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FR.II)AV MORNING
FOR PRESIDE NT.
JAMES BUCHANAN,
OF PENNSYLVANIA
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
JOHN C. BRECKINRIDGE,
OF K ENTUCKY
-DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.
GEORGE SCOTT, or Courhave Oo
AUDITOR OCCERAL
JACOB FRY, Jr., Morroomroir Co
MASS MEETINGS
OP TIM
DEMOCRATS OF PENNSYLVANIA
46 The Union must and shall be preserved
TRY DEMOCRACY up PENIY6TI.VINI , and all others in favor
of preserving the Union of the States. now seriously endan
gered by a sectional orgattivition, led and controlled by the
open enemies of the Federal o,llBtillltioll, and conduced
upon the alarming ideet of repudiating neatly one-hail of
the States of this Union, are respectfully notified that MAN+
MEETINGS will be held at the following tuned and
of the fnends of JAMES BUCHANAN Pre aletit, and
JOHN C. BILECKINKIIaiE for Vi,c Presielt•cit :
At ERIE. Er le Ceunt). ❑ IV EDNIE: , I)A V, the_ th day
August, 1.11.5,3.
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At PITTSBUIttiIi, Allegheny County. con WEI)N AV
the 10th of sew...tuber, I ASA.
At BELL FIFON TE, Centre l'..mtity, ou W F:DN iisl.A V, th
24th of September.
At Cap..l U. :Mated k•[[ PEI
N ESDA Y, LI. 61 of Oclolwr
And ht I'lll LAD FILL' li lA,oh t 17th of Septelhher, 1
being, the kunivetenr) 01 the A,lophon of the Cotestithhot
of the Clahmi State,
Emiucut Den...rata, from ..ur own and othot :1 4 tatea, wit
be ',reseal el ell these weetiag4, to ea,lttefs t ber trllow
13y order of the
DEMOCRATIC STATE CENTRAL OIM
THE commumeatiou of our fritnia fr(au the
country will appear to-morrow
FRICiIIONT FINAKCIALLI
People may unconsciously and unintentionally
become parties to a fraudulent operation, and
there is just a possibility that such may be the
case this year. To represent a man as very
wealthy when in fact he is not so is apt to mis
lead, and give the man a credit and an ability to
wrclf_ its neighbors.
It has been represented that John c. F ee mot.t
is extremely wealthy—worth millions in fact--
and yet recent developments would seem to ren•
der that matter very doubtful. For instanc.•.
ex-Governor McDougal, of California, made a
speech in New York lately, in which he said,
among other things, that Fremont's Mariposa
claim was not worth s'•Cto Yet the Courts Lave
pronounced his title to the property good. Ilia
there are other filets to be considered in a Cnil
fornia land claim besides the mere title and pa
per. Fremont bought the Mariposa estate of
Alvarado, in 1t47, for s:i 3 OitU. It contains over
60,000 acres—a part of it gold ore land At
that time, and since, the title he acquired has
been considered valueless. The first Court be
fore which the case was-tried, decided it against,
Fremont. It has been iu litigation ever since.
until quite recently. Nleautime settlers have to
cated upon it in great numbers, securing their
farms and claims under the general expectation
that Fremont's title would be declared void
There they are now by hundred., with their im
provements, their herds and flcks, and their
mining claims and implements. From some rep
resentations it may be inferred that at least a
thousand or two of people have loente.l their
homes on this notorioti; Mariposa. They arc
resolute and not very ~ e rui.,ulk,u,, , u1k,u, , men, 5.11 d will
Stand i s ,. a !
of their homes, and what they Conceive to 1.1.
their rights. Frein nt sn 1,1 .1 -y hi
estate, or reap it, fruit• and on
every one of these settlers must be disr4RAe,•ed
and driven uff. An attempt to do that must he
backed by an army or fail. It will at once be.
come the Caine of the land monupoli..t and ,pe.--
ulator again9t the laborer-
people. Those who know something of Western
life, and particularly the .tile of affair , in
fornia, can appreciate the dittirultie+ of such An
undertaking as that of dispo-,essing all the nu
merous settler-‘ on Mariposa And each year
the difficultte. increa,e The settler;
more numerous, their improvements more 'situ
able, their home feeling tore confirmed, and
their resolve to abi le a bi ,ody for r
homes, if necessary. more determined. Who
shall dispossess the numerou- settlers on Mar , -
pose!' What Sheriti will uu lertake it " Whit
will the Vigilance Committee ...ay'
the people of the whole State -ay for Fremont
is known to be unpopular in Callforma
member the anti renters or New lurk.
Fremout's is a far worse case than that ~f the
New York landlords. Ile bought the wh' le
estate for a mere trifle. Ile has never
upon it. He cannot be considered a resident of
California. He lives in New York city.
With these facts in view the remark of Mc-
Dougal can be understood. Ile thinks Fremont's
claim hardly worth $:,00. Fremont has no other
wealth. The gold diggers are exliaii. , ting his
mines, and his lands are in the hand , of those
who intend to keep them, and cannot easily be
driven off.
Now, under such circumstances, whence comes
the money which it is evident is profusely squan
dered to forward his election. Doubtless out
siders furnish some. Doubtless the s6o,otiii
which California had sent to pay the interest on
its bonds has been used. Doubtless the Kansas
Aid funds have been so employed also. But the
main fund after all consists, no doubt, in Jo/n
C. Fremont'2 pr,nt.,ory Wile • . That fact is not
left to conjecture. His notes are for sale in the
streets of New York and elsewhere, and are of
fered at ttrentyluur per cent. discount already :
that is, at 2 per cent per month. They getter
ally have a year to run That, it is
will give him lime to get into the pre , idential
chair'. With the chance at a NH treasury which
that position might give him, who knows but
what those notes might be paid' Do any ilouht
that his notes are thou in circulation. See,
then, what the N. N Econoctot, one of the hest
commercial papers in this country, an:l seld,ou
meddling with to say on the sohjeet
We quote the fi flowing fret!' the Er..1,i0ni..1 .1
August 2 :
Mo. EDITOR—It ha:, been alleged that the paper
Julia C. Fremont ie uttered to N% a ll ,u.„t at a 'ugh
rate of money. Can yi.o inform • of the
facto 7"
We do not know that the private affairs of an in
dividual should be made a matter or discussion in
the public prints, even although the name of that
individual may have been connected with the I're3i
dential canvass. The fact is, however, that Col. Fre
mont's paper is offered for sale, and that description
of sale may as well be advertised as that of any
other goods. We have seen the note of John c.
Fremont, drawn to his own order, dated March, 1556,
fur $l,BOO, 12 months to run, offered at 13 per cent.
per month—say $1,;:i8-1 for $1,860 ; and we have
heard of many others. The investment may be a
very good one, and possibly the paper will find buy•
eve. The paper was said to have sold at 2 per cent.
per month, but was probably withdrawn. The pa
per. is said to have been offered at 5 per cent. per
month.
Such is the testimony of one of the most able
and reliable commercial papers in this country.
It is also st Lted in New fork papers that when
the protest of California fur nun-payment of in
terest was noised abroad, Fremont was found
upon the streets endeavoring to raise money to
replace the $60,000, and failed to do so. There
is no report of the interest being yet paid. We
submit them, that, in view of recent develop
ments, capitalists who deal in paper should give
the Fremont " promises to pay" a pretty wide
berth. We do not wish to injure holders who
may need the proceeds, but, until the shades
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upon Fremont's credit are cleared away, his pa
per should not be very eagerly sought for by
bankers. We shall no longer represent him as
wealthy until informed how he is going to dis
possess a few hundred or thousand settlers and
laborers on Mariposa. That California interest
should be paid, too ; and the " promises to pay"
should be negociated at a lower rate of discount.
There may be trouble yet before November.
Should those notes prove utterly unsaleable,
some—a good many, may begin to think that
instead of being handsomely bought, they are
shabbily ,‘ sold "
AUGUST
So much for Fremont financially : and the
view suggests a remark or two on the aspect of
things politically. Did ever the honest people
of this country know a presidential campaign
that presented such remarkable features ? When
before have the evidences been so palpable that
money in vast sums has been employed in get
ting a nomination and promoting an election
When before have newspapers been so suddenly
and surprisingly converted? When before has
a Massachusetts abolitionist been beard to boast
that Pennsylvania could be and would be bought
fur a million dollars" When before have leading
newspapers dared to hold out such a lure to the
greedy, the needy and the seedy, as the Tribune
and !Herald did, that a great fund would be
raised to secure Fremont's election" And when
before has British influence been boasled of in
behalf of an American candidate" Verily we
have fallen upon strange and startling times.
EIMEZI
t is early in the history of the Republic to buy
is first office with gold' Still more strange if
t can be bought with doubtful "promises to pay-
fter ti? election
Corrspotlon , of tits Pittsburgh Itiorniug Nest J
The Ame eira n San hedrita— Ihstinyttished
niyhters pr , wnt--An ciurat Ticket in
IJ—Sum after thr 11 u lly Harr,.
HARRISBURG, August 5, ltss..
Dear l'caft suppose you are aware that
this is the day axed for the meeting of the Fill
more and Dotiekon Convention to nominate no
electoral ticket to represent what is left of the
great American party in Pennsylvania. Well,
it did come off, and most successfully, too
the Sanhedrim did not meet with closed doorsor
in a hall on some retired alley—there was no
grip, sign or password. The meeting was iu
broad tiny light and the place—Capitol Hiil.
However, 1 noticed among the delegates some
leading " midnighters "—like Hun. John If.
Edie, of Somerset, President of the State Coun
cil, (now no more) Dr. Wm. M. Wright, of Alle
gheny, Joseph H. Flanegin, of Philadelphia, and
a few more of the same sort. I would not pre-
tend to give you even a t..ynopsis of the proere•
lugs, but will only say they were adniirahl
enthusiastic and beautifully harmonious. Th
latter . l uality was no doubt the considerably in
'id by the qnmruary manner in which all discord
eut elements wan treated A couple of lovers
of mule soup and grim,' hopper pie had the to
merit . ) , to contest the seats of ^ two Aniericau4 .
--or Fillmore men--but refusing to •' helictc
most sincerely" in the Ex•l'resideut their cii-e
was nettled in a jiffy.
But really the Convention to-day was a signal
succems, and has caused the few Fremont and
Dayton men hereabouts to tremble fur fear that
an exploring party will have to he teat out next
November to discover the whereabouts of the
ilreat Explorer. More than fifty counties were
represented, and by men—if words are anything
—who are determined to du or die The counties
not represented were Armstrong, Beaver, Butler.
Bradford, Bucks, Chester, Crawford, Susque
hanna, Sulli , an, Wayne and Wyoming. The
temporary chairman was the lion Jasper I.
Brady, of Allegheny—who, if I am not Ini.tal,ru
was once in Congress—representing the dist i ...t
composed of the couutiet of I . utriberland, Frankl
and Perry lie presided with great dignity and
was suoceedisil as permanent President by the
li on \u lrew Stewart taritt of Fayert,
'VII- Stewart exemplified iuteme Americanism
hi. , perch on hvillg t .,, 1113Ct4.1 to the rha,r Ile
said he had nut now our never had a doubt of the
election of Millard Fillmore by the free and ett •
lightened citizens of the-e great tilted State,
There, \lre Editor, is a specimen of the faith
that animated this Conventdm If It it hot %It'
faqir t. remove the Ito.dty Mountains, it our.
ought to be great enough to • remove the niaa
whose principal claim to Presidential honors
his suc,ess in finding hit way across them
in the afteru,on the following electoral tleket
was put in the field, with a resolve agairpd a
fusion come from whatever quarter it might
I,laTtth T Othllt.-101t1,
and nuvoiee of the
I•t A. C. Earmarklt. Ilia/ Samuel J.lll
Whlte
ID (h IV T,Anglean
41b Henry. D. Mteure. 11;th Juniall V.llarh,etr
I)3liiel loilaner 1711 - .
Newtmn. . (le., W. Patton
70.1 Caleb N. Pdth Jas. H. Kuhn,.
=MEE
th Samuel liennagy. 21st Wm. M. Wright.
Intl, Henry W. ~ n ),ler 221 Ilet,ry
II th J:toot, Ilatnmer. I 23,1 .1n- M \e,1,1“
I .lth 1:-bort F. Clark. 241.11 J Heatheringt.,
.lataer M 014 ter.
"Fluor are one or two vacatioirs in the ahoy,.
who II are to be filled Lyn eummittee appoint,
for lilt' rUrpo - Le The , e men are all to be lute'
rogate I 1,0 to whether alley are for Fillmore at. I
thole!. first, last, and all the tome, and if the
.th-err— are iu the affirmative, they are to
eonsolered '• 4°nm/on the goose —al lit, their
names will Le strielien off and others suhsi,
toted.
A. I write there IF, a mass meeting of the Maine
party g“ing on in front of the Court House that
not-t he soinethiug r..f an affair, judging by the
loud and prolonged applause. In this county it
is conceded Fillmore will divide the oppopition
ors with Fremont. His friends contend Le will
distance the woolly horse. I noticed a dozen or
more of the delegates to the Chamborsburg Con
vention in the hall of the House. They were
lookers on in Venice, to see the fun, of which, I
apprehend, to day was performed only the first
act. Yours, 0 K.
The clamor raised by the friends of Fremont
on account of the alleged violations of the free
dom of debate by Southern men has induced the
Piaui(haler to reproduce from its columns of 1 sc,ti
an incident in the short, Senatorial caroer of Col
Fremont which forcibly illustrates his fitness as
the candidate of the ebriekers for free speech
It is as follows:
I , ,purr. AND FRP.NONT DIVPIDULTY.—The
difficulty between Senators Foote and Fremont grew
t the ei reumstance that Foote charged FreILILWI I,
in the Senate, with seeking legislation in reference
0* the gold mines for the sake of his own private ad
vantage, which Fremont pronounced false. After
wards they met in the ante chamber, when Fremont
struck Foote and brought blood. 'they were imme
diately separated by Senator Clarke. Subsequently
Fremont addressed a note to Foote, demanding a re
traction of the language used by him in debate, to
be signed in the presence of witnesses, and a el.'
lenge note Way left if he refused.
F..ote deehned to sign the paper, but addres•-
ed a life in reply to Fremont, disclaiming any in
tention of giving any personal offence iu the lan
guage used by him In debate,
The friend, of both parties considered this sails
factory to Fremont, but, at his instance, the note
Mr. Foote woe submitted to Ca Benton, who con
sented to the arrangement. Thu following card is
the result
A CA nn.—The undersigned are authorized to state
that the difficulty between the Hon. it. S. Foote and
the lion. J. C. Fremont, growing out of certain -
pre,sions used by the former in relation to the Cali
fornia 101 l in the Senate last evening, has been oil
polled satisfactorily and honorably to both those gen
tlemen. Signed,
A. C. DODGE,
NVM. GIVEN.
HENRY W. SIBLEY,
RODMAN M. PRICE.
Wash. C'n ion
THE Louisville C , urfer says of the election in
in Kentucky as follows
THE RESULT IN RENTUCKV.—We have returns
by telegraph from several of the most important
points of the State. They all indicate very large
and decisive gains for the Anti-Know-Nothings.
Indeed, we have no doubt but that the result of
yesterday's election in Kentucky will show a
majority of ten thousand for the Democracy.
The issue of party politics iu this election was
forced upon the Democratic party, and it has
very manfully and triumphantly, met that issue.
This result is but a foretaste of November.
Thoughout Kentucky the love of the Union pre
ponderates above all oath-bound and secret fac
tions.
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Fin L
FROM HARRISBURG
2t)th .1,1.11 n
The Freedom of Deb•te
WASHINOTON, SepL 2 4 , 1,`3511
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41.
. FREMONT AND CALIFORNIA.— The fusionists
are claiming that " Fremont, as a member of the
tsa is.; res. August :t, 19:,11.California constitutional convention, was promi
• ' . r. Pawls H'i'—'the
nen
1 State a a
free
n l nearlye
solely
constitution."Unfo influential rtunately
,Sildry/cotem tiltertruvi s .4 membn en,' to the for this story, it appears that Fremont was no/
Bill Rerniu •to qar:v Designs— Kansas • a member of the convention referred to, and had
ura ,,.. s an d N eat _ oid Li ne nothing to do with making California a free
iState, in any way; so far as the proceedings of
W/. p York that or any other body show.
The Senate has continued for the past week to
grind out river and harbor bill, the majority
steadily voting them through, anti the ie;nority
as steadily epposiug their passage. The whole
of the three millions proposed to he appropriated
for this purpose, will he divided ameng a hun
dred different points, and the amounts ultimately
last, all for the benefit of a few persons resident
at the harbors to he improved or constructed.
Such have been the results heretofore of the
system—if the occasional appropriation for this
purpose can be called a system—and such will
certainly be the results of the proposed expen
ditures. Nearly all the hills that have passed
the Senate, have received over a two-thirds vote,
.) that the veto of the President will not avail
to prevent this waste of the public fund'. Mr.
Stuart, the Michigan Senator who has charge of
this branch of legislation, has notified the friends
of these bills that their policy is not to enter into
a discussion of the principles involved, that these
have been settled, and that discussion will only
postpone them to a period of the session to,. late
to act upon them. So they are passed seriatim
with scarcely a word said in their favor.
According to promise Mr. Lunn essayed to Vet
up hi. , Kansas bill in the 11,use of Representa
tives on Monday, but the motion failed, not e•
reining a two-thirds vote in its favor. but on
Tuesday he made a discovery which enabled him
to get it before the 'louse and, under the opero
tion of the preNt..tb: ti, to force its passage
A resolution to declare the laws of Kansas null
and void was int toduced int., the House in Felar.
Curreepundeore .r the Pittsburgh Zwrting Pvst.l
FROM WASHINGTON-
Myers .1 nd Ildrbor, —l'd
ary last and referred to the Committee the
Whole: a motion 1., re, itri ler the reference %a .,
entered at that time, which had never been acted
on. The motion to reconsider being a privilege I
one, Mr Dunn called it up, Secured its reeiiii
sideration and then amended the remilutiou
substituting his own hill providing for the re or
ganization of the Kaimas Territorial government.
The hill wipes out the pact and commences anew,
and. among other prolisions re-establishes the
Missouri restriction. or in other word,,
the Wilmot Porviso to the Territory of KlthS:\ '•
This the Mack Itepu ilicans voted for with a
hearty good will. Lint an ober :vision caused
wry faces to many of them The bill authorizes
the withdrawal of all slave , that may he in the
Territory, and further recognizes the authority
of the fugitive slave law therein The Itiack Re
publican i'shrtekers for freelm, have thii
stultified themselves f,,r a ilos they
declare unconstitutional itnit which the
flounce as a came fro,l,m The
cannot pass the Selllllo, 1,111 tuvy Le atni•uded
We bill originally passed tit Limit to-utxh f
gresx.
,1r Sherinari', amen fluent to ho sari mite
priation the nei of the I iiite
State, forces in executing the law• i.f Kan-a•.
and directing the President to .lisnrin the inhale:
tantt of that Territory-- an union , titittional iii•
rection, liy tire way -will lead to the defeat of
that hit!, if the House u p o n il. Th e ii i :l
to now liefore the Senate. ate! it ha- I.ren re
ported from the I ..1111111:Ite.• nn Finvinet, :it; a
reriiintiwridation li-ogree te atnetoinirtit
alone The till w wit Not be L.... 1,4 la any tither
respect. The true wt!! therein!, iio turkile
tween the tw.k and we .h..:1
whether the Illaek. , nirl
to mind up to the work !lot i.el dirm the
Greeley and the it stand , s!
present, it is all e:1, rt hy a ,eelintiai
of tout branch of tta,. riier •••
he other and tire I'r.-• e o n, / '
shoe Will/ It, .10111111 i• ..L6:-1 • ,•111
rhetely Change the Chle , l , ter ..tar euv,et 1n.t.1.
it W—.ll , i ro , I,Jllgee cht,k+ n 11.11.1102,
1.111 our to vOrch :‘!: I•Ncr w eiltr , Lie.l .1
rmle Lent, , f the leel+lllter I..wer I
.• tms litTliern r l t.. rev
the it. :;$ the
110 Kann. r , ,nte.te.l , r 1
TII"Te faVf , rably thorn unght 1111 , 0 Le.ll tu I
It wst. dear Ns r iepri% r I
hie ,4•11 t, ),It Cyril the ritt-I:t . '.•
rda.k it,pudli,•An.. , . ...to I n..t ~,!
.ently t.. pit ler ;11 I , a... 1 ./'1(
alep twn far irl , t lit r
re.wittatlve, and a new he:A
Ilm RI/thrill , / 1. , WI T'.en
the re al ..tr,notk at tie. w..: h. tc•.l.• I
ham's , 1. 4 .111 w.th
!TV.
arnet,lm in mom.. way Liur hi!l. the rie.
must he uu , ler the kw- 11 , •ly w hr., rho
+/LIM. law- Vt illt•11 11, 11.1 t, I 11 , 01-• It,
leekre.l null met ..id
rn Kaman partiewate !r, au 1.14,1,11 6..1.1 owl.,
theme laws, r will the again gt. through the
fare.. or htll 41 , VW&
ro,:zuutl.dEim t
liru.dcn end lied d tokie ti , d I. nt, I the•e•
gerillornen hat,. r
!I ' l,l•iV .4, , II
c•11:4,1 , .1 At the ..111t.
pay the tine tutt.,,-ed itt—tt h t.
pIiIII.IIMYLII I r his --1111!I .t.
~unttn.. -
Puth I. the reply of 1 . 1!".,f1, Iht•
Cen.lire by the If u lt.e Here •elitative•
The letter. ef Setia!or- Pratt and Pearce, t. ,
Maryland, ••1•1 line Whig-, in j a v ~r the
lwu "r Buchanan and Itrm kuti i I,e, will la•
lowed. it is ailed by toe it the -awe aort Iron
Reverdy ,liilin-tdu Ih ve , e..n a li.t !tort,
two line 1V 11ig , 11.1 that Ntste - gentirtn,
iif and • hart. ter wh. , have deelara
their purmi.e to -II 'Tut t 111 0 11,11!111 an I Bre, -
inridtre That to a -htniog example to idd 11 hi,
every where ' , lie that patrn,to• wen, who cee,
to defend the Ciiii-titutiuti and maintain ti„
Union, need not fear to imitate Til.,uand-,
only in Maryland but in every State ~ f the
will follow their lead and rai.e the hanner
Buchanan and Breekinridge.
The Union of the two wings of the leutocr-it it
party in the state of New York, there is g0..,1
reason to believe. is a cordial uui , n , and the
harbinger of the success of the State and pro"
dential ticket. The Union has been well man
aged and such nomination- , made as will secure
the approbation of the rank arid tile of the party
Itichard.son, of Illinois, has just returned
from that State, bringing most satiqfactory ac
counts of our prospects. His election as Gov
ern or, and the complete triumph of the Demo
erotic ticket, lie regards as a sure result.
Senator Sumner to be a Morgan until
It has now become tivithint that the genie I
the opposition it, to have Mr. Sumner play
itick until after the election The New York
A . . 1 es,, which has i.yrntinthiied with Mr : .4 tn•
tier, live recelve , l.a lin vat e tier fr.pin Washing
tun potting them on the guard It :
I know that you and your l n •e,s have Nynipa
thi7ed with and protected Sumner from the all•
gations made, that he was shamming rick nes,
or that him friends were lying about him. The
k:rpre , , has warmly defended him a• if a Mack
Republican journal—it may lie for ol•1 acquaint
ance sake: but be on your guard: if', Alba.
77,r, i s e.hriairi . il here.
Senator Sumner 6ituoelf is a brilliant actor
a dashing rhetorician, a , parkling fancy man, a
Chestertielditin gentleman, mid a scholar—lint
he is a man of no metth•, and no stuff—no stn
mina—and of no real use, in public or private
life, except for party purposes. There are able
men about him, who would freely use him only
as 'a good enough Morgan for the election;' but.
that he would die for their benefit I have uo idea.
Nevertheless, they have been pli ug;
hi. iwagi
nation with all s o rts of suggestions, insinuations
and misgivings, and they make him really be
lieve Lis head is in peril. Indeed, Leis just such
a man as can thus ho frightened to death through
his fancy. You have read of French experi
ments of a man's being bled to death—in faneti
—when the victim had not lost a drop of blood.
Sumner's susceptibility is just of that character.
The unscrupulous men that have him in charge
for election purposes are playing this game—even
with him. Be on your guard—and I will write
you further."
Whereupon the editors of the Erprea• comment
as follows:
" This letter, from a gentleman we well know,
is all we know of this matter. The editors of
the Express do largely and freely sympathize
with Mr. Sumner, and have so expressed them
selves, publicly and privately—notwithstanding
the ferocity of his rhetoric . but they do not feel
it a duty to withhold this extract from a letter—
for there is too much, in truth, in this descrip
tion of Mr. Sumner's character, which compares
him to the man who thought he was bled to
death, on the representation of friends when he
had not lost a drop of blood."
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AN th•r AND Orr TRICK.-(TO be played in
an Omnibus. j—lf asked to go outside to oblige
a lady," plead as an excuse that you would, but
you dare not, for " you only recovered from the
typhus yesterday, and instantly there will be
room for the lady, as every gentlemen will, all
of a sudden, be only too glad to go outside.
titi" A Lady of our acqualdt anic e, Mrs. POW.
ELI, No. IR Stanton street, New York, was troubled with
liver complaint fur n long time, and after trying many rune•
wag advised to try Dr. NULANE'S ChLEBRATED
LI VER PILLF, prepared by Fleming Bros, of Pittsburgh.
Oho did so, and says that with one box she wan effectually
Indigestion. stoppage of the menses, costiveness, and
general irregularity the bowels, are all diseases origins.
ting in the name prolific cause, as is also that dreadful
scourge, Dyspepsia. Those who are afflicted with any of the
stove enumerated diseases. may rest assured that the
source of all their maladies is in the liver, and for its correc
tn. the last remedy ever offered to the public Is Dr. Me-
Lane's Celebrated Liver Pills. Try them. The money re
funded if nut satisfactory.
Purchasers will be careful to ask for Dr. Jr Lan'', Ode
brab,l /Leer P,lk, inactufa4tured by Fleming Bros, of Pitts
burgh, Ps. All other Liver Pdls, in comperiesin, are worth
less Di sl'Laile's genuine Liver Pills, ale. hie celebrated
eriuifuge, cast now 1,,, had at ail respectable drug stores.
None genuine without the signature of FLEIIIINO BROS
Aldo, for sale by the solo proprietors,
r 1.8311150 BROS,
Succeesors to J. Kidd et 00.,
nO Nw.l strew- ouruer of Fourth.
htar 013111.101kb of the Pres•.--The fullvvruig,
1/r., I' Mut ;AI, iu 160 J.nerftal of Novislubbr
All rd,lois profran to he the KU al-di*. of thu eights of the
keep them advmod, through their columns,
01 w Mtn..., shall aria° tor their benefit. We will IlVo up to
t h,. let;. r, inform Lhem that thu moat wonderful and
me flu kit•lr general USO eVef ItiVollte,i, na
• //Ailey
_lrtyposi Aura its Virtu... ar e
and rrvoir..., that „!tent they 41110. r 1.. work ...ore
like to Iry than by ...l en..., effective, rha tia arid lov.
ure rte ivmers ...Ile human tarty, that, though
trovl 1., tholivolid , of peep', nut one thlo
C• • a mar.. t .I , lo:dated lei and .....tioritma, and candid-
I oro, they. PH 11. , .. ,, 11.1/1 , 1,,i11111, will over agnw h.
or. 11r U. Dailey, lists Waists kept tits secret
(' „ tin tartans are busy alsuat it, but without sur•
, ese Its st et urtielinitis wet We defy all cittapittitiva, and Pa
iallarit ten aka!) ass. We coutidetitly Commend 011 INITtitS
4.,4. its a, 91/.lli-11v et, kir surely an. Is a Virtu], ash„ laughs
at oeata ontorm Wr bb“ , /, 'ante, 'salt ak4
rrvl t.• lbellio uud nll rtaul pw tl, 14 1,1 IrlelAl 1
wv+h .li.v•vref al th, might) I.lnlejug, who LI a
rval t.. awe.'
orf•hutt , without a stool pinto vuersval Ist , al, with
1,1. I.) Dr UP,/ 11
St • .41..1 L 5 Linea I) esui y denim . In If..
111 lb, I. iuted I.llet.vi All • , rders letters tut
L• .I.lreese.l V GLICK l:\Ell
A S.. 1,.. Jr2,4_daeris.
oq._ From one of the First Pityaleilhaits of
I 11.• I ~ ,r t —Dd‘r St, ti.arilig I,lllod yuor
1.411t111”1.1 10 toy -:e0 :nut sad 111 my family, en well 11.•
• inv. I II • 1 mout tn./ Lnstlinony to its d•
. 11,11/..1 1.411, •.11.1 elf or) otilor eaten:lel applicalloh In
lo.•tmraGenr 1 , - t. the Baca and 111 tad.
I 1141 V 1 - ..uoultentisil 11 111 400 11.11,1. or BlODChltle, *herein II s
like • charm. I feel happy to be AM..
11 Irwu el poriehoe, slid to tender to you Is.)
Land: 6,r Iv er.wderitil etiraal ula ray trr wee- Raw.,
IS. IL C. ."HILL T.
t. pr el - ma under the dutontrullva of Dr I. :44.4.,
rt i .w+~ll,lk. Kreuto..ste, ott.l Phyyw Lab ot 'emu's pnsr
Li, N. Ix: 0,11311 a, k•Ili .1 itrvrarfti by Dr I ',volt a
CS
VL.. - n, ri, trr out.
*.:).14^ 1 , 11,001 1 - 11?: VOL; STAIN lIKAD
That I have ..avrttit..l th, 11.tei.e. t.
Lan.. • Imp. , I• 1 lettuillige
I I i.l Dt I ,•.‘t ha. in I ht. habit ul 1.1
(.41 mud I/. 1/11 Is,. lu 41, vlli.o 4tlll
I i•• yiraa-a. .n.l thAl I toettor. , ht. ha. Itaptwo.
I .tat , ttr.nt the ot.pre tittitgly
Lasst , int.. 1,111 tne4n ukah,er I.I:LAN ‘1
e. vs...v. Vt., txdfut i p Itt4l trw,r cl, L., I
.11.. • t Uu thrrr•
..rtsr“-at, ,‘1 .11% I Lff W. I.
Itla,zet6l nal 1:• : • /mut. ever. 11l bor.
I=l
1. , • 1. lit, •tt El i 1 ti. 11.4,11; 51 I*
. • ..1 1101,1... has .1 . nt
t' •tigr(•
nopor,.r
I aso *ul. itag Seam S. CI. rt. Hate. ...1
I. e .•I • voy y w•• Yr•4llri ms T. r: .1 tAil 11:
ttlal • latte
lo Awtl al t o La the Nl,ttar, u..l at J I
VIJ 11111k111. Allev,t...asy
, 1% nth, Grou affit,ted with the Liver i• k npis l ut ..,.1
pale (.4 a sam.l.er }‘,llll, durlug u hi. h uttle t Darr
1,,r1.1.1tn, ~ m• lud.d t.k try
I 4\ I , ,I F 1441 A> BITTER: , .h 1..,11.14, n”.l
1.,. I 11•••• ouud.•r.d t,.11 leo thi 'ugh
11111.•31./all fa, as I t 11, It Iglu ? At eu wt
13...... ht h. Prt••lng A Wily.--ic.van u 0.145
I I git•xt lx. I that Lli KO. i A
LI , . TAR A N 1..' A NMI A1.A.0l A is the. ywct
I ~ 1 311 111.-4 II , tor diseneem 111 a OconeUMptlve teudeo
to the oteleretAndleg of the poir
1.1.. !•n tell le h•t euttion pew ph/el Itea.l also the ad
s,lntetlArrit In paiwt
4, r jrt. nale, Wll.Aessule end nktr..ll, by It K. BKLI.XIIB
II EN DRItSON & Hat), LltAnt - ty •trnet ; H. I'
3CIIW A Itrt, turd I K('KII AM A McKIIINNAN, Alleglomy
a, - W hy' wIII you Suffer; siusn ILKLI 10 CAN kit:
KA,11,1" IN KUt—Have you a Sore Throat, Quinsy,
iiiisoinstoni, Neuralgia, bronchitis, Croup :Stiff Joints, Front
Rites, Btu us, Sprains, or Pam lu any part of your dystom
P.m .an lit. 11.11e1tql at once by using the most beautiful of
all Liniments, the While Circus:ton Liniment," pressured
by In SC: IT, of Morgantown, Va., and for wit. chomp,
.11 , 0. sale and retail, by Dr. KEYS/tit, 140 Wood struet, and
kz , VLV.MINtI, Dour It. It. Depot., Allegheny Sot. ad
iel t.reuo•ut in ...the: culuu. of todas 'a paper. itinui lin
NI ERI F It
Oal - Storking• and Hosiery for 'Winter.--
11 3—u don't u moot ).air Loot plucloool with tol uod shout
kotog, poi u ill tuke our uolroo , mod go to C. Du.rb, vuo •
too, Mmolo.i ullo o y mut Fifth stroot, uoul louy Foonon tot tbuto
oloorolot folio rloookotoo o tiout tualoo your ft , col. fool [Jiro autl
odd,. luLl mai.. null ..11s every vitrioly
II •,..p.r 11.41 t f 4 ,11 lit wlit.lnfittle null mtall..
nil quention the lent—never
14.1, .•I kilt t.i black, wlttai.out injury to the
Leo 4lon. Nl,lO and ,add, Oa .111111011. (In tone private
roia.,at BATCH El,4,lt'S a; Factory, 33 Broadway, Now
bolenale and retail, by Dr. Hsu. li. KIYIER, 140
au2:lmolaw
4i- our tltof J thy ••••• Fvoryb.,ly nbould wear a
ti h.NI . HAT or t'A P on IN D EPEND/iNCF. DAY; and to ena.
Id. ell Ri do so, we will sell our stuck at greatly reduced
5101t0AN dt
164 Wuud street
mo-Conte one, come all, to ldOliti CO ,
N.. 164 WLH JD street, aml buy what you want in the HAT
Or CA I' hue. A large stuck of SILK, VIM and STRAW
HATS always sit hand Remember,
1 80() ACRES OF TIMBER, GOAL Rnd
IRON ()RE LAND is ofTeresi for sale on favor
able tll., or ni exchange for property to this city Cr
Thin Lund to heavily timbered, and Ilea conveniently to the
Clare, river, ni Forret clouuty, By that the lumber can be
thite , l ,nn and brought to market.
It ~,m tame an ELEVEN FOOT VEIN of
GOOD GOAL
Coder a large portion of the land.
. .
The oil is good and generally level, and is iu the midst of
r"g ,,,0 that o ill soon tgi one of the best farming regions of
the State
The is., acres lie together in a body. and will be gold at a
bargain n. the purchaser. Enquire of
THO3IAd WOODS, Real Estate Agent,
:tun N 0.76 Fourth street, Pitiaburgh.
- vi- , som SALTS-2000 lbe. in store and for
sale by fatal FLRKING BROS.
11100 A DWAY'S READY RELIEF-10 gross
JILly du hand and for Bale by ur2l) FIYMING gROFS.
.tt. t.ttitist t
40,,
DE=
❑F.TKY DALLEY, Mumfactunst
C P Cu K6h tat a cu., Slnnuterturere.
%I..rgethl....en, April let. 101411,
.ll,_7T!.jd_rn tgfl
illEl=l
V•, S , pl 11,14
=MS
tAI u I F.l: L .^.I a, N Adv,tit.
Fl.lOll NO. A t
h.engsrd)'s Med&r of Dl•rovery
I , •• Jut v aa....111.ir t.. lat 1"-4.ot•
Ml=
lb, 1.,.....! w,U, I hi• IJi
r I r.t, r.r sslesersl.4 KENNLI,V
111:1M=1!1!IMIS
•r S.O L. 44 Jul' erti.tUt . l. I IL ...IL,' ...UM.
mrt,0t....610 n/s4lrrixil al 141 Il II El I•IER'S
••-• Liver Complaint anti Dyepepela
kikaLati,hi,ml. ay,
1=1!lallE1112
p-1.1 ,roat 1., lug. but , nry Ink
13E11=1111!1111
=EIIII!IM!II!!!!1!II!!111111!!1;121MIIIII
nlisle BR OS sod Ur URU H EY,F:II
r thy pht. ti, t...rtkor uf filertot alley and Fifth
I ne- , L. 1.41.4
*.- tint helor'm Hair Dye.--11.: urigined, inlin
A RARE CHANCE
Iron Ore and Limestone
In abundance npun it; and the soil is g,..41 and well watered.
A RAI 1.1t()A D
Ie surveyod across it, and will no doubt be built. which w
part ..1 a line of railromis from New York to Ni lull's.
=MI
LIFE, FIRE AND MARINE
INSURANCE COM P. 4 X
OORNER OP WATER AND MARKET STREETS,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
ROBERT GALWAY, Prefddent.
TllOB.. °KARAM, Secretary
.111lirThis Company makes emery insurance appertaining to
or connected with LIFK RISKS.
Also, against NULL AND CARGO RISKS on the Ohio
and Misaisalppi Rivers and tributaries, and MAKINK RISKS
generally.
And against Lose and Damage by Fire. and against the
Ferns of the Sea and Inland Navigation and Trausportathm.
Policies flamed at the leaflet rates consistent with safety to
all parties.
DIRECTORB.
Robert Ordway, Samuel M'Clarkan,
Joseph P. liez,am, AI. D , John Scott.
James Harebell, David Richey,
James W. Hallman, Charles Arbuthnot,
Alexander Bradley, Joseph S. 1..,,e,h,
Jobe Fullerton, Mansfield It. brown,
•
David H. Chambers, Christian Zug,
William Carr, Robert H. Hartley.
Jaa. D. Mcl.llll. feblB
EUREKA INSURANCE COMPANY
OF PITTSBURGH.
JOHN H. SHOENBERORR, Presid..nt.
ROBERT FINNEY, Socrotary.
C. W. BATCHELOR, General Agent.
WILL INSURE AGAINST ALL KINGS
OF
MARINE AND FIRE RISKS.
DIRECTORS.
J. H. Shoenberger, G. W. Case,
C. W. Batchelor, W. K. Nimick,
Isaac M. Poun.k., T. B. Updike,
W. W. Martin, R. D. Cochran,
IL T Leech, Jr., John A. Canghey
George 8. Belden, S. 8. Bryan,
David M'Candleu.
/KW' All Lose/11 sustained by pantee insured under policies
Issued by this Couipany will be liberally tali...tided and priaupt
ly paid at Its OFFIOR, No. 119 WATER STREET. ljy I I
WESTERN INSURANCE, COMPANY,
Prtitattuadn. GROB,/ E a t .SI R, i n side], t ; F. M.
GUIDON, Secretary.
Will insure against all kinds ul r 11. E an., ii A RINK
All losees will be liberally adjusted an I paid.
A Home Institution, tuanagvd by Di who me eil
known in the community, and who are dder i tamed, In
promptness and liberality, to maintain the irtra to oh tt
they here wieunnxi, RS offering the beet proc,, t... It• th.•
who desire to be inured.
Miller, Jr., C. W. Ricketo.ai, J. • . 1.,
N. Holmes, Jr, W. 11. Smith, C. lluuseu, Outage n,
Andrew Ackley, James Lippincott, Cleorge Darsie,Ja not 31
Auley, Alexander Nimbi:, Thomoo Scott.
iker WM., No. 92 Water street, (Warehouse I Spank;
Co., up stairs,) Pittsburgh. n0r2.4: I y
I=l
State Mutual Fire and Marine In•uranc
Co., of HARRBMW]. CAPITAL, $350.4100.
titrard Fire and Marine Insurance Co., a
I.I.IILAIALPIIIA. CAPITAL, 111300,000.
Insurance Co. of the Valley of Virginia
Vi I NCIIKBTKR, VA. C'A PITA 1., $300,000.
Commonwealth Insurance Company, HAS
CAPITAL, $300,000.
Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Co.,
LIAKTFURIL CAPITAL AND A .V.SETX, 82,134,4 NU.
Pennsylvania Insurance Co., of PITTSBUROII
CAPITAL AND A.4SETBNov.6, 1n66, $121:1,1325149
Wm. V. Joioinvil, Yrregitinut A. A Ceßiurit, SeertAnr)
decl.kiikpoly
PEKIN TEA
ONE WOE EAST ON THE ENCIIANOK BANK
Pittsburgh, Pa.
GREEN & BLACK TEAS
Porthateel dtrort frdro the Impurtera fur CASH_ The
stuck etoalete all the difieteut fleatre trod grades of Tr A
br,dte,ht Lu the Aorerhau market, and
SOLD WHOLFJ , ALE AND RETAIL
AT Tilt
VERY LOWEST CASH PRICESI
PACKED TEAS, PUT UP IN NIIIITALIC PACE
AU XS, expreally fur the trade.
TEAS OF ALL HEADEA, BY THE HALF OHFAT.
INWFILE, SUGAR, (NA)OA and CHOCOLATE of the I'm'
outs^ for ...Iv
Long eattettettre to the hotline. Is a lute guarantee tioAl
every arts le add will he se represented.
Ail ENT, ISt St YAt ArPOINTNEXI, I ,, it ?NE Batt or On
JAYNE'S FAMILY MEDICINES S. JAI' NES.
Pittaborgh, Jn a IAI, ]A6ll—( jet.)
FREIGHT LINE.
a wipo Risine uggiffx
THIS LINE IS NOW PREPARED t,l bring
*di k ...J of frotght from t ,LLy
LA, . and tf..ro boll, ail $1
ilk, nu
KEI . EIPT.. tit VEN KOH TI WITLI A IVE.III - Ks ,
k/UAKANTEK
eke„, co tuy.er ..r nrooll linnslto. reckore.l
Irk wood!" VA'LI F1:1,1 , 1111' LIN
4... U. ALLEN, Agent, No '2Aa,.r lloooe, New York
.1 .1 11 KK F VEIL Afoot, It, 41.1 mei
Kw further Infottuatiou, oppiv to
1S It. ItAHR, ILL, Agent.
I"nElni• .Jout u.I riatay Fl,lll
SA3II" E 1 H N ESTC)C .
INII'ORTER A: 11KA LEI( IN
I=ll3
FoItEIGN, ANI) DOMESTIC
TIARI)W ARE.
No. NA Woo between Dialnoll4l
•nd Fourth street,
PITTSIII"h';If,
4e - Tat elitecriber to o..itr 01.11.,, a ve.ll a.+.•. t
a 1.1,101 .1.1 il.,tuest I. II ets.l aat 14.. E .414.1 ail IN
,•u.. g , ccoci mcy Icor tom, 111 tLm , it y II
•01 Lop n 65t.1.1 ge,o.rt•l tan•orturtit of
II RUW ARE, (11'1.1<fl \ TI:ItS* Tom.s, Ar.,
r »huh he io.11..thIll) Lumen the sitrul.o.t, of pun hawert
0a.43 SAMUEL F L A lINK: , T , CII
tn OuLLIN:A 11 T 11.1tit.N.
JAMES COLLINS & CO.,
Forwarding and Commission, Merehant,
PRoPRIETOAN u> me
Canine. Pitt•bureli, Meadville & Erie
CANAL. LINKS.
N.A. 114 AND I IS WATER MTREET, Pirrsarrton, PA
RHODES, HAGEN Si. CO.,
FoRWARDING AND COMM ISSMN
NO. 31) ..+T, CISrINNATI, (~:
PITTSBURGH STEEL WORKS.
ISAAC JONES,
SPRING, PLOW AND A. B. STEEL
:SPHISUS AND A XLE:i.
Corner Ross and First Streets,
is P 117611 1 .116 11, PA
STEEL CULTIVATOR TEETH,
CORNER ROSS AND FIRST STREETS,
Jy2:l PITTBI3IJ RUH, PA
EHOPEAN AGENT AND CONVEYANCER,
*4_ Pa/ motors brought from the old ronutry to Pate.
burgh, nod money. remitted to gurope. I n0v..17
W 11. SMITH W. W. It. lIIINTKR
SMITH, MAIR & HUNTER
WHOLESALE GROCI+7I - t,
lit Second and lal Front at.,
wh17.13t0 Pittsburgh, Pa.
WILLIAMS & ALLEN,
CHILSON FURNACES,
Wrought Iron Tubing,
AND FITTING ORNRRALLI',
For Warming and Ventilating Buildings.
44r- W. k A. will contract 4,..r Warming nod Ventilating
by Steam or Hot Water, Pipes or Milton's 'Furnace., Church
es, Schools, Hospitals, kartoriwi, Wenn Houses, Dwellings,
(Ilona Houses, Jails, or Hotels. No. 26 MARKET STREET,
Pittsburgh, avid
F LOUR. GRAIN.
BACON, LARD, LARD OIL,
AND PRODUCE GENERALLY
No. 299 Liberty street,
PII7BI3URO H.
MORGAN & CO.,
1414 Wood odreet
deg i Ldapc
_ . .
JNO. B. If ootta, late of flumphreya, Iloffmata h oohs. Phil.
D. W. Liza/nine Late of Pittsburgh.
KOONS & HERSTINE,
FLOUR FACTORS,
AND
General Produce Commission Mei chants,
Regale'', Woodward & Co. Phil. Bryan, Kennedy A Co. PIGA%
Garrett. Martin & CO. " L. Wilmarth & Co-
W0,.1 & Oliver, " Ball & Liggett, "
Slitor, l'rice & Co. " .1. AW. Itea, "
~ Kepley, Cosgrave & Co. ••Caleb o,pe & Co.
Truitt, timelier it Co. " Watt & Wilson,
J. D. Latimer it CO. Cincinnati. Fosdick & Foulda, Cincinnati
A. A. It i dlo c k & C o . " Morrow A Cattier, -
Tweed k Sibley, n J. B. Chanoweth & Co. "
And Pittsburgh and Philadelphia Marchante genet ally.
lal .tdepcdm
_
WRIGHT'S PILLS-5 gross just received
y and for .Jo by urn) I'LX.ffiNU BROS.
\‘"
MIRES
PITTSBURGH
A. A. CARRIER & HRO,
No. 63 Fourth streets, Pittsburgh
A G EN 'l' S
STORE,
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MERCIIANTK
MLSU?LrTORIK
CAST sT EEL
A 1.:40,
D. B. ROGERS & CO
111ANUFAVTURERS or
EWERS' INIPROVEII PATENT
JAMES BLAKELY,
Corner of Seventh and Smithfield streets,
PITTSBUHLIII.
MANUFACTURERS OF
ALEX. HUNTER,
DEALER IN
47 North WhorreJ rind 98 N" Wider s2nerl,
befoul Race :tree; _
lI=ECI
~.. n
Redding'e Rtrutia Saltle.—:-Itis a Boston remedy
of thirty years' standing, and is recommended
by physicians. it is a sure and speedy cure for
burns. piles. boils, corns, felons, chilblains, and
old sores of every kind; fur fever sores, ulcets,
itch, scald head, nettle rash, bunions, sore nip
ples, recommended by nurses,) whitlows, sties,
festers, flea bites, spider stings, frozen limbs,
salt rheum, scurvy, sore and cracked lips, sore
nose, warts and flesh wounds, it is a most value
ble remedy and cure, which can be testified to by
thousands who have used it in - the city of Boston
and vicinity fir the last thirty years. In nu in
stance will this :lake .1,, an injury, or interfere
with physician's prescriptions. It is made from
the pnrestmaterials, from a receipe brought from
Ro-tia--of articles growing in that country—
and the proprietors hare letters from all clashes,
clergymen, physicians, sea captains, nurses, and
others who have used it themselves, and recom
mend it to others. Redding's Russia. Salve is put
in large tin boxes, stamped on, the cover with a
pieturC of a home and a disabled soldier, which
picture is also engraved on the wrapper. Price,
25 cents a box. Redding & Co., proprietors.
For sale by B. A. Fahnestook & Co., Flem
ing Bros., R. E. Sellers & Co., Dr. G. H. Keyser
and H. Miner & Co., Pittsburgh ; Beckham &
M'Kennau, Allegheny city.
Sir - Have Voss a Rapture of the Bowelei
—I would must respectfully invite the attention of these at
ti ,etett with hernia or rupture of the bowele to my splendid
asset tweut of Trusses of various patterns, and to snit every
age, applied and satisfaction guarantied in every case, at my
striae, N. 140 Wood street, Pittsburgh, Pa., sign of the
(ladder) Mortar. Among the Trtasee sold by me will be
found
Afard,'s &ulna/ Our , ; .
Preach Trusses, wry liybl spring;
Own ELeettc Truss'; ;
eh : thin-me Tru.t.us, sing!' and double ;
rutbilizal Trussed. shin/rens' and adults;
.F2.-eriet El IptUr Spring 7'retai
Pr. S. S. fi'ilelt's Thipportrr Trues :
The price of Trusses vary from V. 2 to End. Hernial
or Ruptured patients Call ho suited by remitting money and
sending the measure around the Ides, stating whether the
rupture is on the right of left 611115. I also sell and adapt
Banniny's La,v nr Body 'irate, for the core of Prolap
eue Uteri, Weakness of the Chest or Abdomen, Plies, Chronic
luarrho.. and soy a .1: urns depending sin a weak and deldl
tat. ctirolition •e 1 thy 1.1.1..tinal muusclet.
Yit , •6'.r .'"uppr,rfer
Elk/luh Ela. - rf Hefts;
sa fleltg :
Arid nearly every of 5 ter now in use. I Meuse!
Atnald, of every sty le, for weak cheated and etow
mhouldervd per4,ns.
.07,1„:tic ~ , Yac4-inyv, for broken and varlenee veins
Susprnaory Bandages, of all kinds.
~ V rinyfor nl every ntriely and pattern, and in fact av,r)
kind of tinifilitlikal appliance used in the cure of dia.aso.
DR. K FYF Ell a villa .Late to peraotis In want of Braces,:
ITu. nee flint la can Ten ,0114.1 to gulf tho patient by wtitiny
bat it In id wity.. n.•ti.•n to iltit the patient nod apply the Tri,.
or Bra.. .Lally A.l.lroms
DI: 6 It. KEYSER, 110 Wood at.,
Sign of the °olden Mortar.
THE ALLIANCE INSUHANCE
OF I'll ILA DELPIIIA.
INCOGAJRATLD Lf THE 1../111SLATtiFLE OP PENNSTLVANIA. 11534
CH ART P P ETU CAPITAL $.300,00u
Office No. 59 Walnut St., Philadelphia.
PRI 11 td , 6EI , ItE A.VP MA RI NE INSPHANCT
STATY.IIENT.
Autb,,r.tod Camt.al f.Juwi,uue.
Amount Citot4l p. 4 up
Total Amets liable for losses $254.0.33 is
CONSISTING OV
Bonds and Mortgages on unlncnmbered Real
Fatale., and Stocks of per . $182,500 to)
Bonds mud Stock Notes. boering Six per cent., , .
ntprnst 1.1..196 he
Cosh oh hand tthd in the Itandd of egevts :th,74-1
Stile itteeeleable 14,3 W, Si
P M !Morbid,. Fft.i . JAIL,. Sin, Era,
1.e..] Lul., 8,..1. 11..n.i B. Myritk, Esq.,
Wm Smith, Re., J. 11. McCulley, Esq.,
U.... W. Culln.day, 8...,.. I'. Wyckoff . , Beni.,
11m .1 P SVAlte, 11.. 1 , Am. 11. Ur'y. EO.
.1. S. lieltrith, Bs., • Benj. 11. An,..tin, Eoq.
1' M. MOKIsItTV, President
J. M ... - -..r.t. Tk...x.P.Jox, Se..-'y.
Thin e.te .nnc. th I Leve .•riti,nlly, and by a perao •
einzuitott,a of :I. et.et t a,
the Alitnrice l'hdadelphte,
:bled the .111.,1,1,, tvi • -I,l3..bility of .14 luvlstutso
arvi I find, a n.l 4, 1 . 41 .) le.nr is U 3 y conCictionc. th
out Con.-no) Cavan' In Niurt,z.,..T
yn r-tm, ~,th double the MIK.
tar which to-' vin, PI it in vnetipaion‘ ha
`.cen cc.; , r,e. ant mitl Aro, 1 Ow üb.
take pkiter.io iu raying Cleat I 11:11 ,
Loon aoquiiiiit3•3l
o ir6 fliudaiblii II A e.eje to wii•rul and tacit, endue
• 9d. • u.. - n, ti atl 3 ; ,it uµwgy and ability, and would
131 a.. tall 1-3-13.113.0up.0i Lt• etatouiouLi ••r legal 33punion.
NIILL.A.RD FILLMORE. •
Wm IL Itlmr. firm of Qlsir it. Q. Itlt rick & Co. Phila
t. Jenkion. Jr.
liwt. flurry Baldwin. Syra
J.• I: tit. N
V. lien) H. Atuotin. Bufhlo.
C•4l/plllO ri I: IN,t L‘SCE on Umlaut 5E
g.•41, no I MA KIN I.: I NSUEANCE clu rr,Si
nu 1 fr•ou I, 1 \ LA \ I NSI:nINrE
11% •'.1,142.4 ou accanuniodnUn
irino. MA 11111 .4 lit I 1.-q..,0.,01e onire.
LUKE TAAFFE.. Agent.
\ st) Watte.4riecirr,-Pllterborol,
CITIZENS' INSURANCE7-TOMPAN
NA It:gib:lA, Sccrotary.
(JFi'l.'F' PJ 11 , 60, I.: tex , n an ..1 Wand streri
lb. - Inger... 11 I'LL AND CARdo RISKS, ee th e U
ibl Riv..tn and tribuwice.
Iletirer ser..tile4 Nthlag, by FIRS.
Agsua..l Ile• 1'.11L3 of tile Mee and !bland NaYigist
Ti
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Capt. Mark Sterling,
Samuel M. Kier,
Illugharo,
John S. Dilworth,
Francis Senora,
J. Schoonnutkor,
Willie'. B. Hayti.
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t Dua lap, Jr
lAruic NI. 1 . ,411.0. ,
122EMICI
11ARRU'zfiCR(i, PENNA
Chartered l'api gal, - - - 3300,000
e I ngur.. ty
I.v l'orile of life ILI
\ tpktlvo nud Transport alum.
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DELAWARE MUTUAL
SAFETY INSURANCE COMPANY
oNFICK, S. E. CORNER. TIMID AND WALNUT :r.4.,
Philadelphia.
41.1 r MARINE INSI'RANCES ou V.Asels, Cargo, Freight
all parts of the world.
INLAND INSURANCES (Is Goi)(IS, by furore, Cu ut i
1.a1,0,1 and Land Cart iairea to all earth .f the Union.
FIRE INSURANCE ON NIER.CIIANDIZE generally. 0
4i , ,res, Dwelling llomses,
Azu/s (~,puny 4dee 5///, 18b5.
Mortgagee awl Heal tatate $101.020
Philadelphia City, m u d other Loans 84,21 u On
•ttsk in Ranks, Railroad and Indurate, Co's 2:1,06n to
'tills receivable 1bt1,44U 97
Cash on hand 2(1,928 09
itaances In hands of Agents, I'i - rutin...o Ma.
rine Polities recently issued, And other debts
tine the Company
SobscripLion Notes.
n,
.Iwkepti :.+d,
Edmund A S. , oclor,
John I! Davis,
John It. Penrna,
teuorge
Edward Darlington
Dr. It. M. Ilinitn,
Withaw C. Ludwig,
llugh Creug,
Spew,4r Stellvrin
I.harl«ti Kelky.
H. Jol.wn
J U. J.,131.150n.,
Tuott. C. limn, Vire Pre/lid
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MANUFACTURERS' INSURANCE COM
iJ%MTtK PERPETUIL---iiRANTED HY THE rmvre or PENNSYLVANIA
Chartered Capital, $500,000.
FIRE, iIAh'INE AND INLAND TRAN:ePOR TArros
AARON II LIPPINCOTT, PreeiJout.
ORKIN AUGERS, Secretary.
GEORGE YOUNG, Treasurer.
Aaron S. Lippincott,
Mahlon Gillinghani,
Nicholas U. Taylor,
Orrin Rogers,
John P. Simone,
iliirThis Company has been organized with n Cash Capi
tal, and the Dire.•.tors have determined to adapt the busineas
to its available resources. To observe prudence in coudnct.
ing its itithlrei, with It prompt adjustment of losses.
Pittsburgh Offlce,'No. 76 Water street.
J. NEW T 1 J 0 1 ,1144, Agent.
ICEPERVICES.
The following well known nut reatk,nsible firma in Pitts
burgh have authorized reference to them. with regard to the
stability and dOlallitlikts of the Manufacturers' Insurance
Company.
Brauer it Rohm, Wileua, Childs &
George P. Smith & Cn., Hampton &
Jones, Tiernan & Co., H. Childa & Cu.
nov7
PENNSYLVANIA INSURANCE CO
Cornet o Fourth and Smithfield Streets,
11.71111 ZED CAPITAL, 1300,000.
insure Building,. nod other Property against Loss or
by Fin.. and th, rerile of the Sow and Inland Nevi
gal.on and Tranap rtatiou.
B=ll
DIRRCTOI3.
tiody Pattern., Jacob Painter,
W. Waintook, .11e. P. Tanner,
George W. nit WS. Hayek, ' G. S. Park,
I. Grier Sprow. Wade Hampton, U. M. Long,
A. J. Jouea, J H. Joure, H. B. CogiatalL
OFFICERS.
President. • Hon. Md. Y. JOHNSTON
Vice Framers/ RODY PATTERSON.
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OF PITTSBURGH.
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Theo - philus Paulding,
J unms Traquitir,
William Eyre, Jr.,
Joshua S. VriCal,
James Torment,
Samuel E. Stokes,
Henry Sloan,
James B. McFarland,
Charles Schaffer,
Robert Burton,
John R. Semple, Pittsburgh
D. T. Morgan, ••
J. T. Logan,
WM. MARTIN, President.
P. A. MADEIRA, Agout,
94 Was!' streot, Pittsburg
IYi JUNE INSURANCE.
FIRE RISKS.
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Neal,
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DIED:
On Tharedayurenlng, August 'tit, in the third year of
his age, W. J. URVUTT,Iiiin of John ornuit.
Ilia funeral will take tame from Ida father's realdencep OD
Fi re s, street, between Grant and Smithfielsi, 7) SATURDAY
DOOM:CO, 9th Inst., at 10 teeiock. The friends of the family
ore respectfully Invited to attend,
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
KICTING.--There relit be a te v da r . mammy 0
the T 11144 AND 81XTEI WARP DIIkIOCBATIO
GLEE CLUB Ln TLIld (Friday) BVITiNDBX at 7 o'clock, at •
Wilkins nail Member,' and the public generally, are re. -
gadded to attend. WILL BLACK;
nut President
O. Trott'• Patent On Globes, or . Cups, for
Steam Engines.
TO THE' PUBLIC—I have this day disposed of my inte
rest In "0. Trott's Improved 011 Globe or Cop tbr Steam
Engines" to MOSES P. EATON, who now hoe the entire
control of the Patent. JAMES CRISWELL.
Pittsburgh, April 11,1858.
Cumin., 0., July 29,100.
Eal.n. Esq.—Dear Sir: I have received two of Mr.
Trott's Oil Cups, and sun perfectly satisfied they are the beet
I have ever used or seen, for they will be a great oil saving
and email expense. I recommend them to all IL H. Compa
nies to trv, and satisfy themselves on this matter, and they
will say so themselves.
I remain yours, respectfully,
GEO. PETER lAN, Jr.,
Supt of Machinery 0. & I. R. R. Co., Crestline, Ohio.
OINCIZOIA7I, August 4th, lad.
Mr. N F. Eatcn—Sir: We have used Mr. George Truitt's
OR Globe in our Engine shop for about one year, tired Elfu
gives such entire satisfaction that we now apply it sushi
elvely to all the Steam Engines we build. We have foil
confidence in its practicability, and do not hesitate to reenm
mend Its use. Sours, respectfully,
PITTSBURGH & CONNELLSVILLE
TETHER OPENING OF THE RAILWAY TO OMIT'S
STATION, FOR TRAVEL & TRANSPORTATION:.
Commencing Monday. 11th Aug.; 1856.
On imd after Monday; tbo 11th tho Passenger and
Freight Trans will ma from Connolleville to Gutters Sta-
I ion —,onnectleig with Bunting 6. Hall's Coaches for Imin's
Statism.
PASIIENGERS LEAVE
Uniontown by Bunting & Hairs conchae at 6 A. M
Count,Wraiths by P. re. R. It. cars nrcl A. M.
utib•y'e Station by Guffoy's coaches Id II A. M.
'miens Station by P. Railroad cam at 12.45 A. M.
And arrive at Pittsburgh at 2 P. M.
REIT R.NINO-PABEENOERE LEAVE
Pittsburgh si 2.5 e P. M.
Int in's Station 4 P. M.
Gulley's Station 5.15 P. M. 5
Counellsville 7 P. M., and arrive at Uniontown /same
evening.
51E11M - 14:N14SE WILL DE FORWARDED AT LOW
R sT P.., between Connellsvfile and Pittsburgh.
Fare from Uniontown to Pittsborgh.-...---42,75.. .
do Connelhiville to Pittsburgh ' '2,00
do West Newtou to Pitt5burgh._.........1,26
do Outlay's to Pittsburgh 'l,OO
Passengers will find this the pleasantest and cheapest
route between Uniontown, Connellsville, &c., to PiWeburgh.
11. BLACKSTON:k, surer,.
Office P. &C. RAL, Connelleville,7th Auer. ,IgsB—tang]
NEW BOOKS—Reeeived and for sale from
TEN TO TW4INTY•FITE ",..EE CENT. LOWERS .f/pr
cash, than any house in the tity. All ought to go whjre
toy can buy sl,2e for 11, end $1 rot 90 yenta. We Mx**
91 some few things lea than cost, particularly where ail
re familiar with the price. We shall sell at a small icroilt,
huh wo will leave an Impartial public decide.
Coin. Perry's Japan Expedition, $4 552;
Worth and Wealth Maxima for Merchants and
Boniness Moss, 1 00
Humorous Poetry of the English Language, 195 •
Bernard Idle, 90
liertha—by Fr. - hike Bremer, 90
Adventures of Gerard the Lion Killer, 1 00
Alfred Tennyson's Poems, 70
Life and Explorations of Fremont, by Smucker, 90
• - „Urhum, TO
'22
96 lwl
. 40.14 v I
IngoWell Legends, 2 cote.,
The Martins of Cro Martin—by Lever,
The Old inn—by Josiah Barnes, Sen.,
The Wanderer,
Rachel Orly—by Kavanagh,
Salad for the Social,
`• Soli tat y,
Defence of American Policy—by Whitney, 1 00
linixstneer'e Daughter, _ 20
Chip Boy of the Dry Dock—by Charts, Canty, 20
Pot traits of Buchanan, large and small.
Fremont,
Repuhlican Simpler.
Viamore and DoneLson Songster,
Rememte•r, the plata, to get Bargains la at
L.AUFFEE'S CHEAP BOON S'ORt, 4
auk No. 77 Fourth et..
$'2DO .16 18
1 - 11{Y GOODS, &e., AT AUCTION—On
LI MONDAY and TUESDAY mornings 'August 11th and
commenciug at 10 o'clock, I ails .11 at tho Commercial
,+ole,, Rooms, corner of Wood and Fifth streets, to acne
~ tialgutnents, block and colored dress Silka, wash do.,
area. A., smarted: Barege 141ainen, Illeached Muslin, from
3.7 to 5 4 wide; Linou Table Clothe, Towels, Prints, °M
t. Lc.
On TU HaD AV morning, commencing at 10 o'elock,..wat be
wld ip o hundred "pair a Statue( t Pants, a large *variety
Cassia:ism alpaca and idler Vests; Topsail Dock r d IhilP
ding, Patent Thread, Buttous, Ic.
ate, P. M.' DAVI.% Allot%
-- pLOUR L-Extra Su pc7fineand choice Famil
Mut bAr sale by JOHN A. FETZER,
nnR SP Water street
RYE FLOUR—Fur sale by
net J. A. FICTZRR, St Water et.?
AIIONIESITAD ' FOR slol—s3lo,ooo
WUILTII OP FARMS AND lIIIILDING ITS In
e told Itegieu of Culpepper County, Virginia, to be divided
nmotigst 10.200 sulweribers, on the lith of September,l9A
for the benefit of Port Royal Female Academy. Pub-rip
twos UN LI TEN DOLLARS EACfI. one-half down, the rent
obi the delivery of Use Deed. livery embscriber will get •
Bo i IJiug Lot or to Farm, ranging In value from $lO to V 26,000.
Tue. Farm. and Lots are sold in cheep to India% settle=
vats, a sultlcient number being reserved, the itistrituteein
the jahle of %loch will compeu.te for the apparent lbw
price now asked. Ample security wit be given fur the fin(n- ,
perforrintuoe of contracts and promisees.
y
ergr More Agents ere wanted, oat of Allegheny City, t.6'..1
obtain sulacrthers, to whom, the must liberal linhicaMentir
%dl be given. Some Agents write that they are Itteldr4
Al a mouth. For full particulars, Lannteriptlonn, Agencl
apply to E. ItAVIDISA,
Port Royal, Quoline county, Nu,
Or to n. W. BUIIII, Agent, Ohio Arent, Allegbennit. •
rIIIIE LIFE and Public Services of JOHN' '
C. FRE.IIUNT, in eluding no account of hie Explora-',
itvils, and full repo) ti of his principal Speochee in'the
Senate; by John Bigelow, editor thin N. Y. Evening Ptlatr! , .. 4 -
ah au accurate steel portrait and numerous Illustrationlit.'
:.,00 [AL:on—St.
Tie Life and Public Services of James Buchatuim late
Minister 1., England, and I'm merl.9 Alluibtes. to Kneels, Senor
t,,r coot Bela eserantire In Cougrwes, and Secretary of Stat 6:
tocloding most ..1 his important State Papeta; by It. GI.
-u ail all aceuramportruit un feel.
'rho ilepublamo Cunipaign Songster —a large aunty*
rd —pri.e 191, centa.
Appleton , 4 Italiwa) and Steam Navigation Guide--45 a*.
Ft., bale by W. A. UILDENFENNET St CO.,
au7 Fifth at., oppuoita the Theatre.
vivrtNu-WILLIAM CLAYTON,P' Or
nud Fancy hunt. r, 107 ROUIVIA street, b 00....
o.... a, lY OW mid Smithfield streets.
*sleAll work dclu
ikiPLEASANT LOCATION for a Family
Residence will be void nn favorable torrne—eltuated
on ML Washington; about one wan of Grouud, with good
paling fence, and planted with glade and fruit [rem Peke
low and term awiy. jau7 J S. CUTHBERT At SON.
ABUSINESS MAN wanting a good busi
-1115211 location, where but a assail capital is required,
cull hear uf a good business annul for sale, by applying to
au7 S. CUTHBERT k SUN, 51 Market at.
NEW MUSIO--" Now :what shall I sing
you?" 'rung by Miss Louisa Pyno, for whom It was
pressly wallowed and written by bar eater, Mrs. Gallon.
Jr loved by thee—My Prairie flower—two new Ballade by
W. V. Wallace.
I'll love thee in the spring time"—Francis U. Brown.
Yon remember Ellen—J. M. Stewart—words .by Thais,
Moore.
Wog thee a song of a dear little heart-0. iitarrowilL
Come to this heart so lonely—far contralto Polo--Mueric
by Sart&
100,000 00
$617,348 16
Yea thou art like the Hower of May—Ford. Hitler.
Six. Nocturnes pour le Piano—par W. V. Wallace—No.l
Souvenir de New York.
Fairy Aar SchottLich—ADM- StopeL
Meet me lu the forest shade—words by Ohmura Me lvin
musk by W. U. 'bowie.
Muoullght Pulku--Saml. N. Downes.
Elmwood Waltz—Ber4u_
'rho hest meeting with the Old Folks—Baker.
Mount Vernon Polka—Hauser.
Farewell dear mountain home—ll Trovatnre, by Verdi.
A veuue Pulka—Kirsehentieuter.
toe Donis do loolret valse elegantee—Leduc.
Twinkling Star Polka—Antonio de Auguera.
Also, Fantasias and Concert pieces by Wallace, Gustave
:Alter, Kovno& and others.
Just received by hpresis. CIIARLOTTS BLIT&III,
Nu. 118 Wood se, mooed door above Fifth at.
ow y- Music rushed tren.of postage.
ITALUABLE BOOKS BY EXPILFIS at
DAVISON'S BOORSTORN, 85 MABICET street, - near
Four tl.k etrr't
Daniel and the Revelation, viewed in their mutual rela•
two ; by Auberlin.
eermous by Roe. C. H. Spingrow, the modern Whitfield.
The Mystery, ur Hidl and tied; by Young, author of
Christ of History.
Stbert's W Oill-R new book, by author of Trap to Catch a
krKuutit's Life—beet edition.
ltuchanam
Bel the—Miss Bremer's new book.
Tinuysou's Poems, complete, in one volume—on' 4
hew S. S. Library, No. 4, being 100 vOls. fat tAh., „ ja
. _
EAL ESTATE AT AUCTIIZ,N-. bfnu
.AA, cheater.—We will sell at Public A.,ticuan. onUTCR-
Y afternoon, the 16th day of Augr.dit, at S c ,• c i oc ki lm the
premises, six adjoining Lola of Kro,flid, each Lot 2611, bent
en Chancery street in the Buror g b shinch m o r , try P2B R.
clool , to a 24 toot alley. Thtsrdock altogether mall mike a
de, iralde aite for a country re.j j kar e , wog oat of the buil
mei part of rho 80r0r413.
A kot one Lot of ' , Hound 21 feet front lily 96 Asa' 5 Inches
on the cC,rner of Pranklin and Chartlers streets, oppo 7 -
ed, We Associate Reformed Church.
~ a le positive. Terms at sale.
au; BLAKELY & RICHEY, Anctidnears.
MAGAZINES! MAGAZINES! •MAGA--
ZIN ES !
Prank Lealio's Gazette of Fashion for August—price W.;
N.114,1-2d supply.
I I a rper'shlugazJne for Augnat—price 16 eta-10th supply
t haley's Lady's Book, " - IS " Bth "
I tralnun's Magazine, " " lb * 4th "
i 1 ambers' Journal, " . 15 " tut .4
Pr tersun'm 31o.getrAto; " " 16 " ad "
I ion...hold Words, " " 15 " 4th "
Putnam's Magazine, - " 15 " ;k1 -
Knickerbocker, ' Is " 3d "
Lerlto's Journal, o 'r 15 " 4th "
hal lores Magalino, " 1u " 6th “
l'clxilfelks, n " lii " 211 "
A pplatork't Railway Guido, " 15 " 2d "-
IF YOU WANT MAGAZINt.:
IF YOU WANT NEWSPAPERS;
IF YOU WANT CLLEAP PUBLICIATIONB ,I,
IF YOU WANT BOOKS i
. IF YOU WANT ANYTHM that
I- published, alt. send to Ose GligAN BOOK STORiloer
11.• MINER • Om, •
NO. 32 SmillitlitlO street,
LOOMS.--100 tone lake Champlain for
JO sale by U. 131 JNO. MOORIDIAD,
efe . eo
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.t style of the art
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