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THURSDAY MORNING
FOR. PRESiDEPT,
JAMES BIJCI-lANAN.,
OF FRN NSA INAN I A
VOR VIIC E ritusIDENT,
JOHN C. BRECKINRIDGE,
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.
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OBOAGE SCOTT, or Cocoxou Co
JACOB FRY, Jr., blorrroolisair Co.
MASS MEETINGS
OP TEM
DEMOCRATS OP PENNSYLVANIA
Thetnion must and shall be preserved•"
Tllli IlLtdOettaCT or PrIVITSTIOOISIS, and all others in favor
of preserving the Union of the States, new seriously endan
gered by a aectionel organization, lml and controlled by the
open enemies of the Federal Conistitutiim, and conducted
upon the alarming idea of repudiating nearly one-half of
the States of this Union, are respenfuily notified that MASS,
MEETINGS will be hold ut the following times and places,
of the friends of JAMES BUCHANAN for Pre idea, and
JOIIN C. BRECKINIIIIKiE for Vico !'resident:
At ERIE, Erie Coot), on WEDNESDAY, the 2;th day of
August, 18:.6.
At PITTSBURG'', Alleglemy County, ou WEDNESDAY.
the 10th of September, 1 5 56 .
At 6F.LLEFONTy Centre Count), ou WEUN ESDAY, the
24th of September.
At 11 (the Capital ,if the State,) on WED
NESDAY, the lot of October.
And at Pill LAUELPHIA, on the 1711. of September, ISLE,
being the Anniversary of the ~f the G•ostitutou
of the United States.
Eminent Democrats, from ant own and other States, will
be present at all three meetings, to add,ws their fellow
citizens.
By order of the
DEAIOCRATIC STATE CENTRAL °OS/
TILE CAMPAIGN POST
's tree month., yet to the Presidential e'er
o,e will furnish the ll"rrkl,i Port to elo
of ten or more dining that time for the low price
Of TBIRTT cENT9 each. Thrre dullarx will pny
for trn papers for the time. Now. hew out
any good Democrat or friend or the Union
do service in the cause better than by raising ten
dollars and sending for thirty-four Posts for ii-e
among his neighbors
The Post is •"
enlisted for the war," and n
contain in its ample colnnine a larger amoun
political intelligence than any other campaign
paper west of the mountains
The campaign from about the middle of A ugu
to the election will he n warm one. Great issues
are involved. Gloat efforts will be made: no
the Democracy is preparing for one of its mo
resolved and vigorous etfort6. Let our friends sen
the money for teu, twenty. forty or a hundrt,
Cumpaiyn P,,sts Anil they will thus let their neig
bors understand all about it
Our club lists are very large already. A 1:t
tle exertion will donble it agnin. C3;11 in a,l
WE publish the proceedings of the meeting in
Indiana township, just as they were sent in to 119
yesterday, by the officers of the meeting .
Pennsylvania to he Bought
A Boston delegate to the Philadelphia Conve ,
lion is reported to have said that Pennsylvania i
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' 5 .,, r1 , . IN CAIN. —A gentleman inform
had been twice bouyht, and was to he l ' ou ' il ' l that on hi= 'say up from Beaver on Tuesdsy
again this year. Let u. see the prove.= he wiii, h
evening, al the the express train of ear. that ,r
this degredation of P..!nnsylvania is to be sCeblll - i
rived here at '., e'elael.: in the evening, a vote as,
plished.
Ist. The same delegete quid a nuliinn .1.0. k ,,
was ready for the purpose that
let the people judge
2d. menat..r Wilson COIIIO9 and makes speeeb,—.
and greatly disappoints those who have been
representing him as a great man. And Burlin
game and other Nfassachusidts spoutere are to he
in this State during the - campaign to teach Mas
sachusetts abolitionism and infidelity and dis
unionism to the yeomanry of Pennsylvania.
3d. Charles Sumner is sent into Pennsylvania
and located on the top of the Allegneny tenon
tains to excite sympathy, pity, e•lmpasSicii. Each
morning Pennsylvania edit-rs are to tell th -ir
readers that Sumner is at Cresson, and is in a
very bad way. That he b= sirk we do not believe.
But the:nonsense is to be tried of having him is
the State, shut up from view, and then shedding
crock odile tears about him. Forty other plaeev
much nearer his home would be just as good even
better for his health if he woo sick. Itut he
comes into Penne)lvania, as We believe to eicite
sympathy on this so-called " battle-ground. -
Now, was ever means more disgraceful an I
unmanly tried before to influence an election
And was ever before a man found willing to M
thus used" We have our remarks on the 11.-1..
moray of Dr. Boyd and other,.
And such are the expedient. by which Nltt ,, n
chusetts abolitionist. and ,Ibiunionist+ are t
carry Penu , ylYania: Does any one Leliere the
old Keystone State can he thu- ‘legrAded"
PARALLEL—In 15.`,1 John C' Fremont lieat
Senator Foote at the door of the Senate cham
ber. He struck him on the head, and since then
Senator Foote's brain has so far softened that lie
has become a know nothing What shall he done
for the "ruffian" Fremont What punishment
is severe enough for him '! He has never even
been fined yet. Mr. Foote was struck by Fre
mont for words spoken in debate ; was assailed
by Fremont when off his gnarl. - It was about
as brutal an assault ns that of Brooks on Stun
ner. Ought nut Fremont to he punished" Vet
the same people who bawl out their vengeance
against Brooks make Fremont their i Inl '
Ora parallel between Brooks and Fremont in
Tuesday's Post, has excited the wrath of our
neighbors no little. We cannot help it. The
assault by Fremont on Foote was as ruffianly as
the assault of Brooks on Sumner. In one re
spect it was nioq disgraceful to Fremont. 11,
assailed a man smaller and much older than him
self. Brooks assailed a larger man than himself.
While blackguarding Brooks from day to day and
every day, our neighbors have no right to object
that Fremont he equally condemned for a similar
* act. Our parallel was a jovt one, and it most
stand without one jot or title of abatement
Both assailauts must have the same measure of
justice, no more no less.
GLEE CLUB MERTING.—ThOre will be a Meet
ing of the Democratic Buchanan and Breckin
ridge Club, at Bedford Ball, in Birmingham on
Friday evening, at 8 o'clock. Good songs and
uinsic may be expected, and good English and
German speakers will be there. A large turn
out ~f the citizens is expected. Turn out all
hands to a good old fashioned Democratic meet
ing.
II,AnGAtN iirreati , .—We call attention to an
advertisement of lsoit acres of timber, coal and
iron ore lama for sale I,y Thomas Woods. It is
an excellent chance for an investment in property
that cannot fail to rise rapidly in value. The
region bordering on the Clarion river will at no
distant day he thickly peopled, and one of the
best portions of the State.
We shall spend no time in replying t,, a.nony •
MOUS scribblers in regard to ourself. ‘Ve hqvt
more important matters in hand. Merely tda
ting that the story is utterly false, we dismiss it
If the scamps of the Gazette want to find out
our metal why don't they come and try it? We
will promise them impunity from the law.
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AUGUST 7
OP K ENTUCK Y
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one plank in the Republican plat forth, whether
adopted at ghilaxielphin or elsewhere,-is evidesitly
that there Blionhd be' tk i praotjoal amaigt%matiof of
the white mid black kcea.: , We make a few ex
tracts to show how they talk on this eubjoct.
The Gincinilati Enquirer extracts the follo!ing ,
from the Zething, a German Republican papa; In
Illinois:
" In our view of the principles of Republicanism,
we know of no inferiority of race in regard to social
and civil rights. In our eye the negro and the white
races stand side by side and on an equality. The
depreciating inferiority of the negro race exists only
in the theory of the so-called Democratic party of
this country."
That is a Crerman editor's views of the ease
We now extract from the Dayton Empere, (Re
publican) a few sentences to show how Republi
cans in that vicinity compare negroes with those
same Germane whose votes they are courting.
The Empire says:
"A Fremont Black Republican. whose name we
have, said to a Democrat on Monday that 'he would
rather his daughter should marry a nigger than a
Dutchman any day.'
Another the soma day told another Democrat that
' a nigger waR n d—d sight better than a Dotchnmn
all the time.'
Yet another of the same stripe told the Probate
Judge of this county. a day or two age, 'that he
would not feel at liberty to object to his slaughter
marrying n respectable negro, no more than if he
were white.' rhis is the way Fremont men talk."
Henry Clay some years ago sail that abolition
ism would lead inevitably to amalgamation of
blacks and whites.
It is not long since we heard of a public mar
riage of a black man with a white woman in
Boston; and numerous other instances could he
referred to.
It will he seen by the above extracts that the
work of preparing the public mind for amalga
mation is commenced by asserting that "a negro
is better than a Dutchman." And another 'RM
says "he would rather let his daughter marry a
negro than a Dutchman.' • Yet these same Re
publicans are boasting that they are to have the
help of the German voters this fall'
TITE London Times says:—
" A Buchanan presidency will he a trying nne
n English interests, and must be anticipated, if
tossible:'
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It is hot a few days since the Republican
presses of this country were boasting that the
English newspapers favored the election of Fre
mont. The above is an evidence of it. The
boast is true. Those English newspapers'that
have ever been hostile to American interests ore
undoubtedly unfriendly to the American Democ
racy, and would rejoice at the election of Fre
mont: not that they have any respect for the
man; hut because they feel morally certain that
111: election would result in a dissolution of the
Union But even ,1 the Union .hould urvi e,
they look to Fremont's entire lack of experience
or political knowledge, and his equal lack of hon
esty, as furnishing a chance for British diploma-
cy to gain many advantages over this country.)
With: Mr. Buchanan President, they despair of
any such thing, and hence the Times says Lib
election " must be anticipated if possible."
The London Times then is a Fremont organ.
Who doubts now that British influence iR at Rat It
for the abolitionists '.' It is charged directly that
large bunts of money are received from the same
source. Mr. Buchanan's election "must he pre
vented if po.sihle," says the Times Washing•
ton said in his Farewell Address : ".4yornst the
tnsid,,,us riles tel forrign tOutnee it behoovrs
tn br at all (tints nn your guard." The aboli
tioni•ds and disunionists now boast that that some
tt foreign intthenee ' IQ now at work, and nn thei
side' Remember, the British Tllll,, saps r
Buchanan mu Ft he lefented if p 0 ss it.le.
taken among the men In the three mtr:-. anti tie
r~•anit Wt
It. halvin
}'remnnt.
slur intormant is an intelligent gentleman, and
he say. that from what he observed and heard,
he believes that five sixths of those voters were
()hiortnq
We have hut two or three remarks to make as
to that vote. In the first place, the great
of the democracy furnish but a small portion of
the traveling clam generally. Again out of
fifty-eight voters, priticiptlly f/huom,, Mr. Fill
more gets hut tie less than Fremont. Now, we
are toll by the opposition newspapers that Fill
tnore has no strength itt Ohio. That vote indi
cates a very different state of the case. !tlr
Buchanan got the highest vote even muting the
travelers. Fremont got but two more than Fitl
more We have very little faith iu such voting,
but here is one instance worth noting.
HEIIK ISOZIE OF TRENT —The falsehoods of the
New York &rot,/ are so unblushing, KO extrava
gant and foolish that they excite nothing but
ri licitly now. It says now that there are but '2.1
pfiper , in l'enn.ylvanin siipportingliitntin
Now there are soma thirty papers supporting
Buehnnan in 11',..,,rn Pennsylvania alone—wt—tt
of the Alleghenies. In the whole State about a
hundred. Fremont has fitty•stiven, and Fillmore
thirty four. Such are the gross faliricatioti of
the New York Herald.
Gsoto;v. Lkw.—The Know Nothings and the
New York lirrald tried hard to make a great
man out of George Law. But George has spoil
ed their work. Ile has gone to writing letter,
and the letters are school boy affairs. Thus in a
letter just published in the Herald, Mr. Law
uses the expression 350,000 slave owners," just
thirty-eight times. It is all against Millard Fill
more, so he may lay on as much as he likeo.
But a " great man" would certainly use differ.
ent language.
Tendencies of Political Abolitionism
alias Abolition Know Nothing Repub
licanism.
j tr , ,m rpreeh o f 11. W. Thompson, (Whig) of
Indiana..!
But. the Abolitionists are opposed to this
colonization scheme, because it creates no ex•
citement, and offers no opportunities for office.
They want to keep you all the time at fever heat.
They must have the political cauldron always
toiling and bubbling over—hoping 4 loubtlevQ,
that while the more substantial and weighty por
tions of society will not appear, the light and
trashy part will flat upon the eurface. There
fore, they agitate the country with the discussion
of the evils of slavery, their various propositions
to check its progress, and finally to abolish it in
the States. I desire you to observe this, for I
mean what I say, and repeat, that they intend to
abolish slavery to the Stater! Ido not say that
is the object of all who are acting with this party
or that you who are willing to unite with this
party desire or now intend to go that far. But
five years ago, you would no more have thought
of going as far as you now do, than you would
have advocated a monarchy. At that time you
would have felt offended with any man who
should have told you that you would ever advo
cate doctrines which you this day profess.—
Therefore, you have no security against to-mor
row. You do not know what doctrine you may
then have to swallow—for they are gradually
getting you •• ripe" for any that may be neces
sary. If you go into their party, it will be hard
to get out, and yon must take all its platforms,
however they may choose to put them up, what
ever political carpenter they may select to build
them. You know how difficult it is to get away
from a party. To bind you fast, to hold you so
tight that there is no possibility of escape, they
already tell you that there are but two parties in
the country—their's and the old lire Democrats,
and you must take one or the other. They know
your long and bard fought battles with the Demo
crats—they know the great gulf that separated
you, as Whigs, from them, and they take advant
age .if all this to decoy you into their meshes.
And when they have got you fairly in, when the
net is fully over you and the strings are drawn
I tightly by the hands of a master manager--why,
1 you'll be but playthings in their hands. As the
angler, when the fish has seized upon his bait,
permits it to play about at the end of his line,
so they will let you go or draw you in as their
interest may require."
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linm—g7Bl;ite7i,l7747-4;iGteimaii' Democrats.
An immense tneeting of Herman: , was held at
the City Hall, in Syracuse, N. V , on - the 30th ult.,
which was addressed by sti:yerttl prcmainere..Ge.
man speakers. :::'l4O folywing rOoluti4 was
-unanimously adopted amidst ftioigresatest;;unt.o-
Rel.! red , That we, the German - Democrats of Sy , ra
ruse, do most heartily and warmly approve of the
nomination of James Buchanan and John C. lireetc
inritire for the Aires of President and Vice President,
as well IS the nominations mach to-day in our State
Convention, and that we will support the said nomi
nations with all our strength and influence.
THE GERMANS ALL RlGHT.—There are many
German Americans in Hertford, Connecticut, and
it has been claimed by the bragging Black Re
publican press that most of them. went for Fre
mont. But the Hartford Times informs ns that
the °terming of that - city indignantly deny any
sympathy with Abolitionism. They claim that
there ore not more titan fifiken, German Fremont
voters among them, and at a meeting hell on
Friday last. in Union Ball, where a number of
Germans were present listening to a Mr. Douai,
who had been t ert by the abolitionists to address
them its their native tongue, when that gentleman
had concluded, Mr. Schulze, nor of the Vice Peet,-
dents, called upon Mr. Leopold Bamberger to
speak, and his suggestion was seconded by the
audience. Mr. Bomberger, with groat eloquence,
and in n'courteous hut determined manner, pro
ceeded to derntilkli Mr. Dututi's argument, root
and branch, after which hearty buzzas were given
for the speaker, and then for Buchanan amt
Breckinridge.
The Germans cannot he mash , to rote a dis
union sectional ticket.—N. Y. News.
Tun G EllidANS ANVAKF..—The Democratic meet
ing of Germans in this city on the 2titit ult., says
the Trenton True American, was one of the larg
est and most respectable meetings held the pres
ent season at the Democratic headquarters. The
resolutions were accompanied by over one hun
dred signatures of Germans in this city, who
were naturalized citizens. The meeting repro
‘ented the strength and influence of almost the
entire Berman vote in this city
The following is a translation of the resole
The CM:inn:in the rornmittss an r esolution
was liet , rge P. Funrman, Jr., whn reportinl n
iirenfecd, That rifler mature reflection and full
conviction. we are still satisfied to adhere to the Dem
ocratic party. and recognize the Democratic princi
plea. especially those promulgated 111 the platform of
the Cincinnati Convention, as the true poliey of the
country and to this end wo feel it our duty to sup.
port the Democratic nominees, Buchanan and Brech
inridge, with all our strength and might.
Resolved, That we will continue to support and
sustain a daily German paper advocating Democratic.
principles.
—l, .d, That the F,,r of
which has been for years a profess e d friend of Dem.
orrAtiC principles, and nor daily politient sheet
to which we ho.ked for information, hay ric,
changed its c.d.! , and forsaken its former principles,
and volume:iced a defence of ite adversartei, there
Gore we do resolve to denounee it as no longer worthy
of our eolifidonce and .orriport. and replace in its rte,l
the Philadelphia and recommend it to
our Berman fellow citizens.
Rewle.d, That if the P rras ran be purchased,
tot
the Germans of Trenton are unpurchas - itile.
True enough, the Germans cannot be per
chmzed by any H‘ction'tl disunion and Woolly
Horse party.
A large and respectable meeting of the Item , -
cratie citizens of Indiana township wa. , held at
the house of Alexander Turner. on Saturday
the _•I in+t., to take meas•ures for forming the
Democratic citizens of the township into a Dem
ocratic Buchanan and Ilreckinridge rthb. The
meeting wa- ,•rganized be electing Francis Quin
ett to the chair. and Edward McCort:le a. Se, te
tary, and llenry 11%,..111ver n• •e-
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Democratic !fleeting
nn motion. morml nn.l n.lopted that the rbcni
ocratie citizen , of t, wnshi. enrol
a Buchanan and lirerkinridge Club
(10 motien. Ilart, The: Hiding'. so I ,
l'elward Nlct'orkle weir appointed it r01111:11'I ,
in fraught it Coti , ditution and 1:y-inn's for the '
Club ti n metier. of I S Hart. that during , :
absence of the c• mtnitt. e, t ,t
of the l'ittNburgt, ,f I,•• ca lled noon to addre—
the meeting, when the worthy gentleman re.
sponded l , y taking the stand, aiel ,lelivered
very able and excellent addre-s. touching upon
all the ditretent points at i-sue between the ,mot
fereot parties In the field. Ile was , mom-1m0...,
followed by Samuel Wingsrd. who too l.
the stand anti delivered us must eloquent 'mil
cellent address to the meeting, in every way slut
able for the occasion. After which a vote it
thanks were returned to the above gentlemen 1.,r
the able manner in which they 111111 explained the
ditlerent points at is-ne The committee I , n the
Constitution, Sr , then made report that they had
adopted and recommended the . That
the organization be known and styled the Indi
ana Township Bitch:man and Itreckinridge Club:
that it shall comist of l'r 11,11.11 W., ire
Presidents, two eorresponding secri•toric ,, , two
recording ',secretaries met enc treasurer, to Is ,
sleeted by the Club ,\ Ito su t'SPCIIIIVP votninit•
tee, consisting of live persons, also 11 ve
eonitnittee of three pet sons The President'.
duty is to preside at all meetings of the Chit,
Ile i s to h a v e the power to eat, meeting- of the
Club whenever he Hooke advisable, or wheneY '
any live members of the Clul, request it. The
duty of the Vice Presidents is to pr e side in e a se
the President Iv ah,ent The recording sem e
taries shall be provided with a book in which the
n ame. nf the ineuthers of the Club, •dial l be enter,
1.
and also the proceedings of tt, le meeting. The
finance committee alone shall have power to
coreet money to defray the expenses or the
nn I they will ply over all TIV. , :le)
theta t the treasurer, ialong his teeeipt for ine
,anie The treasurer .11'01 not 1 , iy
money wi11,,,,tt being fully authorized to ho
lit. the Club.
- 1)n motion of Thos. II art,
Resole ed, That we use and exert every honors
lie means to promote the election of James En.
chanan and John (1. Ilreckinridge to the Presi
dency lind the Vice Presidency of these United
States. And we also pledge ourselves to l!'“'
every honorable awl fair mean to promote the
success of our State anal county ticket.
On motion of Nlr. Johu Boyle, that the al
dresses to this meeting by Messrs. Ilillinore and
Wingard, along with the proceedings of thi ,
meeting, lag published in the Pittsburgh Demo
cratic and other papers that may feel disposed
to do so.
On motion of T. S. Hart, that this meeting
adjourn to meet at this place on Saturday the
33,1 inst., at 1 o'clock, P. NI. Punctual atten l
ance is requested as an election for the officers of
the Club will take place.
FRANCIS QUINETT, PreBhirnt
1:', " wAR " M ' C " R " v " Sec -7.0,11-I , x.
IiENRy I I ASSINGF:II,
For the PittAtlrgh Nlorning Pont.
ii.II.I.II,AYSIIIIIO, August, 1856
Edifo,:—We happened to be sojourn
ing lately within the town of llolliday , burg, in
Blair county, Pa., and being of a nature that
delights to share its pleasureq, we f ee l inclined
to help you to IL short description of what fortune
had laid up for us in this town of the Juniata.
I comfort , he can with the Itepitalitie, of
the " Blair County Exchange Hotel," the esti
mable proprietor of which is Mr. .1 Wingate,
a...misted by his clerk, the indefatigable and ever
agreeable Henry K. Eaton, who made our otny
at the hotel one of uninterrupted comfort and
enjoyment.
Hollidaysburg was once better known to trav
elers than now. It is the point at which the
Pennsylvania canal terminates and the Allegheny
Portage Railroad begins, on the eastern side of
Allegheny mountains. Before the Central Penn
sylvania Railroad was made it was the point at
which all passengers left the packet boats and
took the cars across the mountains, by means ~f
ten inclined planes.
It is surrounded by beautiful and picturesque
scenery, consisting of the landscape, mountain.
hill, rocks streamlet and spring. The " chimney
rocks " on an eminence, like a rampart, over
looking the bed of the Juniata, and commanding
a perfect view of the town, have always been held
as great natural curiosities by all who can appre
' ciate the curious and wonderful architecture of
the world we inhabit. Below the town are the
extraordinary and beautiful springs known by
the name of " Spang's Springs. These running
fountains, though not sufficiently known as yet
to be greatly celebrated, are pleasant as the
haunts of the gods, and iu future years will
become objects of great attraction, as they are
now, intrinsically, of great value. The society
of the town is excellent, abounding in the bright
glad eyes and swelling hearts of females whose
chief pleasure is to oblige, whose constant sue•
cess is to gratify and rejoice the lucky wights
whom fortune favors with their association.
Truly yours, R.
-
4^ . •
Day Goons.-:-We are still assured that the
imports will soon
_lie over4or the season. The
prices of goods hti . 4e risen - greatly both in the
French, German and English markets, but espe-
Aiiitily in, the French, anti=impeiters state that
thy could roalize'n profit - on re-exporting their
goads blOik to Frai,ce.
the sales fromrst hands are not heavy and
suite Freutillimpikerrare complaining. There
is, however, a moderate business doing, and the
jobbers find customers in the more distant States.
Assortments are now complete, and early inspec
tion is invited. Early purchases are desired from
the fact of the growing scarcity of goods in Eu
rope, and rising prices, and from the interference
with trade at a later period of the season by the
excitement of the Presidential election. Such
orders are therefore likely to:be z fewer than usual.
The clothing jo'bbers' are becoming busy for their
fall trade. There has been a scarcity of sewers
complained 'of in this trade, Which interfs , res
mush with the usual expedition in making up
orders of clothing.—hr. r. Independent, 31st
Or rah FUGITIVE SLAVE LAW.—llOrclee (Tee
Icy enyti, le the Tribune, March 4th, 1854 :
" The law for catching negroes was an net we
all scot ned, but that it had the sanction of the
Constitution, positive or implied, was not to he
doubted. The North bad entirely too much hard
sense to be caught in. the supreme folly of at
tempting to raise a party on the basis of its re
peal.- •
ire- Dr. 111 , Lauti • • Celebrated Liver Pill.;
TRA , IS Cu., Two., Jun. 12, 12c5 i
Met:Art. Ftcats•+ Pitt.burgh, P.:
IwMn
t.t-rdleotra.--"I'llix ix t certify that my mother hod
aut t tect to periodical attacks of sick hemtootle for a peat
many -yenta : all the mom! failing to give relkf,one
.01 your pamphlets accidentally railing into her hands. nhu at
on, determined to try DR. 31'1.ANE'S CELEIIRATKI. ,
LIVER pi LIB, prepar , l by you, and immediately procured
it hoz , front the use of which idle received great benefit. and
long an she CMltitllllA to URO them WM entirely relies 14.1
We have now been in Travis county, Toros, for the last
four years, and not being able to procure these saleable
pill, her attest• ..f tick headache have again returned—for
.oeue owe bath has bet, gradually getting worse---and has
determined me to sand to yon for a bow boxes of Dl
NI'LAN S CKLK Illt ATM) LI I . Klt PILLS, I herewith ei
e 1.., you oned,,llar, for which y,,u will please send me Pit
Is r retire miLil. Addnas Auxiln, Tema.
!leek r..n would do well I/I establish an a(enc) in An
tin. the Pills are 14,11 known hero, and would meet
1,4.1) cal
MEItiIDITII W. HENRI%
Pun.limor, wtll Ir eareful to oak for Dr. Jr Lanes (th.-
4raf.,t Liner mannfactnrod by Fleming Brno., of l'itue
bin gh, Pa. All other Liver Pilla, In compariron, aro worth.
g enoino Liver Pjlifb ales hie velebratod
Verrulfugo, ran now bo had at all respectable drag atone.
N,PII, 7,11/Ille without the isiguatoro of FLKNIIMI BROS.
Alec, for oak by Wa sole propriotor,
FLAMING BRIIH.,
Bactatraore to J. Kidd A Cit.
N. 00 Wood accost. cornea. of //own
Oplutons of the Press.-.-Thr followmor,
Irmo t;em P. Nlorrk, 111 the name ..Intrrnai of November
7, 1n46.
All editorow lawless to be the guardians of the rights of the
pe.•ple, and to keep them advised, thri.th4li their colninna,
of v hat ver shall aria, tor their lantit. 14e will live up to
this letter, and inlorn them that the most wonderful au I
v me for their general use ever lovelsle+l, ii
h.sf.v t .11.xtwot thin Extractor." Its virtues are t are,
inti,hty and ereautric, that often they appear to work mer e
intrwries then by scion.: an elleCtive, electric anti as
tounding are its powers on the human body, that, though
now It is daily tried by thousands of people, not one of this
great mass but Is delighted beyond comparison, mad carotid•
ly cont., they, on no conenteration, will ever again
without it.
Th,• moon tor, Mr. /I. Dailey, has wieuly kept the sorrel to
Couutorfeits are busy about It, but without tn...
Ita averarhelnring MeritS defy all eumpention, and Its
pet, t ion t analysis. We confidently commend all parents
to • ork its acquaintance, toranrely tench a friend, who laughs
at death and log, restored the blind, hood, halt and
a. red to lairl,,rtt.to, and all from pain, 14 a frionl
5i e wish the diarneerer of this mighty liltnsing, who Is o
t.. 1.1 Iw•u,.fa fort. inanktuil,lbst slsie4l.
N.nu• gcunma wiLtitatt $ ateal-plate engraved label, with
DALI.KY. Ilaaufactlarer,
C. Y. CLIC:ANN Kit h LX.L, Alanufacturers.
! , 01 , 1 at la crab 1.0 box by Dr. (101. 11. KHYSEIL. I Id
tarr..t, and by boarly or.•ry dottier lu motticot..,
ib• ~ch•mt tb. Dmn.l States All union ~r letters fur t,
or advt., to b. adhlreosott to C. Y CLICK EN Kit
A CI Y,A 1y.:431A
y!,.. From one ofFirst Phyrlrinu• o(
I:R4,I\IA D¢ I. St , err—t)rar Your
I.m.stott in my nu It ("ow sat! in iny family, so well al li
31.1Nti It to othom, 1 moat Wm - tratiolouy to it. b
.
• •• .1 etuot orPr evory other external applivatl•m
fn
/ 11/1,,1wn, time T6nwt, t'utnti m the 11..trk aml 18.04,o.“
I I.a ,•• outn•-o•lo.1 it in 005 two of I:runt - hit., al., in It.
not• 11. ”per.ledi like a charm I foot happy to to
t • 1, • •tom , tol it frau Osiwrimo , , and to toilet to you tot
grot.tiolt. WOTIM,II2I ettOtt On My M . g.3t.
11 It C. tfli
11111)
N.I r,uuuow a, Va., April lit. let,
M. Lane's 111 YILO% CD Liver I9lla and IMPROVED Veq
Inge, al.. Ur I setAt'ss Celebrated White Cireasetan I.IM
-111.1.t, prepared snAely ender the aupers illh , ll of Dr. I. Scott,
a rry , liar 11..Lc al graduate, 411 d Phyairsan of extenvive ptw
In .• \OIII3 &vein sie, only az( prepared hy Dr. I. .icett A Co.,
Bank Plate, Wrgaittown, Virginia.
NEII9 VittlM Tin FOUNTAIN II KA in
NICIAGANTOMIA, VA, Sept.
rhfr ~,t o c,rfify, That have examined the Itecipo tot
prep s ,rts, Nicuuttea 1 s n pr o red 1 es-sinful:v. and Issinrul od
Liver by Dr. I. Pi,t h.. has been in the habit pr e -
paring and using my "riglnal verdict:sew In 013' oftice during
the hut thirte.m yenta, anti sisal I loellt•IIT
them. I male the ats,ve atatrosent the snore willingly st: I
hare no Interest In them whatever. C. frI.ANIK,
Dr. hlcLar.R.'s DIPRAVLD Vermitaige and ilirßovzo I.lvd
Nile, accompanied by rortificab- of C. McLane, for sale by
Drn=lala and Merchants olrerywhero.
Da ORO. 11. EIFYSEII.. 140 XV,..od at., Wholesale Agent.
Ito, J. P. FLEMINI - 1, Allegheny, near Railroad Depot,
Wholeamle Agent.
414 -- Kennedy's Medical Discovery. -- it
h1i. , 01.1 -vet he the dui) of an editor to lay beton, Inn reader , '
+.3 thing r•••111111g inter olmorratkal that would tie of in
o, lint to theta. 1111preahed Wilts lb. idea, M,
Wish 10 Int mann• to the peruse, of our paper, KKNN ram T
i IkISCOV KR V. We know it la tike futroalwink
fttonther r", !him remedy fur twnlr•n yOarn
/ti our ioi.lnl. }•nt still there they Iw some who herr
1. •.. r nra, Ir .1 I I ...min Ives of its tmpurior power, of bouling
nufferitiu from Scrofitim Ulcer, Canker aml
every kind tee would any. drlay Ind, but try the
rinrdy that n kind provniouro Las ever voucbmi.ll
I.• 'oak, kin., to num
j-sir nea, long wl rnrtiontnnn tin another Column
win.lexal.- and ratan at DR. CI KUKt)K If. KKYSKII'S,
W ntrevt, sign of the &Won Mortar, and at J. P
1 , 1,1011 NU'S, Allogtiouy
41 - Liver Complaint sad Dyspepsia
Th..man lAtch ford, amyl.
COVINGTON, 01110, DOCOMbOr 27, 1863.
My wifo hag he.qi afflicted with the Liver , Complaint ntul
lygpepnia for it number of years, duriug which time I have
twat a great deal for doctoring, but she received very little
sairfit therefrom, and fluidly the doctors saki she could
be cured. Last spring sho concluded to try HOOF
.A NITS LIEBMAN BITTERS; she took two hotting, and
ince taking them she too been able I, attend to lov
...mesa I have sold quite n :lumber of bot tlea through lwr
oeorrneudation, and as far no 1 inn barn, it has given
'fall 101 l LO
Eill!!!1
hff Kato by FI.IOIINU BROS. and Dr. ONO. R. KEYSKI
itbaturgh. Jy26:2w
ati- Doubt Is Passing Away.--Mew - can now he
".".1 t.. gm•'tion the great tact that DR. ROO ERA' SYRUP
P I.IV KIWI IRT, TAR AND CANOHALAtILTA Is the speci-
le, the ,mly specific, for diseases of a Consumptive tumidl
y. The proof emnen home to the understanding of the peo
du. F , , full information see pamphlet. Read also the ad•
e•f 1110-111,11 111 iu day's paper.
air For sale, whole No and retail, by R E. SELLERS
\t.. Wind and Second street.%
Sold al., I.y II VIDKRBON t 111(0., Liberty stroot ; H. P
, I cIIWART4 and lIKCKHAhI & McKPINNAN, Allegholly
4-4 - Why will you Suffer, WM6)I ILE
EASILY tIIWA IN ED?-I.lave you a Sore Throat, Quinsy,
Rio-ulna' win, Neuralgia, Bronchitis, Croup. Stiff Joints, Front
Mb, Borne, Sprains, or Pains in any part of your system
Yon can 1,• relieved at once by tieing the most beautiful of
all Liniments. the " if hiL rircaurian Liniment," prepared
by Dr. SCOTT, et Morgantown, Va., and for sato cheap,
wholesale and retail, by Dr. KEYSER, 140 Wood street, and
JAS.'. F. FLEMINO, near IL R. Depot, Allegheny. See ad
vertisentent iu another column of today's paper. intar4:lro
Stockings and Hosiery for Winter.--
If you don't want your feet pinched with bad and short
Stockings, you will take our advice and go to 0. DALY'S, cor
ner 01 Market alley and Fifth street, and buy some of those
elegant fine Stockings, that make your feet feel nice and
comfortable. DOLT also makes and sidle every variety 01
11. ellery that you can mention, at wholesale and retail.
Remember the place, corner of Market alley and Fifth
oct4
44- BeiClielor's Hair llye....The original, relit,
bl, , true anti natural—beyond all question the beat—never
laden or faile to dye brown or black, without injury to the
hair or gkol. Made and sold, or applied, (in nine private
mints,)itt BATCHELOFt'S Wig Factory, iM.3 Broadway, New
York.
Sold, wholeffials and retail, by Dr. OW. IL K 171338, 140
Wrnsl street. au2;lardaw
Fourth of July -- PrerylTody should wear a
NEW HAT or CAP on INDEPENDENCE DAY; and to ena.
Lk all to do o, we will sell our stock at greatly reduced
MORGAN & CO.,
ISt Wood street.
OE-Come one, come all, to MORGAN A CO's,
No. HA WOOD street, and buy what you want in the RAT
or CAP line. A large stock of SILK, FUR and STRAW
HATS always on hand. Remember,
MORGAN &
ie2B led Wood ineaet.
EPSOM SALTS-2000 lbs. in store and for
sale by I au2l FLEMING 81108.
,''' 1!:1 '
I'ITPSBURGII
LIFE, FIRE AND MARINE
17 - 4 INBCRANCE COMPANY,
OORKER •01 , WATFLIt'ANDMAIIKET ,§TIRiETS,
It Ft: l , `•‘,Pi -i i i Viiillunl:MP P e
'll- *4o:o4atT ofgaAvv,
Tin* GLIAKAVIIocr*Ity:7
ithij .g
es ex*ittilliranoll;itripirtilig to
• .,3 ": 011 A ,, nomad with' LIFORISKII
so, egaiuet HULL AND . 'CARI3O KISKS''on the Ohio
and Slis6lseippi Riverhead tributaries., and MARINE RISKS
generally. •
And agaDist Loss and Damage by Fire, end against the
Perils of the Sea and Inland Navigation and Transportation.
Policies issued at the lowest rates consistent with safety to
all parties. . .
Robert Galway, Samuel .M'Clurkan,
Joseph P. Oazzain, M. D., John Scott, 0
James Marshall, David Richey,
James W. Hallman, Charlea Arbuthnot,
'Alerander Bradloy, Joseph S. 1.1,1•11,
John Fullerton, Marialt'd B. Brown,
David H. eltarubew Ch 'l
- WilltinillCrf, • " - Reboil 11. Utirtitl , ,
Jar.. D. 1116.4111. I - 10.1*
. _
EUREKA INSURANCE COMPANY
.
v " 07' PITTSBURGH. . .
JOHN IL SIRIENBERUNit, President . •
..•
ROBERT PLNNPS. Secretary.
a W. BATCII.SLOIL tleneral Agent.
WILL INSURE AGAINST ALL KINDS
OP
MARINE AND FIRE MISES.
J. R. Shoenberger, -
G. W. Caas,
C. W. Batchelor, W. K. Nimick,
Inane M. Pennock, T. B. Updike,
W. W. Martin, It. D. Cothran,
It. T. Leech. Jr., John A. Caughoy,
George S. Selden, S. S. Bryan,
David M`Candless.
/la — All Loren sustained byparties insured umier policies
Issued by this Company will be liberally adjusted and pn•eipt
ly paid at its OFFICE, No. DA WATkilt STREET. ijy 11
WESTERN INSURANCL COMPANY,
prrraßugon.—u Wit./ , • 1.. ~.sident; F. Ai.
CORDON, Secretary.
Will hunre against all kinds of ride, 1. r. v• A I Ng.
All losses will be liberally adjusted an I e ....pity ;oat
A Home Institution, managed by Di v who
known in the community, and who are del min...l,
promptuma and liberality, to Maintain the 11,
hare: ter e.ch
they have rusunied, on offering the best prof • t.••• th • •
who desire to be insured.
TitikeeTenffi-1 1 . Miller, Jr., C. W. Ricketscm, 14...1t• • ler,
N. HolMee, Jr., W. H. Smith, C. Ihmsen, George W. belt en.
Andrew Ackley, James Lippincott, George harsie,Ja to.•
Aaley a Aleannder Nimick, 'Thomas Scott.
Sir Office, No, le2 Water street, (Warehoruie of Smug
CO., up stahsk) Pittsburgh. nov24:ly
A. A. CARRIER
A. A. CARRIER & BRO.,
No. 63 Fourth streets, Pittsburgh,
AGENTS
State Mutual Fire and Marine Ininraae
Co., of IL&HILIABUIiti. CAPITAL, $350,000.
Girard Piro and Marine Insurance Co.,
PHILADALPILIA. CAPITAL, $300,000.
loonrance Co. of the Valley of Vlrglntn
WINCIMTgIi, VA. CAPITAL, .300,000.
Commonwealth Inenrance Company, NA
RISBURU. CAPTTAL, $300,000.
Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Co.
ILARTFORD. CA ?ITAL. AND ASSETN, If 2,154,450
Pertn•ylvanla Insurance Co., of PITTSBURGH
CAPITAL AND ASSETS, Noy. 5, 1855, 8129,922 49
Wm. F. JeatinToN, President A. A. Csannut, Secretary
deeltilspcly
TEA STORE,
No. 3S FIFTH STREET,
ONE DOOR RAPT OF TUE FAINIANGE BANK
Pitt*burgh, Pa.
GREEN & BLACK TEAS
Ihirchissetl direct from the Importer. for CASH.
stock consists of all the different fLasors and grades of TEA
brought to the Amernsin market, and
BOLD WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
AT THE
VERY LOWEST CASH PRICES!
PACKED TEAS, PUT Cl' IN HETALIO ?AIM.
AGES, expressly for the trade
TEAS OF ALL GRADE, BY THE HALF CHF-ST.
COFFEE. SUOAR, COCOA and CHOCOLATE of the slim
menus, for sale.
Long exp,rienee In the business is a sure guarantee• thn•
every article Bold will be as represented.
AGENT, BT SPECIAL Aerovertiricr, run Tar SALT: fir Dn
JAYNE'S FAMILY MEDICINES. S. JAVNES.
Pittsburgh, Jnuo 20, 1856—(Jo20)
FREIGHT LINE.
rrIfIS LINE IS NOW PREPARED to bring
kinds or freight from !Jew York, iu three daps. 01
$1,20 - p lou IN., and from Philadelphia lu 40 hours at 4, t 'te
100 IN.
. .
RECEIMS GIVEN FUR TIME WTTII A WRITTEN
GUARANTEE.
1119—. No totter pack age or mall hi:indica received.
Itark gnotit " FCLIT'SE FlLEif3 fIT 1.1 NP.."
a B. ALLEN. Agent. No. '2 Amor 1i0n.... Now York
J. J. 31citTaVE/t, Agent, cor. Brad and Lomort, Ph
Yor further information, apply to
je•24 - Ini—Journ.l copy
SAMUEL FAHNESTOCK
IMPORTER & DEALER IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
No. 93 Wood street, between Dintnond
alley and Fourth street, •
PITTSBURGH., PA.
W Tux aitscriber is now opening a well select a.l amort.
maul of foreign and domestic Hardware, all new,and will h,
sold on at good terms as any other hon. In this city. lir
will always keep ou head a general aissortment of
Ii A EDW . k RE, CUTLERN, CAIIPKINTEItS' TOOLS, ,kc.,
To which he respectfrilly invites the attention of purchases*
SAMU EL FA LIN ESTIKIK.
M T. I'M/EN
JAS. Nl-4
JAMES COLLINS & CO.,
Forwarding and Commission Merchants
PROPRIETORS OP THE
Collins` Pittsburgh, Meadville & Erie
CANAL LINES.
Nos. 114 AND 115 WATHR STRF.HT, PITTSBURGH, PA
nu .tla I
RHODES, HAGEN & CO.,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
No. 3() SYCAMORE ST., CINCENNATY,
PITTSBURGH STEEL WORKS.
ISAAC JONES,
A Lso.
SPRING, PLOW AND A. B. STEEL
SPRINGS AND AXLES.
Corner Ross and First Streets,
jy2s PITTSBURGH, PA
D. B. ROGERS & CO.,
11•NUFACTIMEOS OP
ROO ERS' IMPROVED PATENT
EMU=
STEEL CULTIVATOR TEETH,
CORDED. Joss AND FIRST STRENTS,
25 PITTSBURG 11, PA
EINPEAN AGENT AND CONVEYA
Corner of Seventh and Smithfield steeete
PITTSBIIIKI
*AL Psesengers brought from the old country to Pitts
burgh, and monoye remitted to Europe. nov27
W. U. 8111T1I W. W. It. lIUNTKR
SMITH, MAIR & HUNTER
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
121 Second and lil Front st,
Pittsburgh, Ps..
WILLIAMS & ALLEN,
12333E3
CHILSON FURNACES,
Wrought Iron Tubing,
AND FITTING GENERALLY,
For Warming and Ventilating Buildings'.
air W. ,ft A. will contrpct for Warming and Ventilating
by Roam or Hot Water, Mies or Chilsou'ii Furnace, Church
es, Schools, Hospitals, Factories, Green Housea, Dwellings,
Court Houses, Jails, or Hotels. No. 25 MARKET STRIMP,
Pittsburgh. spl
F LOUR. GRAIN.
BACON, LARD, LARD OIL,
AND PRODUCE GENERALLY
No. 299 Liberty street,
dee I 4:Stpo PITTSBURG H
Jam. B,Koorm, late of Humphreys, Hoffman& Koons, Pinta
D. W. Hammitt. Late of Pittsburgh
KOONS 451, HERSTINE,
FLOUR FACTORS,
AND
General Produce Commission Meli;hants,
.tvp. 47 North Wharves and 1115 Nara Water sh ed,
below Race stmt.
PHILADE PHIA.
REY'S R TO
Ragaley. Woodward & Co. Phlld Bryan, Kennedy &
C. Pitldh.
Garrett. Martin &Co " Wllnutrth Co.
Wood & Oliver. " Bell & Liggett,
Si ter, Price & Co "J. & W. Ate,
Caleb i spa k " BaßaloY, Cosgrare & Po.
Truitt., %Mother & Co. " Watt & Wilson,
J. D. Lebmer &Co. Cincinnati. Fosdick & Fonida, Cincinnati.
A. A. Bullock & Co. Morrow & Gettior,
Tweed & Sibley, J. S. Chenoweth Co. "
And Plttebnrgh and Philadelphia Merchants gettm ally.
Jel kdapcdm
WRIGHT'S PILLS-5 gross just receive
and for sole by (Jy2l) MERINO BROS.
,~~~
IMME=I
DIRECTORS
8. 5. CARRIER
OLD ECLIPSE
W. IL Am.n
CZ=
HARDWARE
MERCHANTS,
CAST STEEL
JAMES BLAKELY,
ALEX. HUNTER,
DEALER IN
t'r 14-'l`)`-`
Redding's Russia Salve.—lt is a Boston remedy ,- "„ , i , -,n
.17, ;fr,,-4- -- . , t -111 AE1),4141 5 a , -- 71 ' tt
of thirty years' standing, rind* rec.dninendfd
E l tl i ltt dd lio n olti. 9 6 4 PW t kaftere
protracted nixter t i: r i
byLithysi
,: ns. .4 is ttlirre. apl tifxtedy curs sir .. orthel .a t a ild i fil t me . o l V.4,.;
4 4 ,5 71sitest , ; t dsegl
X
balls, pi it, hoili, (*orris, fehdfre, chilblains, d mi,4o.lo,,,iojireeikpit'4,l4o,:litre,;mi:lettca„...NO.7
obitstire ' revertikinti4 for Cnier sores, tile, s,
.taa w i,, , i tt „,,,, , • i f oi l wit ii, nu, ,'
~ --, prraooN, at 2o'clock.
ittil scalttilead,:nettlasn, ‘CILDIOII,I, Sore np- Th . frk . deof.thesainiiyav usTaietihnomittw ot'ttead.
plO, recettimemied bt:,. nurseeo whitlows, sti S, ''' - "
festers, flea bitei spleicr,,,stMss, frozen Jim s,
salt theta, ticaiip, sorciiiitl't 4 ii - eketl lips, s ib'
nose, warts and flesh wourls,:lit is a most vriltia
ble remedy and cure, which ciii be testified to py
thousands who have used it in the city of Boston
and vicinity for the last thirty yeats. In no in
stance will this,Salve do an. injury e or interfqre.
"with Physician's prescriptionS. It is made Cram
the purest materials, from a reoeipe brought frOm
Bosnia—of articles growing in that country}
andthe proprietors Nave 14ter from 441 pliislig,
clergymen, physicians, sensciptailfs, nurses, aid
others who have used 11.Amoselytts,,Ans1,..,recoto
'di:6M VO7ifi'el'-'s: — "Reililitig i s Russia Salve is Oar
in large tin boxes, stamped' on- OM cover with{ a
picture of a horse and a disabled soldier, whiph
picture is also engraved on the - wrapper. Price,
'25 cents a box. Redding &' Co., proprietois.
For sale by 13. A. Falulestoc)c -& Cd.,:tFletii
',lin Bros., R. E. Sellers - & - Co.,ttr. G.,-/t4itity4r
and H. Miner & Co., Pittsbargh ; BO St
kham ;
111/Rennan. Allegheny city __--`
irieHave You a Rupture of the Boo&I,a;
—I svonlii most respectfully invite the attentirm or thefteinf
flirted with hernia or rgipture of the bowels torny spieratiti
asset fluent of Trusses of various patterns. and to gait every
age, applied and entiefortion gm:mantled in every rase, at iny
Mike, No. 144) Wood street, Pittsburgh. Pa, sign of dig
Idon Mortar. Among the Trtussisi sold by me will ,bo
hush's radical Cute Truss;
French Truss,,, very tight spring
Gum Elastic Trusses ;
.Childrcne Trusars, single and double:
Umbilical Triciiis, chi/drains' and adults
Ebrrli's Elul.: Spring rrais
Dr. S. S. Filth's Sag:pada Truss ;
. .
The price of Trusses mrry frmn to gso. Tfericial
or Ruptured patients can be suited by remitting money and
entitling the measure around the hips, stating whether the
niptme is on the right of left ride. I olio sell end adapt
Pr. Banning's Lau or Body Brace, for the cure of Flo l l l l , '
has Uteri, Weakness of the Chest or Abdomen, Piles, Chronic
Diarrt.m., and any weak oem depending on a weak and debili
tated centlition of the alAominal mnseles.
Dr. Filth's Abdominal Su/Tarter ;
Rnglish Mart*, Abdonlinn , Belts;
Silk Math.: BrHA
And nearly every kirolor Supporter now In uses edso se-11
..Sloulder Bracts of every style, for weakenested and hoop
.houldreed penning.
Dash,: Staskingr. for broken and varicose reins
~ h apensary Bandages, of all kinds.
Syri ytg of ry ertriety avid pattern, and in fact - every
kind of mretho.aieai appliance rated In the cure or din:thee.,
K would state to perumg in want of Dr6e nor
Trustier that It an often Mend to unit the patient by writing,
but it ie totter to ..I , e the patient and apply the,T.ruite
r..tially. A tItIP;RH
11!t. 0 Kt). 11. REVSI4II, 140 *WodiVert,
Sign of the Uoblen Mortitr.
THE ALLIANCE INSURANCE-CO.
OF PHILADELPHI A.
PM - 0U PoIIATLI , In VIZ LIMIKLATME OF FEMOTLFA 3I 4 .3 •
CHARTER PERPETUAL- CAPITAL $300,00(a
Office No. 59 Wainnt St., Pblindeiphi n.
PR / f 7LEf EP TOR FIRE A IC7) MARINE INSUR.A.NO.E.
STATEMENT
A , at hori¢ed Capital
A radiant of Capital paid up
Sandia
Total ANl4`tR linbir for
=II
Bonds and '..lortgn.ges on ttniunimbered Real
Estate, and Stocks of par ................4182,500
00
lkoAls and I , loek Notes, bearing Six per rent,
interest ............ ... ............ 28,1.90 01,
Cash en hand and In Ow hnuds of Agents 25,744 18
Bills fleceicst.l. . 14,308 is,
EMI=
P. M Mornrty.
I,nkina, F.Ari
Wtn. Smith, litrn.,
- Geo. W. GonadAy.
Wm. J. P. Whim, klaq.,
J. S. Ilelfr
.1 M. - •tir.is Trumps/ix, Sec y.
Thin in to certify, that I have oritirally, and by a perimnid
examination of the bookm. capital, IiSSOCii and lifSnitritsoll of
the Alliance I linurrince Company, of Philadelphia. byre:3li
oteil the btalitliim and reaponaibillty of maid lirdihttiot..
and I do Tina. anti sill entirely clear iu my convintionn, that
a uninirkaired Capital in Mortgasp•
Est Ats. Wiirlil
for which the/MIMI, in mertgaz.d. investiptiotig have
boon rigor ms and searching . , And are. I
lIF.NJAMIN 11. ALISTtN.
tatio plon.cror in Rnying that T Lace bell
with Ibm.inaiin 11. Amnlt, for ,roral yAars, and have cot ire
onfliienr.. In hi. y and ability, and would
p:ace rail tip.. I,ts stat,•invot, or legal
AIILLAIt) FILLMORE.
Wm H. Blair. firm flair 11. 11. Afyr!ck k Co. Phila.
k I.lntur, 11N,. Jonkins, Jr. “
Wm. lion. Harry IMltlvrin. Syra
Hon. Jon. Downs, N. I* rose. N. Y.
If. 11. Ilathorm N. Y. 1.147nj. 11. Austin. itnirnlvi.
Thin t.lompAny ~11•;‘, 4 KIIRR INSUP.ANCP. on
no,l 6t runner. %1A1:1N K 1 NSU lIANCN on cent,-0.,
carp. and fright; ISLAND IN :411 NPMon 7, onfl6 I.v
rivors, lokes. 1-3113.6 ar rnilrowl, on (In lift.olllMOArlt I tl;
corms as an) oth,r rom08.11•10
LIMN TAAPPE,
./Y23 No. ito Wnlor street., Pittstmrgh,
CITIZENS' INSURANCE COMPANY
OF PITTSBURGH.
WT1,1,1 AM BAG A Miff, President
SAMUEL L. MA Secretary.
0 PFICR: 94 Woe, street, between Merkel and find streets.
Insnres HULL AND CARO() RISKS, an the Olin
and afivei.ippi Rivers and tributaries.
Denims against boos nr Darnago by FIRE.
Also, Again" tio rorils of the Sea and Inland Navigation
and Transportatinn.
William 11.mgmley,
James M.
Elnannol }lra,
Itthert Ditnins, Jr,
Isaac Ponnork,
S. Ilarb...nittl,
Walt, Ilryant.,
OMMONWEALTII INSURANCE CO.
HARRISBURG, PENNA.
Charier.' - - $300,000.
rm.. I o,o,Puddings awl ether Prop,ty against
Damage by lin•; Aldo, egainst Perils of the r'ett, Inland
NatiKsthat and Trldisporlation.
°Fromm—SIMON c.tMERON, Preaider t.
RRNJ. PARKE, Tice President
S. S. CA RRIRR, Seer etary.
A. A. CARRIER, Agent, Fourth and Smithflcld_(je2ltlni
DELAWARE MUTUAL
SAFETY INSURANCE COMPANY,
OFIIOE, S. E. CORNER TIII RD AND WALNUT STS-,
Philadelphia. ;
AR- MARINE INSURANCES on Venues, Cargo, Freight,
to all tarts of the world.
INLAND INSURANCES ON GOODS, by Ild.viim,Slanal./.
lakes and Land theriages, to all parts the-111111b—
irE INSURANCE ON NI RIiCIIANDIZE generally. On
Stores, Dwelling Ilunses, &g.
Astett of the linnparry Sdesnifs.r 518,1555.
Bonds, Mortgages and Real Hecate ..........
Phibuielphla City. and other Leans 85,210
Stock in Banks, Railroad and Insurance CO'd t:23,000 30
•hills enema • - • 28E410 97
yeah on hand . 2fi,82.6 59
IsAlancee in bandit of Agents, I'l,llOlllllA on Ma
rine Policies recently issued, and other debts
dne the Company CIR,FR9 Afl
Subscription Not. 100,000 00
William Martin
Joneph 11. Sent,
likitnund A. Solider,
Jolin C. Darla.
John 11. Penna.,
George G. baiper,
tklwaril Darlington.
Dr. It. M. llntlhoti,
Williani C. Ludwig,
lingb Craig,
Bpel.cer
Charles Kelley,
11 AIWA Brooke,
J. a. Johnson,
riiO3. C. HAND, ViCO Pr idonL
licsrar LrLlama, Soorotary.
P. 1. MADEIRA, Agent.
No. 95 Water streskt., Pittsburgh.
MARINE INSURANCE.
FIRE RISKS.
MANUFACTURERS' INSURANCE con
OF PIIILADELPIIIA..
0111kitTER PERMIT AL—CIELLVTILP PS THE eIVITIL ar IMMYLVANI.I,
Chartered Capital, 85001000.
FIRE, JfARISE AND INLAND T'RANSIt 4 RrA nn,
AARON N. LIPPINOIrr, phaid,nt,
ORRIN ROOKIht.
GEORG>: YOUNO, Treamarcr.
Aaron S. Lippincott, William R. Thomas.,
Mahlon llilltieghittli, W Miami Neal,
Nicholas lie Taylor. Aland Weeks.
Orrin Rogers, Clarke J. Finkle,
John P. Slipknot, James P. tintyth. I' ..
ajrThie Company has tern organi-zed with a Omit Capi
tal, and the Directors have A kethrtuie.l to adapt the hnimin.etB
to its available mammys. To observe prtaionea in cowling.
ing its alhirs, with a prompt mipistntent of kern.
PittAlnirgil lace, No. ;13 Water street. -
J. NNWTON JONES, An-mit
_
Tho following NVPII known and r, kabsible rims in Pint
burgh hano nutria - trip:at roMrenee to them, with rogarthfq,lito
stability and sou:nthem of tho Manufacturer,' Insurtinno
Compan Kra y.
mor k Rohm,
Goorgn P. Smith &
Janos, Tiernan & Co,
nor(
PENNSYLVANIA INSURANCE CO.
PITTSBURGH.
Corner o. Four.h and Smithfield Street',
ACT Mgt 1 ZED OA PITAL, $300,000.
Initure Building, and other Property . 4;ainat Lam Of
n ,••• by Fire, and the l'erils of tho Sea and Inland Navi
gation and Tpinap rtation.
FtCT.)RS.
aody Putereon, Japb Painter,
W. Waintork, ' Tantt
er,
George W. S u W. 8. Haven, Park;
L Grier Bprus , . Wade tfampaid, -IX M. Joni,
Jones, J E Jceiss, EL R. Cornea:
OFFICERS.
President. ..... ......Hon. WTI. B. JOHNSTON
rwe Pretiaent RODY PAITNRSON.
Sedyand Treat--A. A. OARst
lIIMIEI
c` --F sho. . 71114441.4410 RS
~:4114.1), D ONULSOlg - •06170.1ndd1.,0it44_111
(Thursday ).F.S.RNINO, et ft osetectr, tit . ANCEIOO4X,W.Lb,
corner of Fonrth and Smithfield otntota._ 41,..sCrdintkatmi from
-Fayetts=wity, nod otheitrivaiThicldrib - 6 - 4 ,61, ua
•• ''
raird abhe.' rums
itactading•unqiocennt -aubistftetors
ttonS arid Xifi aped, or, his, principal Speethetrthlthe tr. 8.
Seupti; Zahn itg - elotr, eshum.the , N , Y. FsontuK . ' oo6l—
an accurate steel portraisand numerous illustrations.
Thel.llli - efid s- Ilitnk - gricx. of Ames Iltle/Anatt, late
114"7.414*11an't in'ttontlOVKUnistot iciSadokt, Sens
tar ati Rept e ‘ntitth'e in 'Cowen', and Seeretary-of State:
laeloding most of his Important State Paperer,
Horton—with an ar*nrite portritt on steel
The Republltan IF,Sunpaign`Sengster—a large supply re
e•dved—prlee.l2.34 tents.,
Appleton's Railway told fiteinn'tlititiathririfillcts.
For sale by W. A. 01"ESS'SFRNXElf X 'OO4
an 7 it.tioklOSWOtis
PTING , .-W.ILLIAM C LAY'rWOr
nantebtat'and Fancy Falnt , r, 107 FOURTU street, be•
tween-Woort end•Stnithfield streets.
41.• All All. done In the Stilt 15tYle orthe
~..,:att7
PLEASANT
.1 0 0CAT/ON frgi
tleottence; bJeolil nn fat•nrafiln
.ugoted 7i`
on Idt,..Wandtington ; shontnnt nt' th , nitint,"wAs.ood -
paling con,,e, and planted with shade and triftliPent.,,' . -Prina . " 1 4
Jew and - terms nAny- 0;011111BERM* N. - _ s ' . 5;
. A-BUSINESS MAN wantirt'tv'too3l,„ . 9asi- 1 . 1
re4red
XI. nova location, whore but a arnalt-capital b ,
put hear of a good .husittesis stand for dale, itysapid to
au7 ' E. CUM.B.EItT .4 SUN, 01 Ratko, t.
.
__.... -
N l? ) , , l . V .,„ M oinl US g l .b C g — lngB "Nolf whal 41: , e ,,, . n uing . ~.
expressly composed and,written by her fater,3lrwCiatori. F .
If loved by thee—Ay rrairio 810wer,..-two now 13tairte
..py r,
W. V. Matinee. ~ . n 7 i
“ Illleve litho in the spring ilme".-.Frantit ILIWnwIt. ' .1 .
You remember tillon—J. AL Sb "!A rt—, 'M ll
II Ir k
l'll sing tlieo a song.of a dent little liMert.;4. R.'
Come to this. heart to lonely--foecantrititd , Weidd ~.,
ty Sart,. . - I
Yes, thou art like flower of ,Illay-- , Ferd. Hitler; -..,
1 , lEkt , NoelnniWt pour le Plant-prir . W . V: Wrilptse—i-Vn. I 3
Sonvimir de New York. A.
..: laity Stautehottisebz'—llobt.l3tiiiiel.' ' . ms `
~,'..,'
Meet me in the forest shade—words byptrettee . :*o lin— li t
raturiskitpliYalatenimm.....4,--55.,.........%. .v 4 , ,
Moonligkt.Rollut—tinmL N.,pornell. ;v. : 4
ElroswedftWidet—Perryn.K ,. -A ' ' -". '
$7.1.0606 00
. 46,140
rff.D,nt 1841
r~,P3J lA
Jainest Sill. 1 1 1.gq., •
BOW. I. llyrick, Fsg n
.1. 11. McColloy,
P. Wyckoff: Etwg.. - •
Wm. 11. llr‘y. Egg..
'Benj. H. AnAtim
P. M. 11101:1 lITI', Pmidonl
MC=
Capt. Mark Sterlitig,
Swami M. Kior,
William DiughatM
John S. Dilworth,
Pruitt: Sellers, •
J. Selimmmakar,,
William B. Days.
deal
$617,318 16
DIRECTORS.
James O. Hand.
Theophilris Paulding,
James Trurputir ,
Eyro,
Joshua L. Price,
ohLllll% Teti npul,
Samuel R. Stokee,
Moray Sloan,
James 11. !McFarland,
Charles Sc
Robert Burton,
John It. Semple, Pittsburgh
D. T. Morgan,
J. T. Logan,
WM. MA.E.TIN, PresideoL
MEM=
Wilson, Childs & Co.,
Hampton .1110.cmpboll;
IL Childs &Co.
MM=M
~a. • ":.
NEW ADVERTIMitNtr---
•
The Last meeting with the Old . yok4,--isp.ker.. . -.•
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Alm, Fantasia* and' Conner!. Dieece by ,Iyedlareitpastave
Satter, Ratios and. 'others. •'__
_•"Illi
Just received by Ks - prem. ,% ' CHAULOTtbritiffhllk
- Pio. 11/1-Wood aL f seosad door abote FtWat. II
4F-r2dusinmaited , frecrot peetage. ' ' ' ' ...itt"dr
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17 FOAL ESTATE AT AUCTION Pin Man
-11, will sell at Public' Auction. on Sntune
po afternoon, the leth day of August, at 3 n'elnek;ati the 4
prentLue, six adjoining Lots of tirotunknactPlan 20 ft front
ou Chancery street in the Ilerongh of kinnehestCt r byl2B ft.
deep to a 24 foot alloy. This bleak'altagetbei vonta *like a
det. 'rattle a to for a country. residence, belt g - out ut thii'btist•
ri,,A.l par I the foment'.
Ale`yl ISO Loaor ttranud 21 feet front by. 96 feet &Inches
deep, n the corner of gionklin and ciumtiers;stro,tei-pppo
t .Arriodateltanerell , •
4.
Sale positive. Teruerit mile. • • .
era -AficUqueere.
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,-=OIL
PAINTINGS, kc., AT AGUTION.—On.MUSA'. atoll.
At:gust solttat
Salve Rams, corner of W n,d tft!
I utdirie, Cylinthr !AI& tytTaldk.
1 Ilittitlog Glis6 Gold Watch. ,
1 English Lever •
Levor ,
7 " FAimpfitiletti " • .
2 in:wrier 141.antio Clocks. . .
eanuogsTwith hands=asiltrramm
wel be addod to above nolo, one attperlop botaebe# ',ewer
Gold Watch, intlopentlout eoceant parachute 4:id "comisoza,
bon balance. , 11.1. ibat9l4
nu 7 •• • :Ailebtlit
A RARE CIIIANIEE,
5 , .11( - 1 ACRES, OF TIMBER, COAtiand
1 VI-ill, IRON ORRIAND to offered for sale on titer
aide terms, or in exchange for property in thin eitir or
county,
This Lund ts heavily timbered, and lies conveniently - fa the
Cho ion river, in Forest clinnty, go that the linnber din he
'looted out and broright terearket.." '
It contains an- F.LEVFN 'FOOT MN of
GOOD
COAL
Under n large portion-of the land. '
There is also
Iron Ore and Lirnestona
In nlnientance upon It; and thos'oii I good and ;rilli-se4red.
A RAILROAD r -;
Is au rvrynt errors it, and will no doubt be bnilt; trbklcla
pert of is litre of railroads from Now York,to St. Dindsg
The Soil is goat and generally revel, and le Jut We ratbit of
region that will soon be one of farm of
The VW acres lie together ht a body, and will be at a
-•
bargain to the pun-hence. Enquire - of
TUOMAS WOODS; ,teal Ratak! siersn,t,
anti . bioafilcatrthotteet, ritillbure L „
CIIOIC E LANDS IN 10W.A..— : 7W,.,,e,'Ave
tome Lands for Kale In Johnsq d connty,ilvoyalleritrtm
town City, on the — Port De Moines road, of-a 7rery, _ -
lynt
quality-41W arra* in ono body., ' _
Al., Riality Arras in Mills ixtnney4 tWelirs rn AVM
Gnu„ it ,rind's; tao milt* Crum Olen nwoixf,the Coo *sot.
Also. One luintlieli Acres in Cedar county, halt"-Itatlbee
tween lowa City and Musinstino„ nl only Guesting-UM M.
M. R. It. which ie 111.1 r in otierrios. .For terrosind*lce
enquire of litn6) BLAIi,ELY & .
11.1t4A1-
CrJ.OIINTIII7 .
offer for saie f liits"lte
ronmodating tertus, own very desirable locations' for
Coll I 1 LF,N WWI, situate near Past Liberty. To persons wishing
a country home, these Lots offer great indueihnititti, being
good carriage marl, euirlneat tbe paisebger sta
tion of the Pennsylvania Railroad at; East .1411.eirtp ;
Enquire of T110.11,A8*V10... pft„,,
nue iroarefored.
EAST BIRMINGIIAM.— For ,soloi,,one
BUILDING LOT in East Birmingham. .Applyto.
mat BLANKLY KG
A FARM FOR SALE, in Patton towtship,
ACL. on the waters of Turtle Creek, and one Mlle llom
me w:writ Station on the Pennsylvania nalh-caub sixteen
mike from Pittsburgh-0(v Hundred Acre: thirty.live of
which are primp bottom land. Improvement,. eiaelst of a
hewn ii-g "Muse; n 'Primo Stable and ,141:g 2Urn--yousit Or
chardi Ate: This Aim would tlividiEwk l 4) l l t,illlAtat , 1 :1 1 kla
abongeinally through it. Appltto ' '
..___.
nun BliA/S.RIX dkkletrfrli.
M i ltVl fl4.lolltßll4ittulTallti'" F.
're to int' he
It
idioms of Pittalmitzti and vkil#lY''Ularbo:-ti*D
w, IP°
'Mo establishment, and intern% in ISO (*Method ,tr 1-
a
hand, for retail pertinent, the ClTOlCKST,imd'llglir4l3Al,
TV OP-018ARS, TOISACCOAND.WYSTko -.beftittinkiakhis
city. iiie.'No:b7 FIFTH greet; Meooulc 'MU:
.._ '
auecce . P . PRI:01'40.
CIT Y PROPERTY .1411.. K :,$41•.0 -w, pm
Frame domes in tho AftliWan4 fronting.., ( Pi
street. with large and eligible Lot. .......,..:,
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Also nine Lots of Oround on Webster street., 20 „fper,frttoMV-'
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by 110 feet deep: ,
Also, ten Bonding Lott on Summers street,...%fetCliy; 185
feet. Apply to ' [enOj MARE= St Holum.
MAGAZINES all rereired for 4t4J+4 , qT.
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Frank I.ogli‘oll 110#110 V4t14,10x1 VO'S pollllil $l3
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Stud rocolrod ind for 6.110,by
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5 Nos. t•2 l and Ptertrstaxl.
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