a pole, which she was unable to reach.
The boy immediately gave the alarm to the men
at the furnace, who in a short time succeed,' , l iu
raising her body, b tat•t to resnssitate her.
Michael Mottel, a young man employed by
Jacob Fronheiser of Johnstown, as a driver. was
run over by his wagon, un Monday last, and
considerably mutilated about the legs and body.
Although very severely injured, hopes are enter
tained of his recovery The body of a young
German whose name we could not learn, was
fund yesterday morning under a pile of earth,
at the old clay embankment, excavated by the
late Pottery Company, for the manufacture of
ware. He was a man of intemperate habits,
mud iu that condition is supposed to have taken
lodging under the embankment, which tell in on
him some time during the eight. His parents
live in Germany, and are said to be very wealthy
RCTLxa Ci,t sit.— The only item Of " P.,tl
netts' we can find in the If-cu dh , the taten.ent
that Col. Wileon MCandless of Pitt.burgh, waa
to have delivered n ~.pecch on Wednerolay liicht
before the Buchanan an .l Brecki:ridge tint ~1
thrat county
r have received a printitd note from the edl
tor, Mr John M'Clenahatt, of the (_'.l.ztm, N.-vc
York, announcing that :t going for Buchanan,
and that a letter from the powerfu! pen of J •I:n
Mitchell will appear in itS next number in fav
of the Democratic candidate, which, it 'l4 state I.
will help the Democratic canoe materially. This
may be all very true, but we have our doubt,
about the Ceuta exerci,sing any more influence
with the Irish people than any other Inch
ricau journal, so mode-tly claimed in the a`-re
amid note. We have borne curiosity to -ee the
article from the "powerful peu of John \ht.
chell, - which so materially t. help the Dem -
cratic cause. The partie- he wi l l a dire., a!,
and have been firm in the faith, ant so e pre,.
ed themselves much in aitvituce of the r,!,
Newark Ti. r. 4 gives an rwo , unt f n , le,drue!
fire tLat fweurred their vu the I 'th II.•L V4i
the mo.,t u, that eser trred in N. 55
ark. The Trrn,s !Aay,
Scarcely a wall etanle in what RN,. till•
!ling, one f the bitstel“ part, uC the town lit
wareh , iu,e of Mr I. Warner. on the citital, w
once on fin.. The content+ o f flu ,
were ,artid Without Iwo , . The whole los. in 0-*
mated at from r;,:'21),01 S.) to i430,1)Q0 The •
originated in an old omnibus, under a sht.l.
which ran along the west side of the stables
the United States lintel. A youth, drunk, w,L.t
inside, arid in lighting a cigar set fire
straw iu the bottom of the '' bus," or the cur
tains, which of the two is not clearly known .
Two of our citizens saw it on fire, and ruuutt.;
it out, the straw and hay sticking through toe
cracks for the whole range of the stables, were
set on tire, and thus communicated the tire the
entire length of the building.
COMMODORE STocKTON WITHDRAWN COIDDI I .
dore Stockton, of New Jersey, hua declined Ln
ing a candidate fur the Presidency. I{ reas,.ii..
are given in the following card.
:--Uur efforts to prevent the gnat
American party from being Sectionalized or
Abolitionized, have been successful. It has been
purged of all Sectional and Abolition men and
dogmas. The National Camp has indorsed Mr.
Fillmore's Americanism, and he is pledged to up
hold the integrity of American principles ai.d
the perpetuity of our reformed organization.
My object has been attained, and 1 ant
longer a candidate for lite Pre-..leney
enr friend and obedient servant,
1 0: -t .01"
Why Speculators Like Him
PENNSYLVANIA NEWS
th: . .Tlll , TIVE FIR? AT NE , ARK., ()RI,
Tv writ. A lien, ✓oneN, 806111(ii, S r,
C mmale,
A deMO , MitiC TII
M kns Cuv%saiiuv
lug Is to he holden at Pittaburgh ou the Ilith
September. Some of the most .liatiuguiAt. I
i‘petikers iu the cuuntry will lie here , and
reep/r will be here Ly thuusau , k. The dem,
cracy not in a hurry to get up au excitement
this year. They wait t, let the woolly hor-e
bubble blow out, •asit 13 fast doing, and then
the honest masses, who love the Union, will turn
out in their strength to •tay the tide of treason
ani disunion.
A JOKBIL—The Philadelphia 80/eon has it
pretty good joke on the 24th. In ridiculing the
game of brag which the Fremontere are trying
so hard to play to some purpose, it asks the
question : " Will Mr. Buchanan withdraw
Pretty well done for the Bulletin, which ratio;
sometimes as though it was for Fremont. It
adds, too, that Fillmore is gaining strength.
FILLMORE TIC KET —At a Fillmore Convention
yesterday the following gentlemen were elected
delegates to the State Convention;
Jasper E. Brady, Samuel Morrow,
Dr. Wm. Wrigtc, S. M. IlayK.
Ephraim Jones, Dr. Win. Madeira
Samuel Beitler.
They were instructed to vote only f.q. a straight
out Fillmore and Donelson Electoral Ticket
IN no State of the l Dion Jo the Democrats
seem to be more thoroughly aroused and active
than in Indiana. Their mass meetings are
largely attended, and their editors and letter
writers seem to think it beyond a doubt that the
majority in that State for Buck and Breck"
will be from ten to twenty thousand.
SOME indiscreet wight in Louisville, Ky., was
silly enough to offer a bet of $l,OOO that Fill
more would carry Kentucky. The bet was im
mediately taken by a Democrat.
The New York Herald, a Fremont organ, has
the following rather loft-handed compliment for
Charles Sumner and his speech :
, 4 There must be something very singular in
the atmosphere of Washington. Here we find a
man like Mr. Sumner, who, as his frieuds tell us,
wait distinguished before he went to the capital
for the gentleness of his manners, the refinement
of his feelings, the decorum of his language, es
sentially a gentleman and a man of fine mind :
well, he no sooner finds himself in the Senate
than he begins to belabor his fellow-citizens and
their States, and ends by discharging at their
heads a phillipic which is, perhaps, unrivalled
as a model of vituperative eloquence. How was
he transformed? This was the same Sumner,
who was so gentle, so mild spoken, so amiable :
how came he to acquire the ferocity which his
speech reveals? What made him sink the gen
tleman to assume the garb of the browbeating
pettifogger ?
EMI=
My D e ar Ralph • —Since your last short visit to
my bachelor home among these bloc Pennsylvania
hills, changes have taken place in toy ordinarily mo
notonous way of living, of which I purpose to give
you acne slight account, preparatory to a few specu
lation! upon some of the leading .4uestions which are
now a ; titating the minds of all persons, both in town
and country. :zotne of that excitement which bub
bles end boils so furiously in the crusaded streets of
your olty brie found its way t, our quiet nook ; and
though it does not fever our blood no much as to de
stroy our appetites or disturb our root. it muses us to
make room upon our well-loaded book-stand for
speeches, and newspapers and pamphlets, all profess
ing to throw light upon the .larknese and confusion
that many would have us believe envelope our politi
can wrrld. Our condition is directly opposed to that
of King:James of learned memory. lie withdrew his
attention from the consideration of affairs of state to
indulge his literary tastes. We turn aside for a short
time from our literary labors and criticism to plunge
nto the ware of party movement F We hare reaeon
or our change—much more than the pedant monarch
bad for hiR
But I see yuu are becoming impatient. in
the name of common sense, I fancy you ask. are "we'"
What is this altered mode ,tf living you speak of '
Start not, gentle friends. I still live in ell the glories
and griefs of bachelorhood, in tin little voltage at the
foot of the bill called Pleasant. The IlCCUNtfailed
creek still deuces merrily down the hill-aide in many
a graceful curve, now hidden from view behind sonic
protruding ruck, now glancing through the trees with
silver light. Tho sun still rises every morn from be.
hind the ridge, driving down the mists to hang for is
few moments, threateningly, upon the bosom of our
beautiful stream, and then vanish before his warm
breath into thin air and. a , WELs after his
day'' work, tinges the sky with many a rose and pur
ple colored tint. and .ink, to ro-t amid their Indiug
hues. But: -1 F. 1.10 ' .0 1 , 4
this
dl,l wh,,n a 1..? 1 L t.l
ree.,11,,t that the ••••tuwe rather
the B,de the t ti,,e once,
fr , tl4 Lily 3 I 43,! of 't PC
br.r aod and i‘ !.y the hab,l H bele. wha•n, Ire
diti••n SA) wa. • built here te,re that, half a venter.
a Lc a Frell , l Prow the iie4tnie
ti 4,11 V." t.iil C. , . >orpr.,ctl
learn that it it non - illhatkttvd. farad
sytniiattly fee!inc+ and of taste, 11114 Made us stunt
friends, with an "lily and beautiful daughter, I,a
sought hero n h rtne. tt....... S ti.-at being tiae
from the busy world, ritfor 1 , a pl.i-• an .y: fa
N., iwprevemente have Lien 11111.1 v bon, I
assimilate it modern -trio-iure; r. •t
lone Lut what •erVen mak. , a n c...floortahle rf.
dca •e abi to rePlerve it ',.l I. % I.:‘ cry even. Cut
.tee, me et IhiA eimlzst:ug tine!,m. neigh
xcd my.elt. 1.1.4
ite z liri x t
int- a if urtla,a
ect., types a, three la,.e, '.tat :,,rut the p 311.1
1c rank, ul tbe Ucm rn Ur path
with hi- form •fy,•u
hh.a.r tltittnet: and i 1 the rat tagltt,r
pain, and I a L:1:,
,edtste rin.r n,en eb. , ;:n tv.•.l n t 114.3
I year, . w n ila, ;tint Ley are mtAriding
t were. uptin the r.r vr Nllh,ll Ihrta
41, they R , r i, Leer tt.t ek.ur,ei she :Ichc, e
perienve and rea-•.n. , .1
spirit. her r I,etl
SICA6 des • at, 1 n,••;r:
the ys• rk t, i.• 11/114 it, pr.tne
I up.., a: the 1,1 rp-tpta:
Ag,l. Ar• I ';:a:liFt I
IA •' hoar!. !sr, ..r
y,ut1,14:1 Mary. •
the
tng • svlft: r
hrr •Lep 117, I cclt( l"•• 1. ! !
eVvr,
ta::e a rt - TsIL• .T
9.1:a; •r e •
•
n ti r
card :nt:
11,1
u: the
ORNi
der n0.,1 ar.
=MEE
113.111,•1 exciter!,
all, have
7,t.i,twvl
ektretzlif.:l t ettiottl the bar.: 11,1 r flew
praiAod f,q....ur sirt nr.,l r thi n¢h ri , r
ran - 11.10i, and. wt a: bcr ti I C' i.l
dep 01 , 1 “lir V .i.. 1, 11, It 'I .tlor
tlant ail thy del IsActruarkp, wt.. - .1. .1
have .1. ternit, i r 1,,,,•• • lila! Into:I.
hne hern •..ur Ju.• all p.,
which enahlem r
that nerve which enable' , tz-, ' t.
tratlntaan them." Ile Nee viii I literv.; Is the pn
~117! par!,• r, 1 a.! !r!
All.] there we ran call+ n .:tirttl•te 1.-a I.
lasi iu the h.,a, ~f 1,1,11,•11111,1
venct!rer., who. Irke us ,th• !„ r
have leer, Lr•u gst o. nn „t.rtt t
mew In!, !!I! , ruentary h .1
n, thr .111ty won... I
en...igh t.. frel the ' ••tl ra h
morn fur Of Ti ,•:!! ghverrong I.l7.tier
lwf , ,re he 3, Ir
,•ecru htg”tr,
ha, o s,...inn:F and rati,,nal! ,st ~f
•
• iIICPC,IIS at i.kU2 , k a—tired tilt
that any thing I might write ht you upttn thi•F i c In It
tern MOO with a it tendly wei,ittae. I par
;twit, itatiaittitually tit give yttu rim) , rough
upintonA uittin the e tne.ritti , t 1 the Far
twit in the field, and :he we u - y take t•
I=l
t• hr oxii.tried thrtt ttmiitt,gr,
, it, tIll• i••• •
It 1' ST. ‘l' Kl't \
lli nom st pt•r
fowl I hemnelYe
~ t rkong term:. .1h ••I thi• 611,1 ha, lute'‘
fall:, under my m r c. uhh.l. I thalk , h,,11 I
WI I h retwtrY I, :111 artlrlv u.
oaf . of your city papers, ' the course o.
the Rev. Mr It D s :. of r I. who. you Sr.! •
remember, took oi •asi i•c purity J
surplice. and •legricle 1.. ..ff •. v preaching
sectionalism and agitation " ,toad of the gospel •
pence and obedienoe, I aa• rnu••h surprised
kip..,'' o attack upon a weilkip..,'' i• ehoment clergy
roan the Yarn;
o..“ 4 1 ,11 war. OVldentiV
to Mr. Wirdsw•irth, arid lb, sermon pre:relied by
lair Thanksgiving day The sr lisle aim :it the
article was to leave tire impression tiler no attempt
had been made by this gentleman to drag into tire
pulpit a vindication of the principles of tine p••lithial
par ty, in opposition to those of ethers Now. this
is undoubtedly a perversion. not only the preach
er's intention, but of hie words. I liar e this serimm
before me; and it is J ost what it purports t•• he a
declaration of the principle that (foil has raised rip
the American nation to perform the great work ••f
the evangelization of the world, and that the pro •
perity of the nation depends iipon the working oot
of its destiny. Neither in the prtic lisle. nor nt the
arguments brought forward to sustain it. is theme
any thing that can suggest to a candid and !hint:A.,:
mind the shadow of an idea that the sloth., tit
teici.e4 to meddle with party polith•s, Let the writer
of the articie the elo•ment, patriotic ity•l
Christian manner in which Mr. W. handles Me so!.
yect, with the blasphemous appeals of tile Lovejoy
Beechers and Porkers—appeals ti•d only to man, ?,..5
t., rhea--to Interfere in the affairs of distracted Rim-
Sus--to revenge the Minos of one nun. upon another
—tere MI PCP air "rem brrx eh. prrveitt
If he is nut a fool he will see the difference het weyri
preaching the gospel and nor preaching It . if he s
not a knave, he will acknowledge Its error.
The sanctity of the pulpit is tine of the safeguards
o f liberty : and I regard the sul•version,,of this hal.
lowed place to the degrading and staining influences
of party politics, as tonell to be ilcorecated. The in
fluence of the clergy has bean groat in all ages:
and, when wielded out of its legitimate sphere, hoe
always resulted in disaster and revolution --witness
the French Revolution. I need but allude to it. I
should be sorry to have any one imagine that I
refuse yielding the right to clergymen, out of the
pulpit, to speak and act upon all subjects as they
think right. But when they appear at the sacred
desk they lose their individuality--they are but the
mouthpieces of the Eternal, otineerned with the thi ng ,
of eternity, and not of time. Let them, then, lay
aside the character, the passions arid, the feelings of
human being% anti with clean hands and pure skirts,
proclaim the Message of regeneration, anti that mes
sage only. IC them point to the Fountain opened
in the house of David for sin and uncleanness,
while others dip in the dirty pool of pulitrts
But I weary you with my proeings. If you are
not already tired, I will :coin favor you with another
budget.
We copy the following from a Into number of
the Poughkeepsie IN. ) Tetryraph :
A barn•ralsing took place on the premises
of Mr. J. C. Pudney, in the town of Poughkeep
sie, a few days ago, at which 24 voters were pre
sent. After the frame was up it was proposed
to ascertain how they stood for the candidates
for the Presidency. Of the 24, one was for Fill
more, two for Fremont, and the remainder,
twenty-one, for Buchanan. No danger but that
barn will stand."
CORRESPONDENCE
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ALLEN WEST
•
Bops ',"-•-• - ii - iaanona —General Goicuria, a
Cuban refugee :TAW for a time's member of the
Cuban fita in this country, but lately an active
member of Walker's government in Nicaragua,
has arrived in New Orleans, and the Delta says.
he brings over bonds of the Nicaraguan govern
ment, which he is authorised to negotiate in this
country.
4aY Liver Compliatrit..-The only remedy ever of
fered to the public that has never failed to cure, when di
rections are followed, iv ]PLANE'S LIVER PILL, prepared
by FL/31(1Na BROS., Pittsburgh, Pa. It has been several
ran before the public. and has been introduced in all sec
lions of the Cuban. Where it has been used, it has had the
most triumphant KLIC,OIIS, and has aotnally driven out of use
all other medieines. It has been tried under all the differ
..nt phase, of Ilepatia, and has been found equally effica
eious in all
_ .
Purchaaers wtli he caieful to a.ek fur Dr M`Lianer Cele
trroted Liver Pills, manufactured by Fleming Bros., of Pithi.
burgh, Pa. All other Liver Pills, In comparison, are worth
lean. Dr ?iPLane'a genuine Liver Pine, also hie celebrated
Vermange, can now be had at all respectable drug store..
None geuunie without the algnature of FLEMING BROB
Also, for mile by the nude proprietors,
FLEMING BROS,
BuccasFaro to J. Kldd & Co,
No. 60 Wood street, corner of Fourth
.._
Liver Complaint and Dyspepsia..-
'home Latchford, says,
CronuorOst, Ohio, December 1848.
My wife has been afflicted with the Liver Complaint and
, yaneysia for a number of years, during which time I hare
Pent a great deal (or doctoring, but she received eery little
.enetit therefrom, and finally the doctors said bile woad
/ ,, I he tared. but spring she concluded to try 1100E
LAN D'S , :,EI,IIAN BITTYCILS; she took two Lorries, and
ince taking them she Met been able to attend to her
business. I have told quite a number of &Mire through her
trcotuntendat WEI, and as tar us 1 ..an lean, It ham giVOLI sat-
ftwta .ot to all.
Soo atlvortlawoloo t.
.ale Iq I , E. ESA! St.l 11110 S. and Dr. Ukv 11 KKY 61:11
.ttabut I r26:lt
44 - Bowe! Ilome --El.lll NY , Jan. IS,
1,. I 3.. .... Co. —/krai I arriapd lacre lash, laud write
a,u fur Dr. Scott'a reconatuonding to tu. your DR
•• I a" ED LIVER PILLS, • part of • boPhar.
lug ..ared to fr,m a pain to any hood and side, ori
alng I,lli tlr I barn frequ.-utly used Dr.
31 s •,..t 111 k, Lot 1 urn ournpellonl statp %La,
'"' l ' I ).,o, lanpr,, , ,d POD. taro .uparior. .1 W LEECH.
LktrhciVED Ltrur and IIIPILUVID at"l/11.
iq I. S....ott'a exl,bravd White Carcasstar, Lini
prvpar,l ow)leiy Ull , lVt th” suporTiaion of Dr. T. Scott,
a t, id graduate, and Pliyaician of extoonlyk.prin
t.ne 5.,0. g.-ntilue, only 1.21 prepared by Dr. I. Sax & Co.
51organtown,
:SEWS YKOM THE FOCNTAIN HEAD!
anaNvowvi, Vi., Sept. 12, 1Y5,',.
That I have ex.arniried the Il.ectpe
lminvved Vervultuge and Iniprvled
.I,er 1 . 11115 by Dr. I .:irutt, who has been in the habit of i
ug and using my ~rtgival rueolioinal in my ofl/ce dm .ng
teat tbirceen yearn, and that I believe he tma impt,v el
h. ;a I wake the above statement the more willingly as !
1,., .nter.,t in them wlmtvver C MY LANE, M 1..
M IDP'e IMPROPER V, Rao Keno 4 IMPROVED 1.1 Per
Yil tuvouvato.l vertilicuD. .•1 • McLane, fur salt by
11, gy)stn aw! Mrr:han to rrorywhcrn
Inx E... II KEYS :40 Whol•lod« Age Lt.
irk .1 p Al I.4lbouy, kiiiro,,,jLbpot,
t Sysftl.a.lM
Air The Eye• of the Blind are Opened.--
.4tee ,t,• w. e.. 0 and hen, sx.tann. whore
e)aouglit 4,101 G3rrn.rly t•-•,3
.1 , 1,11...1 ,n•At.lit cArthly blew:cog..
• • ....t.144.0 Li She C 011.60. end their 111P41C111 laViSel V I el'
1 . 111.;. not pi.tllsll . 111101 . 111,1 than their patient • Sow, ,n
tii,or.ty cwt.. where the lout of sight is so sudden. It
1.1.• !rum some !luau.' that ha. settled in the eyes. KEN
1.1.11 - s MKDICAL DISCOVEILY has often been applied in
IA the. dam - rlp [tun. and has al vrnye performed a perm,
la^ll t eth:ttia.l Lure A dam:liter of Mr. Char Leo Gray.
nt , tirg..fte, an actach of the measles, Wssa left r
•;:y I.l:nd , • -ne tired her entirely. We rtsCol.llllM,a
th• ue, of thi. :article 1., all who have a particle of hum,
.a-nt them
long ►drerthwment in another column.
14 wholes:Ll.. and retail DR. i Olt& l 11. KEYSER'S.
, k etikkot, ogu tho ()old.] liortar, and at J. P
2t1.....ti0kt
♦e- Opinions of the Press.--Th.• following
I . Morn, .r: the I 1.16, u( Sor..mkt
•,1 t.t.t ti , tatt t • t hit guartlunit ttftl, rights nl t
1.• +t,•l t,t k tttrrit ttirottgli Ott,' 1:1;,1111.1i
I IT I
ill • II
.1 a tor Ilwir t,srent N'e trtil Ireo np tr
1111110=1
I.ai :IP' I 'l ll ilia, goatlvai t l l,l . /11/ .. V.Dt.11. 1
MEESE
h;, Lilt, Liz& n the v app..eir to work
tt.t Ita yaArt.r3 the human h “Iy• that, tt,,a.,
1r.1411, thot,mtd...:l v. tavt (Mr ti
.nv3. to lelfghtt...l be‘•
I t, lir. U. has trtst-ly kept tLr serrot t.
( . ...untr‘rtsitta ate iusy al. at it, but trlibott su•
I , • vors lut Jr(' all cutupstitlou, awl it
%oft. - 40 W.. .isailishilv commend all !suet.
the !1,17.1.
i• • •C •1 , 161 tati.N., f..rsuroly Iru 1, A frinrnl, V
, And the 141 at', Wnq halt h
,orlut V. 1 MI I Iru 114 pyu., is .• r frwt..l
V , •IA txt, ti'te alc,Nexer thlo Wight, bliamo.g, ht. In
• -.4,4,1,1- • 111.11k1u.1. , 5,i
• ,teol.platr angraTed lab.d, vitt,
at :al), alb. per Tan 1..) Irr. tirlX). Li. KKYIiI4II, li•'
N 4 ittii4t, 1.1.1 by ovriy driL•r In ntedt,
ukrtwat thr Liuitia - 11.4..5taa All orders hittere 6•: ti,
:,t/rl or advice, tit Iva 4.111 V. CLICK ES
d • , New Y‘sk. yriLaia
ttr- Rev, the Phy•lelon• I --A number of the
to ..t Ittitnizulehed Medical cuttn In the United State., known
• . L t., tin. entire Faculty, certit) met positively to the
rein 4al effet•tA of DR. HOU EltS . SYRUP tly Livgicir,!RT,
I Al. IND CANCII A I.AOUA., m ea..; Lordering no iOri ,
SPis whit theme WiLlit,Aci say in the Pamphlet
publdkv.i. TI.. Airenta of the tnetilrme keep On.
urneut. 41, a.lvertutemont alto appears lu nether
unin.
wile. wholesale %nit retail, ley R. FISLLERB
Cu. cnl toe' ‘V.wei tun! Second en reef,
else by lIENIUMIIIiihN A RaU, Liberty street; 11. r
\vAti7-7, and 1:15.12.1iIIANI A hig•litINN.AN, Allegheny
Jy26,lAss I is
'Why Will you it offer, wHaN Itr.LIBF efiN BE
A,- lIV Kl)!—lime y.. 0 S. , rr Throat., Q‘b , Y.
lu...umi:uo. N , o,rukia, Brouchitio, Croup, stiff Jolnta, Front
s. n.. eti.rain6. rr Pain in any part of your syntem
1,, or, I relo•Noli at once by uoung the mollt I..autiful ~ 1
1.00n,0b.. the •• What, I `trews - ion Liniment," prlguLred
, 17. . 4 1 Nlorg.roklown, Va.. and for !Ate Cbm•ttp.
Ly Ur. K KVSER, 140 Wood otrtvt, and
Fi.}.Nl ISO. near R. 11. Depot. Allegheny Fee
..•ri in another ed.lunin of today's paper. [ mart 1 w
ate- Hatcholor's flair Dye.--Twenty veers ex•
1.,11111.111 1111,1 itiiirlii•ution justify the proprietor In warrant
,•ig this the bent Hair I)ye in existence. It dyes Nook or
brown instantly, anti also without the least injury to the
Ilan or skin. Made and soh!, or applied, nine private
rooms, at BATCHF.IiiiIi'S Wig Vastory, '293 Broadway, New
York.
wholearlo end retell, by Dr. Geo. 11. Keene; 14
atmot Jy26.lwitAa
40-Come one, come all, to MORGAN 3, CO 'S .
No. 164 WOOD street, and buy what you want in the HAT
or ('AI lin, A largo stock of SILK, FUR and STRAW
l ATS always on hand. Renaming-,
F mitre h of July -- Everybody should wear
t.lti II AT CAP on INDEPENDENCE DAY; and to ena.
,10 wo will Kell our stock at greatly rechtc,d
164 Wood eLreet
l'rot Oil (;lobes for Steam Engtneu.
PVT PITT IRO] WORKS, 1
Patsburyd.. Aprtl 14th, issn.
Mit )1. F. EttoN —Sir: Mr. licorgiio(4's i•Puttut O i l
I.e it/ use on the Engines in our Works for
II ree fair )ears poet. nub hitt° performed so satisfactory.
no. npplr IFittiri to all the Engines we wake. For
pastwelint.' aban,loned the use or any other kind
4)11 Ittniliertfillly. yours,
Ard - Storkin4p and Hosiery for Winter.--
II you dm't want your feet pinched with bad and short
St“ekings, you will take our advice and go to C. Dear's, car
ner of Market alley sod Fifth street, and buy some of thimo
elegant fine Stockings, that make your feet feel nice and
comfortable. Data' also makes and sells every variety at
ll.efory that you cab mention, at wholesale and retail.
Remember the place, corner of Market alley and Fifth
•,cIS,
NOTICE.—The Stockholders in the Erlo and We
terford Turnpike fhuul Company. will meet at the ur
n., in the city of Erie. on SATURDAY, the 13th day of
r. pt, tuber next, to elect officers, and to act upon the prodi.
.o. , ns of the 2d, 3d and 4th sections of the Act of Assembly,
c,rtiflrd as of the 14th !day, 1850, and to vote upon the ar
C..i , 0111t, thereof. By order ol the Company.
GEORGE BELDEN,
Secretary and Treasurer.
L) NATIONAL AMERICAN MEETING.—The Mende
,-/ of Fillmore and Donelson in Allegheny county, will
meet in the city of Pittsburgh. on FRIDAY, the 25th of
July. at 2 o'clock, at American Hall, corner • f Fourth and
Smithfield streets, to elect Seven Delegates to the Ilarrne
burg Convention, to form a Fillmore and Donehum Electke
rid Ticket. S. MORROW,
it S.. President Fillmore and Donelson ChM.
CA s COMPANY DIVIDEND.—The Trustees of
th,• PITTSBURGII GAS COMPANY hove, this day,
declared a Dividend of Floe per Cent. out of the profits of
the last six months, on the Capital Stock of the Company;
payable to Stockholders or their legal ',presentativee forth.
with. at the Otos of the Company.
JAMES M. CEIRLfiTY, Treasurer. •
office of Pittsburgh Gas Co., July 14, 1856--(jylB]
1 , 5, "7,- DOLLAR SAVINGS BANK—No. 66 FOURTH
Y STREET—JONES' NEW BUILDING.— Deposita
must be made with this institution iu the mouth of June,
o order to draw interortdrom July Ist.
j 030 4 Mika. A. COLTON, Treser.
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It KNRY I,A LLY. Y. 11.u.u.facturer,
C V. CLICK EN 1.11 .t CO, slet.tstacturt
MORGAN A CO,
164 Wood etrer t.
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(From the Boston Saturday Evening Gazette.]
A PERVIINED BREATH.— Wh at lady or gentle
would remain under the cure of a disagreeable
breath when by using the Balm of a Thovsanze
Flowers" as n dentifrice wou‘d not only render
it sweet but leave the teeth white as alabaster?
Many persons do not know their breath is bad,
and the subject is so delicate their friends will
never mention it. Pour a sitigle drop of the
"Balm " on your tooth-brush and wtikh the tooth
night and morning. A fifty cent - bottle will last
a year.
A Beaurtrut rum etextot; racy easily be ac
quired by using the •' Balm of a Thousand Flow
ers." It will remove tan pimples and freckles
from the skin, leaving it of a soft and roseate hue.
Wet a towel, pour on two or three drops, and
wash the face night and morning
SHAVING MADE Easy.—Wet your shaving
brash in either warm or cold water, pour on
two or three drops of Balm of a Thousand
Flowers," rub the beard well and it will make a
beautiful lather much facilitating the operatiort
of shaving. only fifty cents. For sale by
Fetridge & Co., proprieters ; and B. A. Fahne
-1 stock & Co., Fleming Bros., R. E Sellers & Co.,
Dr. G. H. Keyser and H. Miner & Co., Pittsburgh
and Beckham & McKennan, Allegheny city.
Air Have You a Rupture of the Bowels/
—I would most respectfully Invite the attention of these at
flitted with hernia or rupture of the bowels to my splendid
ascot tment of Trusses of various patterns, and to snit every
age, applied and satisfaction guarantied In every case, at my
office, tio. t4O Wood street, Pittsburgh, Pa.., sign of the
Gulden Mortar. Among the Trusses sold by me will be
found
Mart/I's Radical Cure Prust ;
Freud, Trustes, very itsr/d eprtng ;
Gant k..7zutic Tr w :
Char - Ire -me Trusses, ...wale a nd d.addt ;
Cm .ilirnr Trussel, ch illreni and adults
Eltptic Spring ;
Pr. S. S. Fitch' s Supporter Trill! ;
The puce of Trusses ~ary from ta to $3O. Hernial
or Ruptured puhenta can he suited by remitting money and
sending the measure around the hips, staging whether the
rupture is on the right of left side. I also seal and adapt
Pr. Banning's Lace or Body Bruce, for the cure of Prolep
ens Uteri, Weakness of the Chest or Al.domen, Piles, Chronic
Diarrhma, and any weaknosadepending on n weak and debt I
tated condition of the abdominal muscles.
Pr. Pitch', Abdominal Supporter ;
English Mastic. Abdominal Belts:
Silk' Marge /Ws ;
And nearly every kind of Supporter now In ilea. I alao bell
,V.oulckr Breiccr of every style, for weak chested and stoop
shouldered persons.
Elastic Stockings, for broken and varicose vein,
Suspentory Bondage.s, of all kinds.
Syringes of every s.lc. , y alrnt, and in fact every
kind of men cal appliance need in the ,ure of dieetwo.
DR. Li to to persons In want of Brenta or
T end to sult the patient by writing,
but it the patient and apply the Truce
or Braevo pe to •' '
ly. Addrean
Int. GEO. 11. KEYSER, 140 Wood et
jultkdAwly Sign of the Golden Mortar.
THE ALLIANCE INSURANCE CU.,
OF PHILADELPHIA
{,10,81,11.111.1. DV Tilt LEGISLATCRE OF PENStrISANIA. n 34.
CUAILTER PERPETUAL—CAPITAL $300,000.
°Mee No. &9 Walnut St., Philadelphia.
PRIV IL EGAD FIVE FIR AND .1.1.4 /LYE INSIR ANCE
STATE-MI:NT
A utlioriteal Captukt
Amount .4'0101,1 !odd tip ~,,,, .
Surplux. . .
EMI=I
I=l
Ronda and M..rtgewee on gum.= hared Real
Edam, and Storks of par rnlu• sllS2,stas 00
Roods and Stork N. tea, Hearing Sn p•r mlt_
I ntoroot 2. , 1at16
Gull on hitutt And in the hands of Agents 2+5,74-I ls
lincelettble 14,396 Is)
P. M Moriarty,
Israel Luktiol,
Wm. Smith. E.R.1.,
Gr.D. 15 - .1'011.111.y. MA.I„,
Wm J. I' Whit,
J. S. ifolfrich,
ITIIIIME=I
Thin i.,is try. thus I have critnally, nod by a peraonal
rX.1:1\1111lilkni the nasals and aernritsen et'
the Alliance Insurance Company. of Philadelphia, nine"!
gated the .standing and ral...lability of acid
and I dobud, and wan entire!, tear in lay convictions, diet
said Company lien a good uniutpainsd Capital in Mortgage! ,
, In Worth double the amount
frir al halt the !tame ntortgaged. My Investigations liar
!wen rigorini• and searrhing. and are. I ill uh,
lIKNJANIIN 11. AUdTIN.
I tabs phi:emir in saying that I have been acquainted
nab ItelljaMlll 11. Austin for aeveral )ears. and have entire
confidence , In lila tntegray, anl ability, and anaibl
pace dud rel Lane° upon ntatemen ta or 1..e.1
MILLA.RD FLLLMr.r It W.
K REX e Es.
Wm U. 'Bair, f.rni 4 Bair B B. Nlyrick l'hila.
.4t Hutt,. Pin!. tiaa. Jenkins, Jr. "
Wm Bowers. Harry Baldwin.ay ra
Ilan. Kearns, N. Y. ruse, N. Y
II Listhoru, N. Y. Den). 11. Austin. Unita',
This eintir,niny effs to Flak: INSURANCE on loohltug-.
vest., sn.l furniture. MARINE INSURANCE, on vessels.
and freight. INLAND IN - .SCTItANCE on gu•sin !•)
ro•er, !sky, eattabt or rui:rosela, on as acwrinnociating
t•Tillti as non other rsspousible
LUKE TAAFFE, Agent.
No. go Wntnr street, Pittsburgh.
CITIZENS' INSURANCE COMPANY
OF PITTSBURGH
WILLIAM BAGALEX, President_
SASIOEL L MAILSLLKLL, SecretAry.
OFFICE: 94 Water street, bettevcst Marked mod Nhad streets.
Air LIWIrr. HULL .AND CARGO RISKY, on the Ohio
and 511isaippi Riven and Inbutarici.
Ineuree agninAt level Damage by MIX.
Alno, against the Pert of the &es and Inland Navigation
and Traneportation.
Willem Biwaley, Capt. Mark Smrlirc,
JIM.. M. C. , per, SHMUOI M. Bier,
Samuel Rea, William Bingham,
Robert Dunlap, Jr, John S. Dilworth,
Isaac M. Pennock, Frauds Sellers,
S. Eiarlesugh, J. Sehoonmoker,
Walter Bryant, William B. Bays.
John Shipten. ideal
COMMON WEALTH INSURANCE CO.
HARRISBURO, PENNA.
Chartered Capital, - - $300,000.
InimreB Buildings and other Property against Loss ,r
Damage by Viro; nine, regitiost Perils of the l a. Inland
Snrigstiou and 'Vretesport anon
Orrtcza..+-1i HON CAMERON, Proliderit
BENJ. PARKE. Vice Proslilout
CARRI ER, Seer etary.
A A. CARRIER, A.geol, Fourth and Sm ithlield. ijeMthit
DELAWARE MUTUAL
SAFETY INSURANCE COMPANY,
vYFICE, S. R. 0 MN Elt THIRD AND WALNUT STS.
Vhilndelphla.
Aar MARINE INSURANCES iiu I'e et, Cargo, Freight,
to all parts of thu world.
INLAND INSURANCES OS GOODS, liy Iti very, Canals.
and 1,1111 Carriage*. to all 'gam of the 1 1111/11.
FIRE INSURANCE ON 11ERCII.A.NDIZE generally. Oil
Star., Da - oiling Ilotovu, &c.
Amt., of Mr tbrapasay 21'orember sth, 1566.
Ronda, Mortgage* and Real Entato $101,020 94
Philadelphia City, nod other 1, - etiv,
Stock lo Ranks, Railroad and lusurutice Co's
Hills receivable
Cash on hand
Balances in hands of Agents, Premiums on Mae
rhus Policies reoently towed, and other debts
duo the Company
Subscription Notes
William Martin,
Joseph 2i. Seal,
Edmund A. Solder,
John C. Davin,
John R. Penrose,
George G. Lelper,
Edward Darlington,
Dr. R. M. HUIIh,L,
William 0. Ludwig,
'high Craig,
Spencer Mcll vain,
Charles Kelley,
11. Jones 13rooko,
J. Cl. Johnson,
THOS. C. 11. us - D, Vire ProsideuL
1t Eo LYLIYURN, Sneretary.
MARINE INSURANCE.
FIRE RISKS.
MANUFACTURERS' INSURANCE COPY,
OF PHILADELPHIA
MARTO( PgRPICTIIAL—ORANTIST la THI STATE OF PININSYLVANIA.
Chartered Capital, $500,000.
FIRE, MARINE AND INLAND TRANSTORZATIOIN ,
AARON S. LIPP/NO(4T, President.
ORRIN ROGERS, Secretary.
GEORGE YOUNG, Treasurer.
Aaron B. Lippincott,
Stallion Gillingham,
Nicholas G. Taylor,
Orris Rogers,
John P. Simonet.,
sii-T hi e Company him been organized with a Cash Capi
tal, and tha Directors have determined to adapt the business
to its foallable resoureeei. To observe prudence In conduct
ing its affairs, with a prompt adjustment of losses.
Pittsburgh Ofiloe, No. 76 Water street.
J. NEWTON JONES, Agent.
The following well known and responsible firms in Pitts
burgh have authorized reference to them. with regard to the
stability and soundness of the Manufacturers' Insurance
Company.
Kramer & Salim, Wilson, Childs h Co,
Ueorge P. Smith & Co., Hampton . t Campbell,
Jones, Tiernan & Co., H. Childs h Co.
no v 7
PENNSYLVANIA INSURANCE CO.
Corner o . Four t h and Smithfield Streeter
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, 5300,000.
Insure snd other Property against Loss or
1) • , -. by Foe. and the Perils of the Sea and Inland Navi
gation and Tranap rtation.
Win. P. 1., , , . Rody Patterson, Jacob Painter,
4. A...75,t tu , " W. 3TClintock, Jas. P. Tanner,
, George W. S nit I W. 8. Haven, L. IL Park,
I. Grier Sprout, Wade Hampton, D. M. Long,
I I
A. J. Janes, .7 11. Jcaes, H. R. Cogaball.
OFFICERS.
President Hon. WM. F. JOHNSTON
Vioe Prairkalt.....—.BODY PATTERFON
See'stand Treets.....4. A. <ARMEE
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7 4.
PITT
LIFE, FIRE AND MARINE I
VIU €4 , 3 I
114, 19
$ ',U,S. I n
$250,f.il IS
ES=
James Sill. RN.,
Benj. B. Myrlett, Dui,
J. 11. >I Colley,
P Wyckoff. P.N.,
\%w. 11 Gray. Esq.,
Boni li. AnNtin, EN.
P. 51 Sp)RIARTY, President
=EC
85:210 ec.‘
23,060 10
196,440 97
93,889 q 4
100,000 Uk)
$617,348 to
DIRECTORS
Joni. C. [Land,
Thet.philun Paulding,
James Traquair,
William Eyre, Sr.,
Joshua L. Price,
James Tenneut.,
Sawa.:l E. ,Stokes,
Henry Sloan,
James B. McFarland,
Charles Schaffer,
Ruiutrt Burton,
John B. Semple, Pittsburgh
D. T. Morgan,
J. T. Logan, •
WM. MARTIN, President.
P. A. 'MADEIRA. Apia,
No. 96 Water stroot, Pittsburgh
DIRECTORS.
William B. Thomas,
William Neal,
Alfred Weeks,
Charles J. Fields,
James P. Smyth.
F PITTSBURGH
=CM
- -.
INSURANCE COMPANY,
OORNER.OF WATER An MARKET STREETS,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
ROBERT GALWAY, President
Taos. GRAHAM, Secretary.
iligirThla Company makes eXery irumranns appertaining to
or connected with LIF73 RISKS.
Also against HULL AND 0.A.R00 RISKS on the Ohio
and Mississippi Rivers and tributaries, and MARINE BMWS
generally.
And against Loss and Damage by are, and against the
Perils of the Sea and Inland Navigation and Transportation.
Policies issued at the lowest rates consistent with safety to
all parties.
DIRECTORS.
Robert Galway, Samuel M'Oturlran,
Joseph P. Oazzam, M. D , John Scott,
James Marshall, David Richey,
James W. Hallman, Charles Arbuthnot,
Alexander Bradley, Joaapb B. Leech,
John Fullerton, Maps4eld )
David H. Chambers, • Chrlsßan Zog,
William Carr, Robert EL Hatley,
Jas. D. McGill. -
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EUREKA INSURANCE COMPANY
•
OF PITTSBURGH.
JOHN H. SHOENBERGEN.Preeident.
ROBERT FIN - NEY, Secretary.
a W. BATCHELOR, Genera Agent.
WILL LNSVRE AdAtItST ALL IffI;RDS
- O
MARINE AND F
DIRECTORS.
J. H. Shoenberger,
0. W. Batchelor,
Isaac M. Pennock,
W. W. Martin,
H. T. Leech, Jr.,
George 8. Belden,
David BPoandiess.
ell Loosen sustained by parties insured under policies
istmcd by this Company will be liberallyadjaated andprompt
ly paid at OFFIOR, No. 99 WATER STREET. Uyll
WESTERN INSURANCi, COMPANY,
tident:
GORDON, Secretary.
Will insure aiprinst all kinds of r ..•tt.R ah StAR.H7II
All losses will be liberally adjusted an I optly paid.
A Home Institution, managed by Di.e4i .a who are eel
known in the community, and who are i.H4 7 mined, be
promptness and liberality, to maintain the letractor hch
they have assumed, as offering the beat pro:a .1 on to thote
who desire to be insured.
Drazeroaa—R.. Miller, jr., C. W. Rlcketson, J. W lo.tler,
N. Holmes, Jr., W. H. Smith, C. Thmsen, George W..1,..*.0n,
Andrew Ackley, James Lippincott, George Darsie,Ja - nes •
Anley, Alexander Nimick, Thomas Scott.
43 - OM ce No. 92 Water street, (Warehouse of Silng
Co., up stairs,) Pittsburgh. novly•
A. A. CABIEtIEr B. S. dAllitlint
A. A. CARRIER &. BRO.,
Corner Fourth and Smithfield streets, Pittabtsr,gl
AGENTS
State Mutual Fire and Marine Ineuraate
Co., of HARRISBURG. CAPITAL, $350,000.
Girard Fire and Marine Insurance Co.,
PHILADELPHIA. CAPITAL, faoo,ooo.
Insurance Co. of the Valley of Virginia
WINCHESTER, VA. CAPITAL, $300,000.
Commonwealth Insurance Company, BAR
RISRURU. CAPITAL, .300,000.
Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Co.
LIARTFORD. PITAL AND ASSETS, W 4,184,499
Pennsylvania 'lnsurance Co., of PITTSBURGH
CA /11AL .4 ND SS ETS, N0v.5,1555, 8129,029149
Wit. F. Jtorawros, Proddeut A. A. Camas, Secretary
dealt:s.ll,cl),
PEKIN TEA STORE,
No. 3S FIFTH. STREET,
ONE DOOR. EAST OF THE ETCT - TANGE BANK,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
GREEN & BLACK TEAS
Purchased diroct from the Importers for CARE. The
"Itc,rk consists of all the different Gavots and grades of Titoi
brought to the American market, and
SOLD WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
AT TWA
VERY LOWEST CASH PRICES!
PACKED TEAS, PUT UP IN METALIC PACE
AG ES, .cpressly for the trade.
TEAS OF ALL GRADES, BY THE HALE CUM..
COFFEE, SUGAR, COCOA and CHOCOLATE of the PEW
Baporus, for sale.
Long experience in the business is a rare guarantee that
every article .1d will be as represented.
AGENT, BY SPECIAL APPOINTMENT, FOR TKE SALE or Du.
JAYNE'S FAMILY MEDICINES. S. JAYNES.
Pittsburgh, June 20, 18.56—(Je20)
OLD ECLIPSE
FREIGHT LINE.
THIS LINE IS NOW PREPARED to bring
oil kin& of freight from New York, in three day., at
$1,20 101.1 the., and from Philadelphia in 40 bourn at $1
100 ii..,.
RECEIPTS GIVEN FOR TIME WITH A WRITTEN
G CA RA N TEE.
ts,. No purer pgrkageg or .mall bundles received.
Mark goude " ECLIPSE FREIGHT LINE."
C. B. ALLEN, Agent, No. ti Actor House, New York.
.1. J. McEEEN Elf, Agent, cur. Broad and Locust, Phila.
Fur further information, apply to
W. B. BARROLL, Agent,
No. 64Fotirth at.
6 , 24:1r0—.1 our anl copy
SAMUEL FAHNESTOCK,
IMPORTER & DEALER IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
HARDWARE.
No. 83 Wood ss between Diamond
alley and Fourth street,
PITTSBURQH, PA.
OE Tux subscriber is now opening a well selected snort
went of foreign and domestic Hardware, all new,and will be
acid on as good terms as any other house in this city. Ile
will shiny, keep an hand a general assortment of
lIARDWA.RE, CUTLERY, CARPENTERS' TOOLS, &c.,
To which he rospectfully invites the attention of purchasers.
inh26 SAMUEL FA HNESTOCK.
JAMES BLAKELY,
EC NPEAK ARENT AND CONVEYANCER,
Corner of Sever4th and Smithfield streets,
PITTSBURGIL
qry Passengers brong.ht from the old country to Pitts
burgle, and mono's remitted to Europe. nov27
W 11. SMITH W. W. B. HTINTEIL
SMITH, MAIR &. HUNTER
WHOLESALE GROCERS',
111 second and 151 Front al.,
JAS. COLLINS
JAMES COLLECS & CO.,
Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
•
PROPRIETORS OP THE
Collins' Pittsburgh, Meadville & Erie
CANAL LIN,ES.
Nus. 114 AND 115 WATZR STRRNi, PITTNDDIIGH, PA
It NY X B.IINCR8;
Vrrraanaos—
Wm. Bagaley & Cu., Murphy, Tiernan &
Smith t Sinclair, ihunpton, Wilson &
M'thindlces,, ;lean* Co., Engßah & itichatdaon.
PHILMIXLPRid—
Ragaley, Woodward & Co., Truitt, Brother & Co.,
Wood. Bacon & Co. ffeb2B
WILLIAMS & ALLEN,
MANUFACTURIIIB OF
CHILSON FURNACES,
Wrought Iron Tubing,
AND FITTING GENERA.I.Lr,
For Warming and VinatilntAng lanfidinga.
di' W. it A. will cataract for Warming and Ventilating
t.y Steam or lot Water, Pipes or Chilean's Furnace, Church
+, Schools, Hospitals, Foam - lea, Oreen HOLISM, Dwellings,
Court Houses, Jails, or Hotels. No. 2b MARKET STREET,
Pittsburgh.
ALEX. HUNTER,
DEALER IN
LOUR. GRAIN.
BACON, LARD, LARD OIL,
4.4'D PRODUCE GENERALLY
No. 299 Liberty itreet,
PITTSBURGH
da 4:11.6pc
no. B. R owls: late of Ilumphrors, Haffinan& hoops, Philp
D. W. II Eserntx Late of rittstrargh.
KOONS & KEKSTINE,
Fl OUR FACTORS,
AND
General Produce Commission Mei3hants,
N.. 47 Ninth Wharnn and 98 North Water s:rect,
b4ow Race :greet,
PI:WADE PHIL
Ragaley, Woodward & Co PliU. ; liryan, Kennedy & Co. Pitte'h.
Garrett. Mar* k Co" L. Wilmarth & Co. "
WoL.d 4 (A I
ver, " Roll & Liggett,
&liter, I rloe & Co. " J. &W. Rea,
Caleb C itel & Co. " Bagley, Cosgraviy& Co. "
Trani, itrother & Co. " Watt & Wilson, a
J. p. Lehmer & Co. Cincinnati. Fosdick & Madly Cincinnati
A. li.. Bullock & Co, " Morrow & Cattier, "
Two.' & Sibley, il J. S. Chenowetb a Co. "
Aud Pittsburgh and Phlladetplaia kleroliants gown ally.
jet lidapcOm
/614.1. FORSTSII
FORSYTH & SCOTT,
FORWARDING AND COMMIS,SIQN
MERCHANTS,-
Dealers in Wool, Hides, Flour,
BACON, LARD AND LARD OIL,
WAND PRODUCE GENERALL Y. - at
No. 75 WATER STREET, PITTSBURGH, PRIMA.
9IFIRZNCIif3:
Springer Harbaugb, Pittab'b , Geo. Walla, Welbreille, Ohio.
John Scott k Ca., .. M. Martin, e
E. D. Juana, easier Cit. Dep. Bk. Koons Br. Heratine, Phila.
Lovell & Co., Pletairargh. Barnet, Nesbit & Harretaom
Jueeph E. Elder, St. Louis. Phila.
Thanes & Greiner, Bankers, Holmes & Connell, eltminna4
Salem, Ohio. ifeblayl lA. D. Bullock it Co.
Onto PErnra. 4ND Oahulemur/ B. tY "'
NOTICE TO SHIPP.P.S. On and after July 7th,
BM, of hid lpi . 1 0 :4 0 be 'handed in at the Federal Street Sta
tion, to )re o'c &it P. M. of the day of shipment other
w isd, the Company will not pay charges, or is any manner be
ri Bpi:meads for their collection. J. H. hlooli4
Is 7 Superinteset.
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FRENCH ellitet*
WILL PERYORM AT iITTEIBIJROII
OD Friday and Saturday, Adirnit fettdead
2nd, Afternoon iandEyezdrig.. -- 7
eel*
Admission
Tbegreatest Equeshienne In the work), will ElkMlll Luk!:
GREAT BARE-BAWLED AOC.
APLLE. JOSEPHINE, the 831phide and Gracerial"Rlar„
will appear' In her great PRINCIPALAG,C. '
Master PERBINA.ND 4 the best trick-rider 91.44A.P:hitha
world.
Monsieur BENOIT, the celebrated rider alltUIVIStr4 4 : llll
the Paris and Roman Amphitheatre. — e
MAD: TOURNIAIREi' '"" _
In her great SIX-HORSE • ACT—the only faratie-that-_eser
attempted to ride and control nix horses. Mid. Traratilefra
will also ride her GREAT 31.ENAGE AQT,
Master 'THEODORE, the hurdle 'raper, will appear In se.
Two-Norse Act, in conjunction with hie brother,lrerd,
as the Roman Wreetleti- •
Mr. AIORGAN, the oeleb ra ted Gannon -ilait. Pertatie -
=ST= ORTON, the Globtr:Ferftanneg:
MR. A. F. LIVIN010;; . ' -,;
The American Clown and Jesterp;Blapßeiiii:;*
cent Cord, Battoute Leaps aid various otßat 'Ago
during the exhibition.
Doom -open at 2 and 7P. M. Performances to crat;uxtence
at 2 1-2 and 8 (:.11
W. Ow,
W. Kqirnick,
T. B. Updike,
R. D. Cochran,
John A. Oanghey,
8. 8. Bryan,
100 'WILDING LOTS 'F•OR 1444*
'IN- EAST-LIVERPOOL muo.
64 -8.U.11,4D1NG LOTS FOR SALE Sheet
by 180 feet, inJames 111,keleit thind additio . n to the
town of EatitAlverpeoL Abet,
TLTY-SIX
LOTS, 60 feet by 130 feet, H.Ll different parts of. thietowit 'tor
sale on reso °noble Lartsl. of para . ent. 'Apply. to.
S. S. 11,11.L,I.gq.,East.Ltrerpool, phi°,
or to BURBLY a RICHEY, •
Jr 26 Real &tate Brokers, Pittibtnitb.
THE GOLDEN GUN is takirkg- the • *Ole,
and it is - not much wonder. Our stock.oriltunt,',Ris
tom Rifles, kc., Am., is unsurpassed in tbp city. In *EMIG
of Fishing Tackle we have each an assortment that *Mud
make old fseak Welton's eyes water, could be rent:mete ehts
world- Pocket and Table Ontlerl In great abundant:oh Deg
Nuzzles, and too many articles to bemtenljoned hareem to
be found at the sign of the Golden Ode.
Pittabargh, Pa
...J. BANKS ICION
ItAgiAEU TO
JOHN BOOT T
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MAD: TOURNIAIRE,
FOR SALE—Seven acres of Land, 0n*1494.
to a (tame house, name stable, never failing spring,
best of grafted fruit, grape Vilna and a variety. of mhzubtearry.
One and a quarter acres of land, on which is a brick bona
with four rooms, a good cellar and a flume shop. is.
Also, a town lot, on which le a brick house I'M four
roans, finished garret and good cellar, all situated in Sto•
wick ieyville, and will be sold low if applied for won t Or
would be traded for a small farm handy to gouts of oar-I:tail
roads or rivers.
Fur `Sale—Three good farina, well Improved, within - firyin.
ty five miles of the City.
Apply to G. W. DUNN, at the Beal Baste Atgesid
Intelligence Office, north side of Ohio street, fo ittar
east of the Diamond, Allegheny city. _
WILKINSBURG PROPERTY F
SALE.—A desirable location for a country borne.
Four acres of land of choice quality, pleasantly cltaited near
the Railroad depot, Wilkinsbarg; is all under good foots,
and has an excellent spring of never failing water. It
will be sold at a bargain, as the owner is unable to pas. im
provementa on so choice a property, and bas determined-to.
go West.
Price $l,OOO. Terms 3400 In hand, remainder In one, tw ,.. 0
and three years. 8. CUTHBERT & SON,
926 hi Market st.."
STANDARD AN D MISCEtLANEOI:IO,
BOOKS.—THIB (Saturday) EVENING, Jtd3rNit„*•
mooring at 8 o'clock, will be sold at the eounneidti
Booms, corner of Wood and Fifth streets, the latest'andheit
editions of standard authors, and an extensive variety of
popular miscellaneous publications of the day, trews vet"
choice and large collection which has been received h"
from the Bast, and must be closed without reserve. Ais
consignment will be found to comprise many of the MOO
desirable works which have been Issued from the recent
knglisb and American Press—all of which are *arum:Wed
perfect. They are open for examination during the day.
jy2B P. M. DAVIS, Aimee.
MINER & CO.'s LIST OF 15 Cent. D'l4i
zines :
Harp's Magazine; •
tlodey's Lady's Book;
13 rabaza's Magazine; 1 1l ..,
Petmeon's Magazine;'
Putnam's Magazine; - •
Ilousehold words; '
Leslie's Journal; , ; • t•
Kniekerbocln, t , ,', 'n
For tale by (Jy26] IL MINI: d i i do , 32 81altL861d it.
NEW BOOK S -1 `7.6W BOOKS. - y
The iga sad &nicest etlainal naclnudOn
eluding Lbe in
ar.:. ho:oonant of hiaßtanivaparn ' !rt.,
/ 1011 0 11— with accurate putts* Ma 14”1..
CoMMudete,futry'e japan
.
the Malthas of Cromartin—by Chat
Fashionable Life—by May IL liaatanan.- k t -f
For sale by IL MINI* 4-0;6
DIIRE LINSEED OIL: , --tVoi . flitil*plier
having cogagerlin the tnitutfantnis,4:42Ele
would inform consumers andlielifert, - t .Le
supply theta with a strictly prime article.
.1. ECLIOONMAKEB, 24,16r0Q0,111P,i4
1 000 GALLONS LINSEED 011)1L;;:,
bale by T. 13011.00N8LUD16,,
ir 26 • 24 Wood 14: r
ICE-10 tierces for sale by
jy2 smrrE, MAW. a ittimmt. 4 "-•
L9VERING'S SUGAR---35 bbb3.• grubbed
and pulverized for sale by
.1Y 26 k H a 313(L'
• *
TAR -50 bbls. N. C. Tar for Bala by
jy26 MITH,"MAXEL & . -
OFFEE-150 bags fair andprinielbraa.
J 25 SMITH, MAUL & InetCt''
PITTSBURGH STEEL . IVORRHI
ISAAC JONES;" :-:::
AIANGTACTORFA OF "
CAST STEEL.
ALSO,
SPRING, PLOW AND A. R. STEW,
SPRINGS AND AXLES.
Corner Ross and Flbrit Streetlir:
jy2s PITTSBURGR, PA:
D. B. ILOGIODPI
D. B. ROGERS & CO., P,
ItANDPACTURERS OF
ROORIUP* IMPROVED PATENT
STEEL CULTIVATOR TEETH ,
CORNER. ROHR AND FIRST STREETS, :
25 PITTSBURGH, Pd.
• ..,
NOTICE TO CONTRACTOM3.—'I3O4IIedi
proposals will be received at the talus Ofibt,..W .
Castle and Darlington Railroad CotoPit_ s 7, In I.6*Rop
until 12 o'clock, N., of Tuesday, the 12th day :of A
n,,xt, for the Grading, Bridging, Ac., of the eiatlin - "I in:;.
single sections of about one mile each. Bids win tie_ke'.- .. .
calved for the whole work, Including iron, crone di:CW:44IV
Mg, ke. Plans and specifications of the work *llan exhils--
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1ce.41. at said office by the let proximo.
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CHARLES T. W ' .- ~.,`.
JY2O:2w 1 P .id.
L . 4k: ; : . f .
ATA_LII ABLE nr:al4titnel at Attaticat. . : . _ ,
y the 2St August next, at 3 o'clock,-P.m., la d
be eol 4. 4 remises . , to the highest bidder,. Helsey's.o2. --
CLOWf . oat .31ines, 28 miles above Pittsburgh, on the lb.- , ,
nongabels river. Time works are now in operation, haytua
the roads ell in the finest order. The dip of the cost ia.
right There are 8434 acre" of-coal. with two fine veins i 9119,r
from 8 to 10 feet, the other about 4 feet. Two brick antitoxic. A
frame houses; the ears and everything on these spleadhibr
, Improeed works, together with 1, acres of river 'bottom
I land of superior quality, and 60 rode_ of the best lending ors
the river.
Terms--Oue-third ointb, one-third In 9 months, atut•oni
third inlB month&
If you want a bargain hue these tinsurpasseeTwor/us.
Fur furtherpartieulars inquire of
' THO& WOODS, Oonimerchil litrabir,„
.4 2 5 75 Fourth riEvAiusb
NEW AC CORDEON SONOSTE,t.ithiti • •
is the first wart of the kind eser'belesk
eighty pages of the most popular and fastdonp,ole Cor,
the day, marked especially for the instru,m9l4, behy g - th e
only collection of Ilentianetital, Con* end Etjanataujui,
o v er published. The music is so arlanged beligid. 11:m2
the 'Violin or flute, as well ea Aocordson. Melee eitnteing,
proper instructions for marking any music for the
moot. Ptice centa, . ' •
Also, Buokley'a Vtolln Tunes--conteintssg—thswiiimiti
Voltam, Polkas, Marches, Cotillons widalgtiewhiJiliNfeeig;
te , few Violin. Price 5O centa.
Copies mailed - postage the.
CHAALOTTR /ALUM% 118. Wood 44 ,
192 6 &COM' dcipr above PM et-.
ANNALS O.F PENNSYLVANIA. k (160
16824 from. the dsovhDila bry meertet
ktezArd, member of the Historical socdety of Pa, 41ref
std., five, $3,• - ' "
'oat received and.for sale by .70HN 9:DATIBO ,
j 325 115 Market, near Fourth trt. •
MEMOI R
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OF HARRIET PREBLE.4ort
talon:lg —rtions of her CorrespoodenceiloFesutranW
oth.r aerae "4"iFtm-b71"""""4
duet published and for ease by JOISNII DATMX..
JY2.5 Market, near Prnarth et,
tGGS-3 barrels for sale by
105 lt. 11. COwna
InISLLN TOOTH PASTE--A new and'..
ce!lent article, prepared and told only b3c
.108. vuduzia,
ir2s Owner Diamond: and )Market a r
-14 AIR DYFAS---I have du, hanta larka ittp 7
ply ofAhn lams/0g Ilaix Dyes, all of w i yak.
warrant;
Daladen' flair Dye.
Pbalon's
Basin's "
Vi'etene
Ale
odor's " "
1r
30S. rum:me, -
corner Dtsmond and Market SIN
MRS. ALLEN'S'RAIR RESTORER.' 1
Another supply of this celebrated lialr Restorer ,
jut retadved by • JOS. 11.11311 N O,
earner Diamond and Market rt.
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