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PROFESSIONAL CARDS
SAMUEL C. WINGARD,
ATPORNEY AT LAW,
PIT7BBURotr, PENNA..
Ill*Office lu BAKIIIIVELL'S BUILDINGS, Grant street,
(nearly opposite the Court Ilonse.) febl2:ly
CHARLES W. WINGA_RIS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
EBENSBURG,
C&11131[1.A COUNTS, PENNA.
*irAlso practices In Huntingdon, Blair, Clearfield and In
diana counties. fob 12:1y.
JAMES A. LOWRIE, Attorney at Law,
office Fourth sterol, Pittsburgh, between ithfeld and
Cherry alley. declLly
JOIIN BARTON, Attorney and Counsellor
at Law, office corner of Fifth and Grant streets, Pitts
je3:ly
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SAM. ..V. ROSS, Attorney at Law, No. 109
Fourth strut, Pittsburgh, fourth door below Mr. Body
Patterson's Livery Stable. je2S
DA'CRICIC 141'W.ENNA, Alderman of Third
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Ward, rake carnor of Grout and Fifth streets, (formerly
occiip led by ViLerman Lewis,) where all business pertaining
to the office of Alderman and Justico of the Pirsce will lie
promptly attended to. febl.:Mn
MIL, Surgeon 1/entist, successor to l}.
N
. W. lthhlle, No. 144 Smithfield street.
Alli P-0111, hours from S to 1 o'clock, and from 2 to 5 o'clock
foblb:ly
JSCOTT, Dentist, Fourth street, five doors
. wee of Market.
Afo-Otfloe houry from 9 o'clock A. M. to 6 o'clock P. M.
decklty
BUSINESS CARDS
JOLIN MOORTIEAD, Wholeßale Grocer and
CoturnLmeion Merchant, for tho sale of PIG METAL and
BLOOMS, and PRODUCE generally, N. 27 Wood street,
Pittsburgh. apt
wittriu unpin, Phnada. va. RIMETHON, Pittsburgh.
MILLER & RICKETSON, Wholesale Gro
cers, Importers of BRANDIES, VINES and SEG AILS,
Nos. 172 and 174, corner of Irwin and Liberty Larocca, Pala
burgh. Iron, Nailu, Oottm Yarns, kr , constautly on baud.
Jr2o
AL/11.. e. kIUELLING 11101..1A1t ROULXTIIO!Y,
I.DWARDDITLIIItDOS HYNIIT RINOWALT.
CUItLING, ROBERTSON et CO., Mann
factiarers of Cut, Premed and I'lain Flint GLASSWARE,
warehouse No. 17 Wood etre.t, corner of Front, Pittsburgh.
.-All other kinde of GLatoware and Window Ulasa, at
low fd.artet prizes. apllrdly
£L K. LIMAS ../USZPLI J. 111..A31.
EDLIE & ULAN', Successors to Mulcahy
& Iwvllle, manufacturers of Cut, Moulded And Plain
Tllut and Fancy Colored hiLASSWIItH, and dealers in all
Kinds of Window (llaaa, Flasks, Vials and Bottles. Ware
hon. corner of tdartot and Water streets, Pittsburgh.
R EMOVAL.—C. 11.1XISEN, Manufacturer
of every variety of VIALS, BOTTLES and WINDOW
GLASS; black Porter, Woe, and Claret Bottles: ihemijohns
and Onrlniys; also, Flint Glass In every variety. Warehouse
Nos. IN Sanind and 133 First street, Pittsburgh.
BRAVO. Diamond, Pittsburgh, dealer
11 . In 00UNTRY PRODUCE, oilers fur sale a choice
stock of GROCERIES, selected for family sae. Spices of
every variety and the purest quality, ground at his Steam
Mills. Also, Dried Fruit. Foreign and Domestic Produce
taken In exchange fur merchandise.
F. IL D. bee procured a full assortment of Landreth's war
ranted GARDEN SEEDS, aud Invitee the attention of all ne
forested In rural affairs. jaul I
C°4MISSION [LOUSE.—The subscribers
have opened a house for the abiove purpose, at No. 17
Hinithtleld street, four doors above the Monongahela House
We will purchase, or receive on conoulasiou, for sale, con
signments of FLOUR, BACON, CIIKEFE, OOIIN, OATS,
BARLEY, FLAX SHED, OItASS SHED. BALED HAY, Sc,
upon which we will make advances, or purchase at the best
market rates for cosh. (north ALOE° S CO.
sr. 11. ....... RIC/Lia1.401.1 4. I. 11/ANICri.
-ENGLISII RICIIARI)SON, Forwarding
Uand COClallissiun Merchants and wholesale dealers in
1, BACON and OIL and PRODUCE generally. War,-
thouse formerly occupied by Barbet:due S I lighrion. No 11f
Water and 160 First street, Pittsburgh, fetCl
JOHN ATWELL 0. 2. LOX Mi.. ATWELL.
ATWELL, LEE Sc 11 . 11.)1e:qale G rovers,
Produce and Coturnimi.li Alerrliants, And dexiern in
Pittsburgh IlanufaLtiu,s, N. h Niuud bqltwot,n
and ?runt stroots, Pittsburgh. oil
JOLIN W. BUTLER & CU., Forwarding and
Onnortienion Merchants, arnicrli In all kinds .f PITT: 4
BURGH lIANIJFACTEN KS, LEAD l'll'E and SHEET
LEAD, No. G 7 ?rout street Pittsburgh. sen..N
ifE IN7 It Y 11. COLLINS, Forwarding and
Commission Merchant. and wholes:de dealer in 1 1 1:11.
CHEESE, BUTTER, SEEDS and PRODUCE gsuerally, No.
2.5 Wood street, Pittsburgh. mutt
WILLIAM CARR & CO.,
(William Carr,
late of the firm of .1. Pork., & Co .1 14 )14.1141400 GTO,
CHEM and doalere iu For WINED and BRANDIES, OLJ
Monongahela and He:Lifted LSKY, No 339 Commercial
Row, Lawny street, Pithibitrgh. jot S. y
JOSEPIE T PLENIINU, successor t L. Wil
coo & Co. , corner 1.1 Market street and the Diamond,
keeps constantly on hand a foil masc. tmen t of DRUGS, M
ICINES, MEDICINE CITE f 3, PF.ItFUMFIRI', and all arc!
cies portaiuing to his itainest..
/fir Physicians' Prescriptions csrefully compounded at nil
hours. ,109. y
:OEM PUKING
LEKINO BitOTIIERS, suceßssors to J,
slwaCo, N., ES w.g.l str,t
Puteburgh. Proprietor, of Dr. )I'Lanes reletorsts.l Vorlst
fuge, Liver jslo
T L. MAItSIIALL, successor w 11. Lee,
tft . wow. DEALER mid CoNIMIMILLN MERCHANT,
N 0.139 Liberty street, l'lttmborgls.
Selarnce—W . M'Cliubock a Bros., Kramer a liahm, Slur
phy, Tiernan 1 Co, lirmen & lisrkpatriek.
?tttaburgh, May 20, 1666. ro y 24
W. LIIIADIVI.CK, dealer in Kentucky
I
Leaf TOBACX-'O, ltAtiS and PAPER,Nu. 149
sty.ti below Six th,
Sir no highest ntarkot price, in rh.nli, paid for Itopg.
CM==MI
WM & Cu., Importers and
• dealors iu French and American PAPHR LIANti-
INtiii, No. S 7 Wood street, Pittsburg''.
e—sole agents ter the celebrated Latalufacturoe of Moser,,.
Delicourt h Co, Parini aug7
T, C. NIORGAN, Bookseller and Sta
. honer. Iles always on band a general ruteurt ine II I t , I
behoul, Miscellanooun and Blank Books. Printing, Post and
Cap Paper, itc„ wholesale and retail. No. 104 Wood all eel,
below Flea, least side, Pittsburgh.
Si- WA NTEU—ltaga and Tanners' Scrape. atils.ly
JOIIN li. ISIELI,OIt, IVimiesale and Retail
dealer in MUSICAL INSTItUNIENTS, PI A SOS, MUSD',
SCHOOL. 11(1.)1i.:3 and STATIONERY, No. SI Wood street,
Pitabargb. janl
D EY)IER. s ANDERSON, (successors t.,
11 .T.lttot Ith wholtttotle tletttern to Pott Elt/N
Y EXITS, NUTS, SPICES. CONY rA:r lUN ART, SI2LI A ES, It,.
N. 39 Wood strort, oppxote the St. Chat lee Hotel, Pitts
burgh. opt
ATINDLE, NVllulenale and Retail SAD
s 1101,1 t, lIARNESS, • 'ritUNK, VALISE and CARPET
RAU MANUFACTURER, No. 106 Wood street, Pittsburgh.
JrlitY
EN'rEltiltlSE WORKS, No. 136 Wood
street, third door below Virgin alley.—BOWN & TET.
LEY would rail the attention of Sporting men to their large
assortment of GUNS, RIFLES and REVOLVLNG PISTOL) , ,
the largest and best sole..tal stock ever opened in this umt•
ket, together with a general assortment of Hardware, Cuth
ry, Tools and It:slung Tackle, all of which we offer at the
lowest possible priron to eash purthasers, or for good ap
proved paper. worth
NOR'ill-WESTERN POLICE AGENCY,
No. SS Washington strts.lL cornier of Daarborn, CHI
OAOO,
PINKERTON & CO. devote their entire attention to Co.
trattaattion of a general detective POLICE BUSINESS in
the States of Illinois, Wiecunsin, Michigan and Indiana.
mbllkdif
QTOVES.—No. 124 Wood Htreet, above
- kJ Filth.—We beg leave to call the Trade to our stock of
Moves, Hollow Ware and Castings in guneraL Having perfect
ed every thing in our line, we can safely say that we cannot
he surpassed in finish, fitting, and smootlinees, by any in the
trade. Merchants will find it to their advantage to call be
.
14 fore buying elsewhere.
fel4 GRAFF, REISMYER, & CRAFT.
WATCHES, CLOCKS AND JEWELRY
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
JOHN M. IiOARRTS Is now selling off his large and
chaos stock of One Watches, Clocks, Jewelry and Fancy
Goods at a very small advance on first cost, pt eparatory h.
enlarging his Store Room and the purchase of en entire
new stock for the spring trado.
Persons desiring GREAT BARGAINS should call early, sc
it is his determination to time out his present stock with.
out regard to formar twinse.
Don't forget the piaci—ROBERTS', 16 FIFTH street, near
Market. feb6
MEN AND BOYS' WINTER CLOTHING
—ILOBENTLIAL et BRO., Filth .twat. opposite MA
eon's, have a large stock of Mon and Boys' OLOTIIINtI
on hand, compri.,:ng %owe estsrely new and elegant sty Imo,
will& they are 1.1,1. rt: I to int nl.ll at the lowest cash
Also, a large end 1.1.11.u.61.awck of tIiCNTS' FURNISH IN tl
1100D3. dect3tdly
11. AMMO% MARTIN L ATTSZNII GLORAZ ALCM,
PITTSBURGH COACH FACTORY—BIc,-
SLOW & CO., successors to E. M. Bigelow, No. 46 lice
mood alley, near Wuod street, Pittsburgh—CAßßlAGE:4,
COACHES, PHAETONS, BUGOIES, and every descript,c
of FANCY VEHICLES buiIt to order, and finiehed in
rancor unsurpassed for beauty of design, elegance of finish,
akin of workmanship and durability of materials.
11.— All work warranted. rnovc
ENTERPRISE WORKS, No. 136 WOO,l
third door below Virgin alley.—BOWN & TETLEY
would call the attention of Sporting men to their large /I*
sortment of GUNS, RIFLES and REVOLVING PISTOI.B,
the largest and best selected stock ewer opental la this mar.
kat., together with a general assortment of HARDWARE,
CUTLERY, TOOLS and FISHING TACKLE, all of which we
offer at the ILAVEIIa possible prices to cash purchasers, or f-r
good approved paper. marlB
Jon?! Et ToONO Tau,,. U. YOUNG ..TWICI3 4 TOUDIG.
TB. YOUNG & CO., No. 38 Smithfield
. Emmet, opposite City Ilutel, mantifacturesr of C. 011•
NWT PUttNITUILE and CFLAIItS, of every description. Mit
'oriels and workmanship warranted, and sold at minced
prices. Care taken iu pecking for land and water Cardnge
ate/ _ _
SeIIOONMAKE it, Manufacturer ~f
. White Lead, Red Lead, Zinc, Paint, Llatargo, Potty.
&c. Wholesale dealer In Otte, Paitito, Varnishes, Turpentine,
&c.., No. 24 Wood street, Plttsbortrh. rnr22.
FINE DRESS GOODS REDUCED—Rvery
description of fins Drees Goods now being offered at 15
to l i rr cent loss thou usuil prices.
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VOLUME XIV. PITTSBURGH, MONDAYS AUGUS I T 11, 1856. NUMBER 262
BUSINESS CARDS
Neither with my eye nor my faith will I trifle."
TMPORTANT TO TIIOSE AFFLICTED
WITH BAD 8101 IT.—Persons suffering from Bad Sight,
arising from finpaimd vision, constitutional decay, old age,
or other causes, would do well to call upon Dr. 0. E. SHAW,
PRACTICAL OPTICIAN, where they may rely upon getting
Spectacles scientifically adapted to the JUST WANTS OF
THE EYE. Address, 26 Pin street, opposite A. A. M af4.11 . 4,
Pittsburgh.
P. S.—Telescopes, Microscopes, Thermotneters, and every
article appertaining to the Optician trade, kept and repaired
on the penalises.
4WOI I / 8 .11 inserted In old Frames.
'pt*),_ Any article not approved of, exchanged free of ex
pense. dec7,lv
NE's"COACH AND CARRIAGE FAC
TORY.—JOIINSTON, BROTHEIZS A CO.. corner el
Rebecca and Belmont etreeto. Allegheny City. would rospect•
fully inform their friends and the pad.- generally, that the.
have commenced the :IL:mune-lure of CARRIAUES,
ROCK A HAYS, BUOIIII.IIS, SLEIGHS and (ALA.
RIOTS, in all their various styles of ifnlah and pr o p o rt.o,
All orders will Inc executed with strict regard to dune
bility and beauty of hutch. Repairs trill also be attended to
on the most reasonable terms. Using in alt their work the
hest Eastern Shafts. Poles, and Wheel stuff, they feel contl.
dent that all who taros them with their patronage, will be
perfectly entrained -in trial of their new work.
Purchasers are requested to give us a call, before pur.
chasing elsewhere. ncteKly
AMILLIKEN & CO. have on hand, at
. their extensive CA BIN KT and CHAIR NI ANUF A 0-
TOIL ti, No. al Smithfield street, a large assortment of Fan( y
and Plain Furniture, which they will sell le per cent lower
than customary rates. Terms, cash only. Li.ler27:y
CIIARLES BAItNETT, Hoess Suosa AND
BLACKSMITH, has erected a note and corammlioun
Brick Shop on CHERRY ALLKY, between Third and Fourth
streets. whore he in prepared to do all work in kis line with
the uumut prUllipllttlito. Raving had long experience
the business. he respectfully thilifittl the patronage 01 his old
custom,s and the public generally. ju2l
JAMES 1. 4 f1 ELL, NG Ell., Monongahela Pla
nine Mill, would rasps's-tinily inform his friends and the
the pulibc that hie tirN7 establishment is now ill foil utrern
tiun, skull that he is preparvi W furnish Boat Cabins, and !ill
all orders for PLANED LUMBER, with promptness, and at
the lowest rates .
Board nud l'lnnk, plano.l on ono or both sides, co.tantly
on hand.
tieeh, Door, end of my tloncription, (Lade t
order.
et_ Builders and Carpenters would flail It to their itdrati
tag° to giro him a, be can now furnish thew with
Planed Stun. suitable every or w,.rk.
vui,TuN CAR WORKS, FM:NOM"
MA('fI!NE SHOP. SAisnrsicf. sub. 'h.,
having moved alto his now Works. rocentl) tirts-teid. roi
of lYster, Nrlhniough and Shelity strre.ta. ts prvistris.l to cm
tract for and el, 11L0 all orikrs for Passenger, I.lagg:to. , .
Post-011ies, House Freight. Platform, Oravol, Hand and all
other di,criptions of CAR.(.
Ala, kr STEAM ENGIN PIS of all /117.4. t, URA RING, RAIL
ROAD CA..JTINtiS of all descriptious, and all other a it h
appertaining hi a Foundry and Machine Shop
Tho For ten of the ilifTereut departments are scientific
and practical eel—tu,titly feat Kastern maintf,tot nss—
who keep themselves informed and ailop all valualde cast.
ern improvements. (mig"2`..e.tf J W. R. KR Kit.
r LI E HOPE COAL COMPANY havin re
x c.ently met with biases in transporting Neal io Crisis
nazi, tieing insured to) the Manure. torero' Insurance Om,
patty, of Philadelphia., tubs pl.-noire in stating that their
Claims were promptly is:busted LI J. Newton Jones, Agent
of Imo] Comany. 13USIINELI.,
Agent of Coal Cl'.-3.11141.1Y, Ciucmwrti
liittebargh. Dr-ember Itlsfx
I EVOLVERS: t ; r R d E —J t
11: co vo
the iiiiiiinfacturias, u epintoliii
nicsit GOLT's
tii.ir, live and six inch barrel, all of .
OICII NO will sell for alai& nt low
ivesa. they eau be trunglit the city of New York. Per
as gulag, te Australia mud Cailfortlid rill find that they nil
do better by piochasaug their equipage at home, ilia. they
eau ataiing strangers—as He gise liersona thaw, t., It)
si.y el the also.. Pintail before ha" lug t h e ray, and In
01 a r. 1.00 1 -1. Mu rotund the mosey.
1.141W\ At TETLEY,
138 W... 1 strk,t, hitsburtzl3.
POTTLEItti.--lowq OGDEN N. Co., B,,ttl er ,
Flt,t %tro,t, Iv.ll' I 1.,p....1f,;1, f•r 11,.• pul
It. ihnl
thy lia.ry ~.1)3[1.11ili) on halid klgr supply
2.\ItPAI•AI[;LLA. MIN ERA I. WATER, ALE 4,1 PQRTI.I:
01 the Lest quality
The atter/bore of families lee ;earth - ll:arty eltrealreel he the
Lea that they bottle WAIN It helm: , A I lel en et. purest et/.
P eymiceante rt....Leaflet:et et to t meth,. OD Mil, .•I Its hole
woo and otrenettleentrett eleetl'ee I y
J. (lILLESI•IE A ('a, Nl4nutit , tur•-rn
dealere w I,~„L❑~_
Uu hand and noble WI; Pwr and
Mahogany. Itosewoo.l. Waltalt atol ,illt %A'
i ,low m•thm
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AtAr Stl/Allit DI, I /1 - 10011 :VA twl4
NT A. SWILEIt, Wln.lesa,.., aid itt•lail
Furrou... Tin. IL, .L 1
llou.ektalelrs' Hartlatue, Till leer.' Nbuinnee nod 10.111.
NALL Sheet Iron, Wire itIVAIA, A.•.. A.. 24 .„ill. So. • I
mu rut., • ni.l.wittro ltuelller'o Bold,: II ABR 1,14 fiti
ta.l.29:dAti.
JWEI IT E, N'EsETIAN BLIND lANLFArlf
xan, hae recorere.l law beak Is au me to I tem cue Lid 1 , 1 , 1
111/Ii has opened his BLIND MANI:FM:I'OI4y. K t
No tin Fifth .tr.et. near the Bro 11.1‘,
b11111.11i1.4.1. ut,.re he irr au n.wortmettl of BLIND: 4 . In/111111a
It/I 1 , 111111 and fnury W.reted n./.1 : 4 tlk Trltututuot.
lorrNired b 11 1 1 ruy or.ler in lam I:11, the :trait rranottal4e
Terms 110 x.rrk . warrauted L. K ., natte.faction, u...t,e)
&8.. Old Elliodn rrinur.l Ph-a.. give hail a call. 08 h.
can't Ln beat In WI.I 1111.11sILIT• , In) , 1)
F. SllOl'E, ME.ll.,sr TA! TI,:!.1
ky. R‘.
ntrtn.l. la••xt .I—, I, h 114111.11 h,, thauktu
tie ,ery khrral rnh. , •.re hrnh , n..l rih
I. Iran. ank .htiotlntr r ..1 the as 1..•
hrttrr pupa rd this rt . r.r. I torti liin ni. I
Itil F.vim tde ahlch wlii Itlgull e viLt .11.1. 11..1t
lie 111 , ate krrino au hali I it laigt . the tal.•st
.1)1.. of I , :STIN , /1 4 , C.kSSINIEILY.:+, CLOTHS, er wb..L
ruttl,l.• niwr it. n11.14,11,11' .
C•r
Qg A ia•rft-ot fit alway, warruntrd. inorli•tf
WO.O DWEL L'S FtTIiNITURE AN I )
cuAlics, whidmdt• and ,tail, ett•I•1 :wind rv-r)
lay it ••f nuntunr. ••• It•am,rosAl. Nlallogany and Wan, ••••
1.0 • lor pal 1.),, cliatuLers. and •1.1111.4 rn,wn •••ina,
Nriv Yol and at 1, o,r pr•
ti.rlll. i•. 11111.1.. by 11.1.111/, 1411,1 111111nott•d.
'41.1.1u,l enp1.14.1 Nsll.l. any ,itlantfly of FUT::\ I
TURF: au i ell r a» • I.l•
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J. & T. GIIIM-1"1,
BRANDIES, GIN, WINES, &c,
DEA LEM: I N
Pine Old Monongahela Rye Whlaky,
PEACH AND APPLE BRANDY ;
ALS° :
RECTIFIERS AND DISTILLERS
CORNER OF SMITHrIF.LI) AND FRONT STRErT,.
rirrsny lit; 11, PA.
& -
DAVID CAMPBELL SAM(AI. PuL
LOCK have associated together under the biyie of
CAMPBELL A POLLOCK, Ice the transaction of u general
Variety and Dry Clouds business, and the manufacture of
plain and Waved Line (lilt Maildings.
WATCHES AND JENN'ELit Y. -- JulIN
S. RUR ERTS, Ni. 16 Fl ETU st re et, oir pet
en entire NEW BTtiCK of 1101.1 and Silver Putind L,. r,
Anchor, Lepine and Vertical WATCIIKS. tu open mot limit
lug CALM" of the moist celebrated English and Sw ins
facture. Also, Gold Onard, 1 eat and Koh Chan.. Seal,
Keys, Miniature Cases, Bracelets. Gold Pens and Una, l'en
el.. Toothpicks, heavy plum set and Seal Finger
Breastpins, Ear-Rings, Cuff Pins, Studs, Sleeve Loops, ti.d.l
and Silver Spectacles, Sliver and listed KM,s and
Forks, Jet., Omni and Fancy tiood, Ala, a large stoeii
the best BRASS CLOCKS at all pries.
The above stork has been pan tinned direct from I.
ern manufactories, and selected with great rare for lie retool
trade, and will behold tit a small advance on cost.
Watt.lies, Clocks and Jewidry rviailivd; lilldwg and En
graving oxiicuted in Ilse twat taanni.r, and tal% \Van. and
Jawalry made to order_ M. lioll
apli Fifth street. nr.xt lot to Nisi - 1,1.
DALY'S STOCKING FACTORY.--C.
DALY corner of Nlarket alley and Fifth tiedb. it
necessary to contradict a report that tins rained 1111,114,,
that he was selling off to quit busitasis. Ile never tool
intention. Lie informs too [whin. that he still continues to
aupply
STOCKINGS, SHIRTS, DRAWERS, •
And all kinds of 11081ERI, at kin establishment. Ills Far.
Wry In near Ryan's Building, on FIFTH itreet—Optql at all
times to the inspection of the public. He has, lasidcs the
work of his own manufacture, brought to the r ity the
largest assortment of (Mods in his line ever brought bi thin
city, which are warranted to be of the best quality. and ,k il l
be sold at the most reasonable pricey. He has but one cal,
!bairn, at the corner of Market alley and Filth street.
C. DALY.
mhls Corner Market alley and Fifth et.
NTEw INTELLIGENCE OFFIC.F.--If you
wont to have ‘• help," find employment, buy or sell
pluperty, call at LOWItI INTELLIU ENOS OFFICE, Nu.
II Fifth stroet, near Market street.
Legal buctintents and Copying done with neatness and
despatch. j feliktt JO Il'll W. LUWIII it.
vORSIIA'S LINIMENT—The best
meet now in use fur sprains, bruises, &..., 12 doz. just
received by JOS. FLEMING,
ap2b corner Diamond and Market st.
PIG METAL-190tons good quality, e(.1,1
bloat, just received per steamer Irene, and for sale b)
4)29 P. M. DAVIS. corner Wood and Filth mtg.
‘‘IREASF,--liayes' celebrated Grease for
l_A
Drays, Carta, Buggira, Railroad Ca., AC, ill came.
kegs and lads., for sale by I ap2.91 HENRY IL COLLINS.
- 10 AL WORKS FOR SALE—Sixty three
1,_.) act,. of 1111.1. with 260 ..f Coal attAkia.l./11111 . 1.n the 11
prueentrs to thereon 111 1 , 11C0.8.11.11 operation. Said Yarn, is
Situated on the llonougahela river, 34 tad. above Pitts
burgh, and is supplied with a Barra House, liars, Tenant
I mouses, Orchard, Railroad. and an excellent harbor.
The vein of Coal is live feet thick, and cannot be mu - plumy:
lu quality. For further particulars apply to
NICIIOLSON , PAYNF.,
No. Ctl Liberty street.
WALKER'S UNEQUALLED INDE L
ISLE hare just received a large supply ot
this celebrated Indelible Ink, with or without the prepara
tion. It is offered an the best ink now in use. In all eases
the money will be refunded where it does nut please.
JOB. FLEMI3O,
gab corner Diamond alley and Market et.
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BUSINESS CARDS
GREATEST IMPROVEMENT YET!
SCAL E--H. KLEBER & BRO.,
tu,v,• lust received a small lot of
CLARKS' PIANOS,
provided with their NEW SCALE. This is itrARI .
their latent, and undoubtedly the most 131.
Polrrysr improvement as yet male to the Piano Porte. The
POWER of the instrument is almost DOUBLED thereby;
and in p lot of volume. eve nurse and brilliancy atone, they
surpass anything as yet produced in the shape of a Piano
They possess all the advantage. of the Orand Pianos, with
,alt any of Its disselentitages. We now challenge e.enparison
with the instruments of any other maker in this coon try,
confident that every unbiassed judge of the article will at
once admit their superiority. The piddle is respectfully in
vited to all and examine three superb instruments.
11. ELKIIKIt & BItO.,
Solo agents for Nunns & 'Narks' Pianos
Fur Western Pennsylvania.
No. 6:1 Fifth street, next door to Masonic Hall.
P. S.—Splendid assortment of the above shortly expected
for the Spring Trade. apt.
13=1
CHICK ERING & SONS
PIANO FORTES.
JOHN If. MELLOR has
fipl49 Just rr,rived seven more to
CHICK EKINU A SONS'
PIANO FORTES, and com
pleted the Stock, et•lectel for Spring SRI., of TLIIRTY4 , I V E
new and splendid Instrunitnts, of every variety and style,
manufactured by the Meesrs.Cliakeriugs, (Boston,) from the
plainest SIN V E to ti e nowt splendidly finished
Seven Octave Square Piano Fortes,
as well as their superb and inimitable Grand and Parlor
Grand Plan.. EVERY PIANO VOItTE In this lot is a
their NEW SCALE. with their PATENT IRON FRANI ES,
and PATENT ACTION. and are Lot tidy warranted to the
purchaser by the manufacturers, hut by the subscriber. to
be in all respects no perfect as Instruments can be made,
both in regard to Material and Workmanship.
PRICES IN VARIALII.1"111E. SAME as in Boston, at tits
Manufactory.
JOHN li. MELLOR, No. RI Wood strent,
between Diamond alley and Fourth street_
Agent for Cliickering ei Sous, Boston, fur Pittsburgh and
Wes , t,l'r. Penna. mh2B
NEW SUPPLY OF PIANO FORTES.
cilAtuArrrif. 131,01 E j.t
a tut tiler dupply ‘.I IlnlL t, Dan,
1 . 14114,5, milli patent el/optlitllioll bridge t ,
/.1.1 and wilts rtpest
,;rund At•uou
As t proof of the superiority of these Planes, is the
Wing es trnet of it report rat late - Mechanic's Fair "rat
Iheaom in competition 14' lln the celebrated tanker, Jonixs
Ch,rkering, oho woe President of the Assure trop
'• The Msn,s hums to Chwttahlr Alr. halt it 's Ana•wiatt..n
er,rd thlA diploma.%milli a .•tircr .51.-dul, to Hallo., Darts
tor the best liralt•l Plano Forte c..httltsated to ttoL Ex.lll
Ails:Art CHICK EILING. l'rec "
Vl' It.. 11.1 sale° atte L` heel Brenda ott
with leaste I) C. I
The J 1(
J.•ho ch. .)aay ,d the Grand : halo„
In). h..), lull 1.1.1 bAltltice,l ; a calatal itadrunieut
and lees! exlinbaion "
Piatnw 111,uw.le with 101 l Iron frame.
scale, ftl 111 ITIli I.etc.. and are find.. to stand iit any.
II 41.11i1L4.1 lu the abuse. the Einbnerf bar 11. re...VA
19411.11. Irma. Itaamagardd.m & Limes, Hamburg; A W. I.ridd
A C.... liostam mid ,41.er good makers, at prims, from
t. /..I.ooc , CILA H wrr
je-11 11S Wood street,
N ft. Old Pianos taken In exchange at their full value
Another Inv nom• t the cel-braced Itantburgh Plano, Ise:
Ln owlet-Id weeks. C. tt.
FOURTH STREET CARPET STORE.
W. D. be.. H. 11IRA:AEU:1M,
4W-87 FOUICTII STRRET, EAR WOOD.-ful,
Tilt AltentivU of vorclinserm is rasprtfnlly hivlt..l to our
preecnt Stack. eelort.•l fot SPItINU SALES. urcloding—
tt...t qualay VLlvets. ; Kotlsh not T.lwetry lu-
Brus,,ht au4 Tepestry, grab..
Cr,r,.ll•Atid Stair hluctmin trod 1,.,v
titre nod Super. 3 Ply. &trod IngrOtLa.
l'owt I toportisd Xxtra Tss illol sad Lhanieutk, , llall acid :luta
hour 3311 Cloths, trorn 2 to 24 foot s i et
3 1 ,.sitt lee soil prices , Tat,le ttit Cloths; Freloti Pritzted
FL.olsosis.l Piot,. Lahti 'Cobh Csacre; Oust,. nod Cesiois Mat.
too!. 113-rill it 333413. 14,33, ; ;stair KinlA Rog all I
1.., 13 Carp. ruottun 1 . . 111 , i, with every cerioty 331 Kin
33 shodisi, 3333 e, i4i3.1 Bull 11,41,31131. kc., Ac.; whe•l3
u,31 Is- at %cry 313•34,315 ts
at a., .1.- i.r.1,4r, - ,1 U funsub ILARHINCITON', ,
11:1•ET 11\1\41 ruh2:.
'MANSFIELD SE:11114111V
AND
Allegheny County Normal School,
vi axilmj , , , el
Plank levad:
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1., ut..l N.,r111A11.4 Ta.• hem
1.11. .4 Al.: I! Pupils .4 1,41. at.•r.
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e.. awl fr f - 2 Pl.
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tong
I tot tin, 111,1111/411,, nod,.
H OLT'S PATENT HAND ST AM P. The
A.,,t I , t th , FRANKLIN lIANL
AAI I' ;Al PA \ ,•I ts now I•rqprir.Al
.. th.• kill I herv.l• I ~...flored 1. , tn.. 1,10.1 t
I .1 i'llttill . •1‘,..1,
IMMEIBEI
_ th. IT • 10. , 1 .I•• • nn ! t ,rl,l Inum
war,. ~ulto, f.•: ,111411•11., I.llten,
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It in Ili 4,- mm.. rtnil
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Tito itr qtru tor , tol) ui.. Ihr ittrlov , matte IL.
,t,,l t y Ibr ILA g• k-dins; ••told.••11 that
11.11,11., ar. I It:IP, Tit rt•rolttootl, o‘t t tt:l otltot odl
I to ;It, invited to 11.11 mud se , tho .11,81,11 mn
I. Wyk.. ~r
1,1 uttyet, ht to itsllorn. and Ilto tho, t
t t ttuatoriatl anti norktiolonloit
MU J*' V. EATON, Agent,
7••••• lav Fir-t l'Atslintg ,
N It -- 11;1' \V \ Callailaa c ,, r it
Sr., .:11 n ilia•lai 411 . 111,111 , 41 wtii IW pal.'
I 1.1 - ..1\ • tat nett %II 'SE: , F KAToN. .•I l'tt
I'de• the ,i•II) apt•••titie•l .4Ketst ter the rrtle
I'dtent 11.th.1,htult.'• 1••1 the ,latt. Pentl.yls3lll2, (I,cei.l
I 1. , Lti 11/1/11.11..1191ii.. 115111 ILIS.. 1.,1 11.,• ~1 111/111,1 1
4114.1 Jelleren.
1.• the Stith-4 - 0111.,
rItANELIN lIAND STAMP C,MPANT, IhmT49, M.c
Nr their Agent, IV 511 1.1. A VOL
Pittsburgh. Nluy 12, 15611. tin)
out'ST GROVE FEMALE SEMINARY
J The Trunteen ul leteuirt t irvvo Eph.coput Fivitionry
oktict. t.. Ilit . 1 . 11 , 11 , in ,f the institution, that the hey
1%11-Ilan 11. CIARAr. having 144.11 ec , ltip,ll.4l by protracted
ill health, to resigu his !large an hector of the same, the)
Invql 8.. fortunate ax toe the valuable services
the Itee UEMMIE T RIDER, of New York, for the Manic posi
t em, mud who enters at once upon the illacharge et has
5.4. Fr a, the very high and nattering commentlati , ll4
which they have had of Mr. Itiortt, they have no doubt of his
mit/mit fitness for the work committed UI him, and that
they 1/eliete that under his maimgement the Seminary can
led fail to procure a inige •Ilare of public favor and Slippori.
hia .001 hating daughters or . wants to educate are partic
ly deemed Ito acquatut themnelyea with the advantages
h this ilettitiltiou anon!, both as respect, i ts L/1,1110111
and , tainlwilis position. two awl a half miler Irian the city
vied also the farilitten Im the thorough and refinod education
esented w Ili I then-LI rorpe ul tilstructvrm.
may in , obtained on application to the Rector, Or
either of the Trustees.
J If. 51i,N14.11,,ER
Wil LIAR K. J,11N57, , N,
";10.0HURE H. 1.711.1 N.
pt.lo-eall metal m^
rr 1.1 E CEYLON STRAW HAT—The atten
i_ t.E, of tile plAl,ilC. to regneeted InWI( entirely IleW
st STRAW I l ATs, pet reeeived tn.. the Importer
~nihining the ninny qualities which hare been me lm;;
wattled ut toako the straw Il at suitable in every' 1.12, as
Summer Ifni_
It is the ndr Straw Ilat w Well the rain nr damp weather
a ill nut attic either in the brim er crow n, being so braided
iu tic prevent the isissildlity of it in any way.
I ,icier this entirely new style, called the CEYLON HAT,
hehoving it to he the Straw blot that wilt give the wearer
entire witialacie, CHARLES IL PAULS(IN, 73 Wtssl at.,
next door from the turner of Fourth.
•
WORTHY OF A 'll' EN TION !—FO
SALE.—A new dwelling house Just finished, two
stories, arranged with hall, two parlors, dining room and
kitchen, three Chambers, good cellar. bath ruin,a lay.
draw the yard, and good staid,. Thu lot il/1/5 a frout of '2O
feet 01l Currol street, Allegheny Lity,l4 1(N) feet deep to Led
he street_ Prime $1,400. Terms—StiOu in hand, remainder
in one and two years. S. CUTLIBERT & SON,
ups 61 Market at.
WRI0111 " S PREMIUM KATHARION
cools the hewl , sod removes all syunitutas Lit Head.
ache.
Persona ruling
WRIGHT'S KATIIARION
Are never liable to sun-stroke.
WRIGHT'S PRE6IIUNI KATILARION
le the most valuable acquialtion to the toilet, retaining the
Hair in any required form.
Fur sale by Hr. I.IEO. H. K.XYBER and R. E. SPILLERS
k 00, at 26 cents per bottle. angle
ALA RO E -BRICK HOUSE pleasantivsitu
at,d in Allegheny' city. with hit of ground - 3u foil
trout on Bank lane, by 150 feet deep ton 15 tot alley. The
house is well built and finished in modern style;
frnt., ball, two parlors, dining room, kitcheu, 7 chatule'rii,
ml6.q lie drum. paved and gravel yard, elmh• and riot
Dees. elnibbety, S•'., all in complete order, fo•1' salt• by
• '
inyS k SON. 51 Markel et.
1 4 1 N;LISA CAIITETINGS.—ROBINSasi
CO.&No. 23 Fifth street. have now passing through
th.• New York Canton. Lloune a large Invoice of English
Velvets and Tapesptry Brussels Cat - petting, which we shall
rive in a few days, and be pleased to show to any who
may wish the best of Imported floods. We Imre also now in
st,,k of Brussels, 3 Plys Ingrain's Stair Carpets, Oil Cloths,
A.c., an assortment unsurpassed in this market, and all at
lowest prisms. aprl2
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Itt.r - mr
MIESIEIM!
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Pittiburgli, Aprll 24th, 1866
K. WitrrE,
toLIVER \V. 1710.6tt1,
ULv. S. SLLDILIV.
OMEN
• „
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_,
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MISCELLANEOUS
FU4NITURE!
'Le
RYAN'S BUILDINGS,
No. 31 Fiflh Street
Tue. subscriber, having enlarged and fitted
up in good style Lin
SPICIOI'S FITNITI RE WkIIEROOIIS,
LARGE AND VALI'ABLE ADDITIONS
To hi, st,k, and now Invites him fri ,, nilA and the putiLii. to
CALL AND EXAMINE
Refi.re purcliming elsevrher,
lIIS STOCK IS WELL ASSORTED
Amounting to .font
550,000 Worth,
CAnnisting
EYE RY CLASS oF GOODS
hIEDIPM, and
A lid embracing some very line
ROSEWOOD PARLOR SETTS,
Covered with ?much hagat,ile
OAK CHAMBER SETTS,
And is gre* Variety of
New Styles of Bureaus, Bedsteads, Chairs,
Sofas, Book Cases, &c., &e.
All of which lie "Mere by retail, at WHOLESALE PRICES.
*S... Every article warrnnti4l to
,114,nev retututi.4l. 11. 11. RV A N.
noai No. 31 Fifth str,it.
EDMUND WILKINS,
EAGLE MARBLE WORKS.
N 1111 1ill!tit R
I TN I : „. Sf* T.
Iturtat Vaults. Touitititvirivi Nittuatrl
Cetittr and het 'nail.- Or,
novlii to iif evety variety. Mantel,, feticititt fvr frot ,
tery orrittilivitt..l and ptaru, which fa kiltrabloonil
tiv tiaintitit. at fttatiti2 jti liar toit
11 to anti lvvli engaged tiritcti. ally ta
ty p-ar, twenty-three tit whir), tv•••11 tliiv i•ity .
a lit. it !dauntnautili rtifiirtiltri, I y. ill mato new divigtiv.
atol fttruta), itlty irk tii my reativralila t•I
yi lit I y
JAMES A. FETZER,
FoRWARDIN‘i ANI CoMMISh M ['awn AST
1.• , k TUE
Fleur, Grain, Dried Fruit, Seed , , Lard. But
ter, lititt,,n, and Pruiluee generally.
%o. S 9 Water Street,
PITTS 111"1:11 n, P l.
FMllii4 11 lullrr, IvM.7, 1l dliam Dilu4.rth . . Sr . t
A l'itostpurgh ot!. 11..1 , k , 11 A
l', h. Al. A II I.t.t
W A 1,•Ivno rA•toll .1 I
I'll IN TEA sioLE,
NO. 3d FIFTH NTREICT
TK AA.— A rho', lot fr,ti tir,on owl ltl 1. k Trot,
I at rocolvod ,liret-t from tho wigrortort. I. t-1.1
o lodes:11u and rotitit, of prwot lower thou usu al
r-1)
l'wo Medals and File Diplomas
w a rd ed
A i.Tii R
Patent A ir
'ri
"..11-,..nitrig tin mile Ai
JAr.., Henry Rigby
Airiint „rot,. it Ai
51... tern Venn.. I ran 14. i I
iii.• pair ill ILA shuts at
. ,
nt 'Chiun a,
tPi....nawntt• NO
.UKI Pl.. tml,t3
. ntr. kopt n.
1..1 . r. claws Jar* at
I• ,‘ pr.... with Imre vti
a.d. kn, rrady lit 041
mks lwrr,••• ntid ,thei ri nt, A Igo n Cr, .11 I.
qll,l.ll,larr, ;t,lapte..l
10t... all m r3t,.
REMOVAL.
i ••R INK taIRDEIZ 11.1 HEM)V El)
t,, • 7 31d11K 1:1' stret, t . ‘ : . 1.1
ghtn.l. and n prvimtred t• 1,, It•t. , ttL, ,!. : ul ,,
ptll , ll. Kellen*lly with gr,)thttlx they need Iti the
intuitup, Em1.1.,1,1et tee, Ittlthons,
t h.: Ntt.. 7SM‘rknt •t
IA IVI lIES --Citizen,' It, ,zrai,•••
ILIJn y Th, Pr t. 41.1,11 rtn•l Int htt thy. t.t; th
tht• 11,111 , 1nv tlrclart4l a ' , l'm-annual etvitionil,l - .h•ltar4
r .hart, ophn th, I:tyrant htnt.k. Five dollars In t .ntlh pa)
1 , 11. 1,, StIX rr t.r al., I ept: 1.1 , 1 , •,•01,14 •. t!,.1
.Illat rroLlted I, tlwir k .•,. an I aft. r th.
SAMUEL 1.. NI A ItSIIEL.I. ,•.. I
Jun, t.h. I
OLD TYPE METAL,
E IV VE FOR SALE, at the Office of
T the MORNINU DOST, a largo quantity ef OLD
TYPE. Maehlntsts nod others wattling such au art ale eau
. large sapid yhy tattling m eat. h. 1.9
T ATE }'Al R.—The undersigned
to a ,aro ti,
hohlim.; of the Futu Fair at l'utabargih Lerrhy wlthor ,•••
./ .11 , 11 111.0SSElt.our. or then l'ommitto, tho.
A.m. , . Mr. tiLthir•Elt 111 1.11
proaont mouth N ti
N. 1101,NlEt 1 ,
.101 IN L't E.
IVILLTA AI M
JACOB (IhoStrElt.
j. , 21 ' OM rh01,,.
NE w 8001.8.---Just receiviid, anti it
hardly tiectissary to repeat again to the public, that
1.e.) are sold from TEN TO TWI , INTI PEE I'ENT. 1.0%) . E1t
th-in elsewhere.
Tout of Madame Itardiel In the United Staten--price
Sparrowgrass l'apens-90 cents.
Comic Miseries of llamas Life-70e.
'rho States and Territories of the ("refit West—sl.l2.
The Bunsby Papers; by Brougham-90,
Tangletown Letters—s . l,l2.
Salad for the Social-41.12.
Piazza Tales; by Melville-96r.
V 1400,011,1 Life In Mr x
limiters; by Capt. Nla),tie
White Chief:
Alr. Sponge's Sporting Tour; by Frank Forester
Brother Jonathan. for 4th July-1):r.
Pictorial Clipper-6c.
Yam bee Notions-46c.
liar - pees Magazine for duly. (third stipply).--20c.
Peterson's Magazine for .luly. (see..nd supply)-17e.
raltaru's Nlaga?ilie for r, ore orn d supply e-20, .
tiodey's Lady's Book for July-20...
beelte's N.Y. Journal-160.
Bellou's Magazine-10e.
Itenteinber, the ;dace to get !dap:lines is at
LAUFNEWS
e2B No. 77 Fourth stye.. t.
AGREAT BARGAIN I—For sale, a ei.tn
fortable Brick DWELLING I.lOl'S'N, No 5.9 Front ,t..
with two Lots of Ground, each 20feet front 1,3 im deep. Tll,-
11011,18 large and convenient; a good cellar, with ceoient,•d
E10.,r; a ball, two parlors, dining-roam, and kitchen ‘,ll
airy: with a wash-house and large pantry-Ibl,, chamb,•ra.
store room and bath room on the second story, and lir,
rOOlllB ou (bird story. Fire-proof slate Mor, gas lict,,rea and
pipes on first and second story. Larti• yawl. with throb.
Krupe vines, dc. The improvements don e Mt 11101 P
that; the price asked fur the whole property. Prioe
on.-fourth in hand; remainder at ant, two and three years.
S. CCTIIIIERT
Jodi Real Estate Agents, 51 Market et.
BACON -2 caAs for sale by
1724 111V:ItY 11. UM.] NS.
ti0(1 BOXES ORANGES t. 4 ., Ilrrive and 67r
able by RF.YMER A ANDFIitSON,
JY/7 No. 39 Wood gtn,t
.
2( i BOXES LEMONS to arrive this day and
VI for .le by REYMER & ANDERSON,
.1,1 IT No. BU Wood rtreet.
YOUNG HY - SON TEA-10 chests finest
King Chop Young Upson Tea. at 75 , and $1 "ft
ctuved by F. R. DRAlio,
myle 82 Market and 1 Diamond,
FLOWER VASES-2k) pair Terra Gotta
Vases for sale by ( Jyl'.l) 1113NRY II COLLINS.
- 14 1 iFrikSTREET PROPERTY—A Lot of
Uronlid on Fifth street, opposite the Cathedral, nn
which le ern ted a neat Two Story Brick Building,, suitable
for offices. Apply to je2Sl BLAEF.LY A. RICHEY.
WffEAT —5OOO bushels of prime Wheat
wand by SPRINGER Bi A RILL 170 11,
.Is 2 295 Liberty street
LAMP -BLACK-50 bbls. just receive& and
for side by (Jen] 'Man , 8R.0.9.
1111
PRIVATE AND CONFIDENTIAL
Al' THE BUFFALO N'EN ERI HOSPI.
I A I,—)lnt4blished for Om CURE of S yph dug. Seminal
I,3.knns and tho 111111 - n6om of Youth and )1 aturit y, by
Dr. AMIIS d SON, Berro.o, NPR' York—Ott corner 01
Mnin and Quay etrooto, (ap stAirm.)
Au intitrument for the cure of general Debility, linpOtellCe
Incontinent*, or Nocturnal Emixsions.
This Instrument has been useti with the most happy effect
in the praettot of the most eminent physimans and surgeons
in the British empire. Fr and (Jet - many. In leett, so re
markable were the cures, that the late 't SIR ASHLEY' . hailed
it Os the '• Ilarhinzer of Life." The use of this will fully
sustain the high encomium.
YOUNti NiEN TAKE PARTICULAR NoTICP.
Dr. AMOS A SON are the only Physicians in the State
who are members of the itnyal College of Surges... London.
graduates it one of the ['Wilt eminent Colleges in the United
Mateo, take !demure iii that they have inverted
meat important instrument for the core of the above
d iseanes. It into. subjected to A tent by the most eminent
ploynolaus iu London. Paris, Philadelphia and New lark;
it has been declared to be the only useful inetrument wet
art discoovered bor the core of Seminal Weak noel, nr any
ollseane ol the genital organs, arising from the solitary
habits of self-itiolnlgenre winch dritialiiiy both body mad
mind, unfitting Man either for marriage or snidely.
Dr. A Nlo Pis A SiN, in order to satisfy the most ooketot Oral as
to the merits of their instrument, pledges tliotnekilvell that in
au y iuntau. w hero they may prove unnatinfacpory after a hue
trial, tine rrfulliled returning tine Instru
ment in g , eed order.
Pet roux wishing the aeons. useful I natrurnant will observe
that the price, with the accompanying
Packed awl soot by exprens, in ten dollars
NEW ItEMETYY AND QUICK CURES
For the VOllerlllll 1.4.011.11e21, and all private voitiplaintat
titeete, strit•tittes, manual 1411111.10.,111111111 iu 1.116
boos ul the haliwys, thee:will a the head, throat, 11...41.2 and
skin, and nil thc.se dreadful alliictionA mining front u secret
habit of youth, which produc , constitutional debility, reu
derx ruiirrtaire Palate/tilde, and at the end dostrdys both body
2111.111111111.
Dr. AMOS & SUN lame devoted their attention exclu
sifely to this ',manlier class or maladies, end the relief they
hair consequently been enabled to render to their fellow
creatures it fully testified nod gratefully acknowledged by
convalescent patients a n d others daily arriving in town
1 - 1,11.1 till parts of tine country, fur the exprvos purpose only
o'l idtivoltathm, while thdir exertion, have 'wt.,/ crowm , d
with the most signal advantage,: yet (rein what they have
porteuced in Inquiring lute the caused of thew Infectious
1,111011111.11 frets their moat simple condition to that of the
.11,4 t. dangerous and inteterat,l) thll have always enter.
tallied the Ixwslhility of their ',retention and removal, and
iikewise invariably found that the most horrible and ma ch
nt forma of disease conhi almost always be traced to one
,it the following cane, n:—lgnorance. neglect,'or the ill "f
-leet., of unskilful and improper treatment: therefore fir.
ANtiri A JUN have succeeded In discovering, in the ender
:ion of their remedies, a tusk', effectual and moil:nut ix:mike:
..nottlng all roinbiuntion of remed;es which bear an eqnl, , ,.
dal Anirwler, no well as those whose premature or
:rens application might he prodnetive of had consequenees
the hands of iliAllitLe iudirninaia. Ili short, the latidal,:e
end of the retio.dy i 4 the lessening of a gland maps of h
Ina Mieery try the alleviation, ',lief and prevention of
t land , grievollnallllCtwtm that are in reality the secret ro. of
and whk h. w t hey so extensively surround 11:4,
al did for our skill and Ingo fer.mee for their extermination.
Dr tmiN have for a Imo: selct , of years been
en
nt /II all eatincove i - twttec in the trrla1111•11t of these tit
cati• ouphdut", and 111, the only legally, qualified Physicians
V. h... regardless of the taunts and envy ft the hypoelltical
and inoeh moiling, have hint the confidence, tie ottali the tor
dil l s, o f th.• puble- press, to direct attention to t I mre
evil., from which no of ninth is ftee. In select
ing thts department of praettce the, hare been amply re
warded by the great success that luw atteudrl their ellorts
to the treatment of thew, cases, which are so generally eon
tided to the unqualified and ignorant empiric", who, with
their pirated publications 114511111 n foreign names and titles,
mud pretended virtues of thine patent 11,/311 .' “Uis, harp tu
t% toil attrions injury ccll 111.. e 1010 hate I,ell to
place faith in their pretensions—Absheal Retire
Dr. ANIOF A FON boo made arranttotoruta %the,' y
tat_kagen rat, bo forwarded watt .o. rvor and dcopatrh to :toy
part or thr w„rld
A.l , lre.i Dr. )OW 1 4 & SON. c,il.•r of Mnm an , l QuAy
On, (up dtalrA,. N
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11 01, tst.•l.lW. ~1 k.3s and ~.iipling stop, finialieS ii, thi
wort elegqiil and to,tetril stile This is a eery superior
at isle. hods ii, L./Ile And tori aura, nod ue respectfully in
Itt• the at 1...1it .11 of pimliasers and the public in gene , al to
it. Mr. Carthart invented and wade the first Molosloons.
an I his IIIIII•11111,11t, are looked upou I. models hy ~list's
makers Far gale be li. KLEBKR A tilt,,.,
ply No. b.; Fifth street.
A N I)LES AN I) SUM' — fiii 1• .sea
.. istio l'auill..i, 4 s, Z. s and ti's;
C ,
t• ri,tilittoll mould C 81141 4 ,4;
.....:, do l'lu. tieritian Soap;
I:, do do No. I do
Liu du No. 1 extra fatuity Soar.
In store and for sale by
Sala 13111.4E11 At It ICKETSON.
HERRING
-34) lads. No. I Dry Salt Herring;
20
is hr 1.11 . 13. No. 1 -
Jost received sod for sale by
111ILLEK i EICKETStIN,
./.1 3 221 and 2211 Liberty st.
I NSA: 8..1, NC li: ! INSURANCE! !—Applista
ti,.. for iiisoraii... for se•eial 14, it
g! tellable lnuraut,
t ortlptlflle, revels...l hl 11F.1 I. iv. BUNN, at his Real F:stats
Ace, y and I idelllcence lilt., on the north side iii tilih.
stroll, Louth door tout ut the Itinnounl, ALLEIIIIKNN
C ITV. JO'
et)Flilii E.— li7ii i bags prime Rio l'offee;
I.:. do. to.:ro do do.
40 do. Ohl Gov. Java do.
In stare and for sale by 11L1.1 1 .1t. ..t. KICKF:FSON,
j•. 12 No. '2.21 soil 2213 Libor ty street.
AUG UsT M At; A ZI N ES--Gudey, Graham.
Poierson. Arthur's, and Yankee Notions tdr August.
just rerein. d by It. T. C. 51011lIAN,
j)F I 4I Ft th street.
LEmoNs--_U loges this day received and
fiir Ede by lilt MLR .4 ANDERSON,
.h .. .- 1 2 So. 3 . .. ‘V o.A street.
1
000
. GA LLU:s; S LI 'NSEED OIL, for
sale by J. SN.II.IO(INMAKKK ,
139 0 2-I Wood Cl.
NlCE—ill tiers-es for sale by
3521; SMITH, M AIK A II UNTER.
CREAM TARTAR—nIIII tbs. just received
and fur sale by 1 je1,2.1 FLEMING 11R0S.
$j 00 FOR TWO CHOICE BUILDING
lobs, having li large front on two street,.
by 363 feet deep, plesaantly titillated on Mt. Washington.
will be sold on ens) ton na S. CUTHBERT A SOS,
jell 'Real Estate Agents, ill Market ..t..
(lANA.RY SEED-5 hbls. on hand and for
sale by liyt I FLEMING BROS.
RIFLES, GUNS, PISTOLS. Gun Furni
ture and Accoutrements, always on hand.
BOWN k TETLEY. 116 Weed st.,
jell+) Sign of the Golden Gun.
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FC
INEST FIFTY ENT YOUNG lIYSON
TEA IN THE CITY call bt, had at
W 1 N 1)0
1;50 V b., (,1 (LASS
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Lase:
101.14
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In :.t.•re and for sale by
jr; MILLER RICKIsTSCLN
BROWN'S ESSENCE JAMAICA GTN
GER-24 dozen of this valuable Medicine received by
JOS. FIRMING,
/3 4 Corner Dleflumd aufl nuke et
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MISCELLANEOUS
ALLEUIIENi CITY: PROPEItTY—A Lot
of Grodna'un Larook Street, three lours from Federal
_street, 21: feet front 14,100 foot deep to an alley, on which
are the following improvements, viz Brick Dwelling
I tense, well finished and admirably arranged. 20lA feet by
40, containing two parlors, dining room and kitchen on the
'first Boor: three rooms above and one over the dining
room, a ith u finished attic--cellar under the whole house--
hark yard paved—hake oven in the cci lar—hydrant and gas
ou the promisee. Will be exchanged for a Farm. Apply to
jyV BLAKELY A RICUEY.
FOR SALE-20 Acres of Land; a good
situation for a country atom ; about twenty miles front
the city, in a thrivirg neighborhood, and no ittori, near.
Four Menses—two Brick, two Frame—in Allegheny City;
one Frame situated en the Diamond, occupied AS n grocery
and provision stothand for the business four vacant lots.
WANTED—A 0111, to do housework fur a mall family In
Allegheny City. Situations wanted for Ilea and Buys.
Al ply t o BED. W. BONY, at his }teal Estate Aguncy and
Intelligence Other, on the north side of Ohio street, fourth
door east of the Uiumuud, kilegheny City.
WILKINSBURO PROPERTY !- 0 R
SA desirable location for & country home.
Four auoo of land of clerks quality, pleasantly situated near
tbe Railroad depot, Wilk inshore; la all under gnod fence,
and has an excellent spring of never failing water. It
will be sold at a bargain, as the owner is unable to put Me
prut tonents en int/ Choice a property, and has determined to
go West.
Price $l,O 0. Terms $lOO in hand, remainder In one, two
and three yours. S. CUTHBERT k SON,
jy2.; 51 Harked st.
VALIi A B LE FIFTH WARD PROPERTY
IN MA BEET VERY LOW—Two 3 story Brick
Houses on Penn street, each occupied as business houses
and dwellings, renting well and iu the very loot portion of
the pith Ward. Also, a corner 3 story Brick House, nern
pod as in cabinet store uud dwelling, und a 2 story Brick
Dwelling House in the rear. Also, three Business Houses
and five Dwelling Houses on the corner of two public
street., in the Fifth Ward. Apply to
J. 130 BLAKELY A ItlalllEY.
COTTAGE HOUSE AND LOT
FOIL SALE,.
THE undersigned (with a view of remov
ing to another house in the immediate vicfnity,) offers
Gar sale tine IIOUSE AND LOT in which he now resides,
mudded on Vouut Washington,,uti,tho brow of Coal 11111,
opposite theldwer part of the city. Ile lot is I'2El feet front
and 3h4 feet deep, and lung growing on it a large numher of
fruit trees and shrubbery, consisting of apples, peaches,
plums, cherrks, apricots, currants, gooseberries, raspberries.
grapes, 4.c. The liouse is 4u feet front, 6 feet hall, and 50
feet deep, with kitoben and cellar. There are 8 rooms. with
Lath roam and finished garret. The house is limit Ifs Mini
en, style, neatly painted and papered throught.ut ; the doors
windows and washboards of front rooms and hall are grained.
There in /1 g.M.Pd sulliriently large fur two horses and
carriage. A well at' grad water, a cistern. and A necessary
outhouses. The hd is enclosed by a paling fence 6 feet high.
Th... I, cat ion is 1./110 Of the most beautiful and healthful in
Western Pennsylvania.
possession given Immediately.
Tern. liberal
3-23
FOE SALE—Seven acres of Land, on which
is a frame house, frame stable, never failing spring,
t kl.
heat of graft.' fruit, grope via's and a variety of shrubbery.
one and a quarter servo 01 land, on whic is a brick house
wi:h four rooms, a good cellar and a frame a sm.
Also, a town lot, on which is a brick house with four
rooms, linidp d iptrret and guild cellar, all situated in Se
wiekleyrille, and will be sold low If applied for ta,on, nr
would 1w traded for a small farm handy to some of our Rail-
Rotolo ,
For Selc—Three good farms, well ImproVed, within twee
ty five miles of the city.
Apply to U. W. BJNN, at the Real Estate Agency and
Intelligence Office, nprlh. side of Ohio street, fourth door
east of the Diamond,. A FtegMeny city. jy26
VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY FOR
FA LE.—Thin undersigned offers f.or sale on favorable
tprtull a large number of building Lots In the Third and
Eighth Wards of the city. The lots front on Pennsylvania
Avenue, Watson, Forbes, Locust, Maria Vickroy and Muff
eels. are hot a few minutes walk from the Court lions.,
and will be sold very cheap.
Penous .1.11,0 of se,uting a convenient and healthy
I cation for a or wishing to purchase fur entre',
tton. in a i.art of the city which will continue steadily to
improve will find it to their advantage to call upon the on
.ters:gti.d. CHRISTOPHER NIAUEE, Attorney at Lou,
in)
MIIIMI
No.ILL{ Fifth strvot
titizt.t to Rod Dispdtch copy and cll. P..t.j
ATALL'.IIILE Coal Mines at Auction.—On
the 'tttlt day Augn-t ncst, at 3 o'clock, P. NU. will
on the prc tnim-s, to the 111i:he'd bidder, Kcleey',4 ex•
11,31 11,3•1 )Loon, :LS mih•3• 3•hart• Pit Isburrh, on tlio Mo.
wort:bare now in opel.tritlll. 114% iag
t' , . i..ok all in the finest order. The dip oi the roal
l'here are ride, iwrea own!, with Iwo due wine, ono
It en] D 1., lu fi ct the other about 4 foot. Two brick and four
In ore. ; the cars and rid) thing on tin-o splendidly
,111.1 .4 erlis. toaiith-r w all lid , acres .4 liver 4otioni
1 tiol er •ep• , ri. d pidit y. end 110 red , of the he.t lauding ou
.•111IN —Ol, ill Cittb, 1.,11111,1 in 9 muntlia, and unu
in 1, 1j ,,,,th, •
I t 1 •n t n lougniu buy these unsurpassed works,
~r urzher impure of
Wtx)Dzi, eotn u u•rcixl Broker,
,u 7; Fourth St., Pittsburgh
t i ll VI, ACRES of first-rate land, three in
Warne oi prime timber. situate in a very
pl.•;aai,t loeation. about tad miles from Allegheny rite, with
tar_•• trout ou the New Itt ightou and A Ilrglserly Plank
It u ill Fe s.Jltl on easy tertno Fy
S. CUTHBERT s SON,
Real Estate Airenta, 61 Market et.
ATH EHE SIURY BRICK HOUSE F'Ofi
51,7 0 0--CmAtuns S rooms, bath room and cellar.
Terms, $5O in hand. balance in three yearly tiaymenta A
011,0 story brick house of 5 rums, eitane-rts.ini. Ad, for
sl,-i0 Also, n dwelling-hones of ti rooms, adjoining tho
51.7t5i 'l‘, , rme•--5.',110 in band; balance in 1, .2 and
p•a--sittiair at the corner of Franklin and Elm at, outs.
jr.' S CUTHBERT iitt SON. 51 Market at.
AT -ALI:ABLE FARM FOR SALE, in a
anti pleasant loration,lo miles from the city,
-u the Perri seine Plank Howl; 205 acresi, ltlo cleared and in
ill vatiou; nt. nn RO acres of good meadow land, an orrbard
.4 fiacres bearing trees, and good timber on the nniznprove‘l
bind Tll4-re is a frau, house of 6 rooms on the gionial,
with a Bit, fountain of running water at the door, a new
some barn. and ether buildings. Apply to.
!MAT At SON, S 1 Market at.
AOW A.--11e tire sending an Agent to a por
tion lowa, a ho will to' prepared to start in about ten
t.•uti OW I..iyin,4 of taxes, mak lug
..te Any I.ersou having limiltiefis in that State,
and will U. the favor ~1 calling on Us, will redeive every
inf.dinat
..13 -12 “ 1 M. AK ELY A RICREY.
- _
S(J 11ANI), balance in one, two and
‘J three )ears, will %my a good ESUILDINiI Ltsr of
Lio deep, ,tuiktell pear the Outer Depot. Al
eheny elty—pt ire $l7:. Thin properly ill well worth at
I I NSF. E 0 I L,--1000 gallons Linseed Oil
tor al, J. SCIIO SNIAEI R,
TOBACCO
1_ 40 °A nalergolCK" 0101 S'n TOl zseo
lo du. •• Wele. er'.4 ,•1.1 - s'n do.
d••.
do. .•Jas. 11. tinini's" s's do.
%Val. 11. tirmirs” L's and I'S.
tin Tobacco.
do. • Asliton'n" b'a do.
do. "Jaws - pada Ida; , du.
fant•fl (ntiwitrf benes)Tauken D wsile half pound
snip
,1051 It....ei‘ed and for sale by
NI I 1,1,R11. A RI CK RTSO N,
N.. 221 and 223 Liberty street.
O' Pieces Ca!ieues, Berageel, Be Laines
at 12 1 : cents worth 25 tents, at :the ReinbAtt
ullni Sale of A. A. ..11ASON S CIL
sal 25 Fifth street.
EAST LANE, Allegheny City.—We have
for Pal« a Mune and Lot on East Lane, lying between
Alain street and the river. The Lot in 18 feet wide by Ii fix t
d,p, with a neat two story Brick Dwelling liou,e, contain
ing nix room,: hydrant in the yard, and other out-houscs.
It wi:l I.e sold very low. It would bo.exclangw.l for a city
lid. Apply to jy3ol BLAKELY a RICHEY.
AIRS. S. A. ALLEN'S WORLD'S HAIR
INI_ RESTORER.—An unfailing restores and preserver
~1 the hair and sight It is not a dye! The hair and whis
kers, h o wever gray, are restored to and preserved in their
origin ki life color ! liy its use. wiga, spertailes and gray
will soon become extinct. The Restorer usrd with
tlic Zylobalsamuni, not only cleanses the hair, but inclines
to curl, giving it a soft, glossy and natural appearance.
The Roston, will strengthen and preserve the night, and
remove and precut illulness, headache, scurf, dandruff,
scald-head, or an'teruptiou of the skin, and all unnatura
PrApiratiklllB or the Lead. It is a certain cure l'or ratan
in the head.
Sold by
DOLT HAS LEFT HIS BRIDAL GIFT.—
Ono of the last things done by Col. Colt previous to
getting married, was to have his IMPROVED PISTOL hu
rdled and brought into market. It pdssessea many advan
tages over the old patent. Wo now have on hand a supply
of [bete teally tasteful weapons, and would be pleasod to
show there to our friends.
lions, Pistols, Rifles, Revolvers, Ammunition, &c, &c.
BOWN & TETLEY,
..1Y5N0.139 Wood scree
.
1: 1 0.11. SALE A very desirable Country
lbsiidonce, c,ntaining 0.3 Acrea, beautifully situated on
the Ohio Ricer. and adjoining the town of Beater—wel! tot
pr0e,..1, with a good Cottage Lloutio and other buildings--
ioc•at ,hruhhery, hc. THOMAS WOODs,
AGAZINES FOR JULY
' Ileu r por'a Alaguri e fur July.
raharn's
Ballou'm .•
laeterson's
Illuatrated London Sewn.
The Struggle l'or Life, or Claude and the Skeleton
B. T. C. 51ORGAN,
14320 41 Fifth street.
MILL AND CROSS-CUT SAWS ;
Grass and Corn Scythe;
Bellows and Vices:
Pump Chain and Fixtures;
Ilay and Manure Forks. Together with a.large
and extensive assortment of Hardware, just received and for
:ode low. at No. 83 Wood street, between Diamond alley and
Fourth atrret, Pittsburgh. SAM'L. FA IiNESTOCK.
aPI•
UNFURL THE GLORIOUS BANNER--
A Patriotic Song: words by X.. J. Allen. Writtru ot.
the occasion of a pm-tent:ulna of a eland of col,,rs, by th,
Lotigin,ne Oreya, to the Chimp, Light Guard.' 31usic con.
poar,l and respectfully dadirated to Capt. John B. Wyman,b)
Henry K leber.
Price 2.5 cents. The above just published and for ealo
H. KLEMM St BRO., "
jjl Lio; 68 Fifth street.
BROWN'S Essence of Ginger-24 dozen of
this vain.* medicine received - 11 •
OS. nEmze,
LY2S corner Diamond ntd Market at.
11==iMEM
W. 0. LEstrE,
No. 45 Fifth street
Real Ritate Agents, 51 Market st
I=3llll
.10S. FLEMING, Errig.gi.t ,
or t ho Mumma end Murket
75 Fourth street
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RITES OF ADI MIT'S'
BY THE PITTSBURtiII ABHINING PUT,
lICEE:I23
One Ineertion......
Two I o sort ...
Thrre fusel
One week ..
;i Ins 7 1.4, 1 1,01 1 (,O
. 4 ijo 0) 1 V. 41
Tao
Tina week .1
One month.. '
(01 1 0 ,1
Two month,. ...a 7 Oil 4 doi tall
month, (Po 6 it' 4 .".0 .3 (di
Four molks, ....... ~..; 111 WI ti.". ) (10'
Vi” . won 71, 7 35/ 5 511; 3 0
mouth• , NI ' diA 01)1 400
Niu • h........._, Id 001 lU 3.,1 8 irdi 535
year .............j 23 ( 1 11. 11 1;i In ihll 6 66,
.1. a s I, in., Or Lc , pet num
One vinare, per annum,. exelm.i, iLe paper,)...
!.n • 0,101 11 iAle , 4 2 c
PITT S BITRG POST.
m ( 1 'N114.1 - 31011N LNG AUG UST :10
Prum the Cincinnati Enquirer.l
Col. Fremont's Antecedents-411 s Mamie
- sal from the Army.
Is is not eight years since the Black Republi-
can candidate for the Presidency was, on account
of the grossest misconduct, cashiered and dis
mi:sed from the United States Army Ile was
tri , (l by the following gentlemen, comprising a
court martial of the best officers in the army.
Here are their names :
Brevet Brigadier General, G. M. Brooks, Col
Firth Infantry.
Colonel S. Churchill,
Colonel A. B. Crane,
Brevet Colonel M. M.
Brevet Colonel S. U.
sal Engineers.
Inspector General.
First Artillery.
Payne, Fourth Artillery
Long, Corps Topographi
Lieutenant Colonel J. P. Taylor, Subsistence
Department.
Lieutenant Colonel R. E. Deßusey, Corps
Oidnanee Department.
Major J. 1.. Graham, Corps Topographical En
gineers.
Major R. l)elefield, Corps of Engineers.
Brevet Major G; A. Wean, Assistant Adju
tant General.
Major E. IV. Morgan. Eleventh Infantry
Capt John F. Lee, Judge Advocate.
After a fair and impartial trial, the Couridanie
to the folloting conclusion
"Charge I—Mutiny.
charge.
" Charge 2—Disobedience of orders. And
guilty of the charge.
" Charge 3—Conduct prejudicial to good or
der and military discipline. And guilty of the'
charge."
It will be seen that the grounds upon which'
such a respectable court of his brother officers
disrnisied Fremont from the service were that
he had been guilty of " mutiny," " disobedtenoe
of orders," "and conduct prejudicial to good
order and military discipline." Certainly these
afforded excellent rea,ons why he shduld be
dismissed from the army, and ought 'Co tell
strongly against him since he aspires, by - virtue'
of the office of President, to the chief command
in the very service where he was adjudged un
worthy to hold a subordinate position. In pass
ing sentence the Court took occasion to say :
" SENTENCE. - And the Court does therefore sen
tence the said Lieutenant Colonel John C. Fremont,
of the regiment of mounted riflemen, linitedStatak
Army, to he dismissed from the service.
"The Court deems it proper, in view of the mass
of evidence on record, to remark that the Court has
been unwilling to confine the accused to a strict
legal defense, which appeared to be within narrow
" Considering the gravity of the charges, tbitiCourt
has allowed the defense the fullest possible scope
in its power, to develop the instruction of the Gov
eminent, and all circumstances relating to the alleged
misconduct, as well as to impeach the leading wit
ness fur the prosecution. The Court has even in
dulged the aocnsed in a course unusual, and without
approbation in the final defense, of using indiscrim
inately matter which had been rejected ur admitted
in evidence.
'• With ail this latitude of evidence, and the broad
er latitudo of defense, the Court hue found nothing
conflicting in the orders and instructions of the Gov
ernment, nothing impeaching the testimony ou tho
port of the prosecution, nothing, in fine. to qualify,
in a legal sense. the resistance to authority, of which
the accused stands convicted.
The attempt to the leading witnesses fcr
the pro:eel/thin, has involved points not in issue, and
tii which the proseeetion has brougl3t no evidence. In
the judgment of the Court his honor and character
ore unimpeaehed.
The irla6le proceeding , . of the general court mar
tial in the foregoing ease. have been laid before the
Prrsident of the Ilnited States."
President Polk approve I .cf the finding of the
Court; but political infllPlThe — tiOng, brought to
lie-tr, and a majority r.f one in the Court recom•
mending him to mercy, he remitted the penalty
of dismissal from the set-vice. But Fremont,
with the stigma of the verdict resting upon him,
soou resigned his commission.
From the I htitidealor.l
Tom Henton•s Last Great Speech—llls
Opinions of Buchanan—The Electoral
Ticket--The Fremont Movement.
Old Bullion is a brick ! Seventy-four years of
age, ho has stumped the entire State of ;Missouri
in seven weeks, making in an, nveragn two
perches per day, and often riding all night to
meet appointments lle wound up his campaign
with a tremendous speech at St. Louis on last
Saturday night. Ile said a great many bitter
and pungent things agaimt the present admin
ktrntiiin, who, it seem., have preferred other
advice to his in Missouri matters. But he says
all things will he righted under "Old Buck."
Bear him:
•• He would inform the citizens that he found
the Democracy throughout the State united upon
Buchanan. There was no difference of of inion
amongst the Democracy of Missouri upon the
action necessary to be taken in reference to the
electoral tickets. Ile Benton) knew Buchanan
well. They had entered Congress together, cud
he knew him to he a man of peaceable tempera
ment, and from that tact, as well as from the
character of the State to which he belonged,
he knew that he would maintain an honorable
piece with other nations, and thus secure the
blessings which flow fun) it."
THE FREMONT MOVEMENT
Of this be spoko emphatically and to the point.
Re said that "the country was now threatened
with the electi, n, of a President by one-half of
the State., amilhe regarded it as an unfortunate
thing for the country, for a President to he elect
ed by one-half of the States, and he regarded it
equally our°, intuits for the man who should
desire to he thus eiected Pretideut by ONE
HALF OF THE STATES !-
It will be seen by the above that he has no
notion of supporting hi:, awn son-in law, or even
going for " Jessie," his own dear daughter.
Roman like, he thr,;ws away all considerations
of self and supports the than I'OE the times, the
'talesman adapted to the elation, and one he rays
he "knows full well."
THY: ELECTORAL TICKET.
His propositions to consolidate . the two
Buchanan electoral tickets; is as follOws. lie
says:
Let the electoral tickets abide the decision
of the people as expressed by the election for
Governor. If Mr. Polk receives more votes than
Benton, then let the electoral ticket which cor
responds with the Benton ticket he withdrawn.
If Benton received more votes than Mr. Polk,
let:the electoral ticket which corresponds with
the State ticket headed hy Mr. Polk comedown."
No doubt some such arrangement will be
made, and Missouri can he counted safe to Bu
ohanan.
;From the Peennyheatilen.?
Buchanan In California
At the date of the last steamer, the news of
"Mr. Buchanan's nomination had not reached
california, and the impression seemed to pre
vail, that he would not head the ticket. Their's
pression that he would not he nominated, created
munch ill-feeling in the ranks of the Democracy,
which will all of course be turned to good no
account when the news of his nomination
reaches that distant State. We give eitracts
from letters indicative of public sentiment in
California:
SACRA MEN ro CITY, July 4, 1856
The nomination of Boehm:an, if mode, will be
hailed with great enthasia , m here. lam confi
dent we will carry the State ens , ily, with hiy
name at the head of the ticket. With any other
man named we will have to struggle desperately.
MAIIV.IVILLE, CAL , July 3, 1856.
I hope that Buchanan will receive the nomi
nation. If nominated an easy Democratic
triumph will be experienced.
SIN FRANCIeOo, CAL., July 4, 1856.
We are awaiting the news ffom Cincinnati with
great anxiety. The Vigilants keep the public
mind in such a constant state of excitement that
politics receives but little attention, but one
thing is clearly certain—if Buchanan:ln is the
nominee he will receive the electoral vote of
California by a largo majority.
SACRAUP.NTO CITT, July 4, 1856.
The Democracy here are fearful that Mr. Bu
chanan will not be nominated, and his failure
would endanger our success in California. A
rumor is freely circulated here that five of our
delegates are unsound, and will not be governed
by the resolutions.of our Convention as instruct
ed. Nothing but t docided unwavering support
of Buchanan in the Convention will satisfy the
DemocraCy of this State.
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