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THE SATURDAY StIORNIMO POST
Published from the same office, on a large blanket elite
*eat, at TWO DcOLI,AIIB is year, in &trance. Single copies,
Piss Class.
air No paper will be discontinued, Coulees at the Macre.
Lion of the Proprietors,) until all arreareges are paid.
ARP tin attention will be paid to any order anieed
painied by the money, or eatiafactory reference tn . this qty.
Ocumectal with the Establishment . of the Morning
Poet-is mend the largest Joe PIUNTTIVI OFFICES In the
city, where all kinds of work le done on the shorteet notice,
andmeatt ressonablitterins. ''
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
e sAJm:mL a WINGAIM,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
PITTBHURCLII, PENNA.
tit-Office in BAKEWELL'S BUILDINGS, Orant street, (nwtroPPoGite oouroloive.) Fotrvkly
CHARLES W. WINO-ARO,
ATPORNRY AT LAW,
EBENSBURG,
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0112/11.1. COUNIT e MINA.
ArgallfrtilletkeefillT6llllllo - 011, Blair, Cloartield and In
diana counties. febUltly.
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JAES 'A: "LOW HIE, Attorney at Law,
t," M office Fourth street, Pittsburgh, between ianithileld and
Mercy alley: ' decllay
BARTON, J. Attorney and Counsellor
at Law r eillos corner of Fifth and Grant streets, Pitts
burgh. y
Q.Alef P. ROSS, Attorney at Law, No. 109
rotirth Otret, Pittaburgh, fourth do r below Mr. Andy
Pattttracrtes Livery Stable. je2S
15,A.`PRICK M'KENNA, Alderman oTElia
jrf ftard, Wilco corner of Oroot and Fifth &roam (formerly
occirtdedlry Alderman Lewis,) whore all briefness pertaiolop
to - me office of Alderman awl Jrundoe of the Peace Will ho
promptly attended to. febl:3m
AilL, Surgeon Dentist, successor to G}.
V .
W. Biddle, No. 144 Smith!laid street.
Wolllco hours from 8 to 1 o'clock, and from 2 to b o'clock.
feblfuly
J
SCOTT, Dentist, Fourth street, five doors
..ost of Market.
rs;r• Office hours from 9 o'clock A. M. to 9 o'clock P. M.
ate.
BUSINESS CARDS.
JOHN MOOR HEAD, Wholesale Grocer and
"00anlaelon Meregant, for the sale of PIG METAL and
BLOOMS, and PRODUOB generally, No. 27 Wood street,
Piusfiergli. AP2I
stariast intimracineos, Pitta ,I
Not:
& RICKETSON, Wholesale Grl)-
'dots, Importers of ItaitNDIES, WIN ES and SENARE,
Noa: 72 and 174, corner of Irwin and Liberty streets, Pitts
burgh. Iran, Naßq Ootton Yarns, Lc , cenetinitly on band.
13'20
Aum.en B. 011111.1 No EtMARMON.
EDA MU> Dr/EMMY efEl.ll7 L RINCRAI.T.
CURLING, ROBERTSON & CO., Mann
factiveraoreut, Prometi and Plain Flint OLASSWAILF,
warebmiselfb. IT Wood areal, corner of Front, rittel,urgli.
other actilas or atuswao., and WAllidoW Ulnas, at
low Market prirott. awl Uttly
J LIM IL 1.21)112 .10111511 J. (11.814
y EDLIE 65 (MANI, Successors to blulvatiy
& Letitia, meaufaccurere of Cot, Moulded and Pain
Nut and Panay Colored OLAM.SWARE, and dealer In all
triode of Window Glenn, Flasks, Vials and Bitting". Wiwis
home corner of Market and Water streets, Pittsburgh.
tatiaxlky'
1.)0 EMOVA.L.—C. lIIMSEN, -Manufacturer
j..Li of every variety of VIALS, BOTTLES and WINDOW
GLASS; black Porter, Wino and Claret Buttles; DomiJoßne
and Carboys; also, Flint Ohms in every variety. Warehouse
Nos.lol Second and 133 Met Arcot, Pittsburgh. inh29
F.
DR....4.lWbiamoad, Pittsburgh, dealer
jr: s in COUNTRY PRODUOII, offer& for sole a choke
stock of GROCERIES, selected for family use. Spices of
every variety and the purest quality, ground at his Steam
Milk Also, Dried Fruits. Foreign and Domestic Produce
taken In exchange fur merchandise.
D . F. R. D. has procured a full assortment of Latoireth's war
ranted OAILDRS RREDS, and invitee the attenuon of all fo
toreatad in rural affair,.
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001SIMISSION HOUSE.—TIio subscribers
IL/ hare opened a IlorLee for the Rhein purpose, at No. 11
Smithfield street, tour doors above the Mourmgahela Ilona&
Wa will purchase, or receive on commoalon, for sale, con.
airuents of FLOUR, BACON, CHEESE, CORN, OATS,
FLAX SEED, GRASS SEED. BALED RAY, ar ,
upon silfieb tee will make &drone., or purchase at the beet
market rates for eaah. [nova) ALOEG k 00.
R. IL Clat.llll, 2. PJCII2RDSo2I J I 1127.t2T2.
ENGLISiI & RICHARDSON, Furwarding
Acid CoMMlaiii.in Merrhante and irlioluerAle daub,' /II
FISII, BACON and OIL, and I'ILODUri.: gi•nerally. War
houseformerly occupied by Iturtiridge it. N 0... on, N... Ile
Water and 150 First street. Pittsburgh, 1,63
10Lni ATWeLL a J. LEE El L.
ATWELL, LEE & CO., Wholesale (iroceri,
Produce owl Couunionon aferrhants, sod donlort
Pittsburgh Slanafactures, No. a lloodntroot, Letwoon Wolor
anal Front RUMS, Pittsburgh. Bole
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rOLIN W. BUTLER & CO., Forwarding and
Commission Morrbunts,lool, IA Is all Li 0,1,1 of PITTS
DUREN MANUFACTURES, LEAD PIPE and SHEET
LEAD, No. G 7 Front stroot, Pittaburgla. saliA
ENRY 11. COLLINS, Forwarding and
Cummixaion Merchant, and wholesale dealor is FISH,
ointesa, BUTTKR, KREDS and PRODUCE; generally,
25 Wood street. Pittsburgh. mar 6
WLLLIA - M UARR & CO., (Willitun Carr,
late of the firm of .1. Parker elt C 0..) wholesale GILL ,
ORBS and dealers in Fureigu WIN k"....9 and 1111ANDIPS,
Monongahela nod Itealfied 3•S Commercial
Row, Ldberty street, Pittshurgh. ni6.y
JOSEPH' FLEMING, successor to L. Wil
t, cox & corp., Market street and the Diamond,
keeps constantly ou hand a full asaortuo.nt of DK UtiS, NIED-
N PK . ItFU NI Eli and all arii•
clm pertaining to his Mishima
ir Physicians' Preseriplions rarefully compounded at all
hoar.
JOHN rum ......... ...... ... COCHRAN 71411LN1.!
FLENIING 11 ItOTII E RS, suroclssors W J.
Kidd A Co., wholesale Dittßiii CS. N. 60 Wo. - 01 strut,
Pittsburgh. Proprietor" 14 Dr. All,ana's , elebratect Variul
fuga, Liver NEN kr. Job
I L. AI A ItSll.l. L, success"r to H. ,
. WOOL DEALER. and CONIMISSION MERCHANT,
No. 189 Liberty street. Pittsburgh.
lirCilotock.A tiros, Kramer A liaLui, Mu,
phy, Tiernan k Co., Brown A liirktuitrick.
Pittaburub, May J 4,
I W. CLEADWICK, dealer in Kentucky
Leaf TORMAY), /LAOS and PAPER, No. 140 Wood
acyeed., below Sixth, Plidsbartrh. f apttkly
Sr . The market pare, io rash, paid for Rugs.
Wattes. P. 1111.1.113i1ALL -weevil I.IIIOLLEA.
Ajir P. MARSHALL & Iznpirters and
v v in French and American PA I'MR It A !at; ,
N&S, No. bl Wrtud e tr.!, Pittsburgh.
gap -Sole agenta for the colabrahal tuannracturaa ur Mango,.
Dalicourt & Cu., Paris. 147
BT. C. MOIWAN, Bookseller and Ma
. boner. Has al ways on haul! a goners! Afisortalent A
School, Misoollauenitt and Blank Bolts; Printmg, Post so o f
Clap Paper, Sc., wholesale and retail, No. 104 Vi . uoil are.,
befog Pieth (east side) Pittsburgh.
WANTED—gags and Tanners' Scrape. aplG:ly
JOHN MELLOR, NVltolosale and Retail
ealer In MUSICAL INSTILLTAI NNT3 , PI A Nibi, CSI r.,
SCIICa)I. BOOKS and STATIONXIIX, No. Si Wow.,! streot,
Pittsburgh. /sail
PHILP 6rTYIII nwirivr . J el+ I•Cx.losi.
EYAIER & ANDERSON, (i4llCeessors to
11 Jmlmx Rhodes A C. 1.,) wholootte dealer. lu Vt witY.lON
FRUITS, NUTS, b PICKS, I:NiNFEGTIONAILY, SUGARS, .
No. 39 Wood street, opposit. Charlre aut.'. Pict.
burgh. atp.2
iAiTINDLE, Whateaala and lietail SA D
. PLR, HARNESS, TRUNK, VALISE muil CARPET
U MANUFACTURER, No. lOU Wood sart.4., Pittsburg:h.
ir 2 SitY
FEYAICIERPRISE WORKS, No. 136 Wood
street, third door below Virgin alley.—BOWN & TUT.
would tall the ruination of Sporting mon to their large
assortment of GUNS, itIYLII 4 i sod REVOLVING PISTGI.s,
the largest Rua best selected steel: ever opened In this mar
ket, together with a general naaortment of Hardware, Ontle
ry, Tools and Fishing Tod:10,141 of *Lich we offer at Ow
lowest possible prices to each purrhasera, ur fur good ate
proved paper. iniu-18
N0R1.41-W ESTE ILN POLICE A ,
No. Mr Washington street, corner of Dearborn, Clli
oloo, ILLINOIS.
llmpßkrox D. B. RODOCRI.
PINE.TON k 00. devote thew entire attention to the
transaction of w general detective POLICE BUSINE6S to
the States of Illinois, IVisconsin, Michigan and Indiana.
EthltEdtl
O:I!OVES.—No. 124 IVood street, above
Fifthe—We beg leave to call the Trade to our ethck
titevea, EfoHow Ware and Clastinge in general. Having pert, •
ed every thing in WU line, we can safely say that we coon
be etupentsed in hob& fitting, and sruootheess, by any In the
trade. Machtuds will lied it to their advantage to call be
fore buying elsewhere.
fell GRAFF, REIRMYER. & GRAFF.
WATCHES, CLOCKS AND JEWELRY
AT GREATLY iIgbUCED PRICES.
JOHN M. }WORSTS le now selling off his Large and
choice stock of tine Watches, Clocks, Jewelry and Fancy
Goode at a very email guivance on tint cost, preparatory to
enlarging his Stern Room and the purchase of as enthe
new stock for the spring trade.
Persons desiring GRPAT BARGAINS should call early, its
it Is hts determination to close out Ms present stock with
out regard to former prices.
Don't forget the pIace—ROBERTS', IS FIFTH street, near
Market. febn
MEN AND BOYS' WINTER CLOTHING
—ROSENTHAL k BRO., Fifth street, opposite Ma
son's, have a largo stock of Mon and Boys' ("LOWING
on hand, comprising ennui entirely new and elegant style 4,
which they are prepared t, fondsh at the lowest rush prices.
6lso, a largo and tashionable stock of GENTS' FUBNIBRINC/
GOODS. dnr.l3:dly
N. 13/1313.0W NA&SZN L prritYVIII atoraß ALM' T.
PITTSBURGHCOACH FACTORY—BM
&Low & co, successort to E. M. Ingelcor, No. 48 Dia
mond-alley, near Wood evict, Pitteburgh--CARRIAODzi,
COACHES, PHAETONS, DUGOIES, and ovary deacriptvn
of FANCY 'VEHICLES built to order, and finished in
manner unsurpaufed for - beauty of design, elegance of [Minh,
Ail' of workmanship and durability of materiale.
All work warranted-
ENTERPRISE WORKS, No. 136 Wood
et, third door below Virgin alley.—SOWN k TETLEY
would call the attention of Sperling mon to their large as
wirtioent of GUNS, RIFLES and REVOLVING PISTOLS,
the largest and best selected stock ever opened in tills mar
ket. together with a general assortment of HARDWARE,
CUTLERY, TOOLS and FISIITNO TACELF., all of which we
offer at the lowest poaniblo prices to cash purchasers, or fur
good approved paper. martg
JOHN H. YOUNG.-- ... . ......... H. YOUNG SRANCILEI L YOUNG.
Fr B. YOUNG & UO. No. 38 Smithfield
_L. street, opposite City Hotel, mannfacturaw of CABI
NET FURNITURE and MAIM, of Hilary description. Ma
terials and workmanship warranted, and sold at reduced
prices. Care taken in packing for land and water carriage
ang3l
SCHOONMAKER, Manufacturer of
J . mita Lead, Red Lend, Zinc, Paint , Lithsrgo, Putty.
Ag. Wholesale dealer in Oils, Paints, Varnitties, Turpenti
N 0.24 Wood street. Pittsburgh. nijett
FINE DRESS GOODS REDUCED—Every
desaiption it 1111, DM./ Goode now being offered nt 26
VD 30percent. I , ca Mtn uguil prioes.
lap - A.xisoar 00, No. 25 nth At.
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VOLUME XIV.
BUSINESS CARDS
"Neither with my rye nor my faith will I trifle."
IMPORTANT TO THOSE AFFLICTED
IVITII BAU SlWlT.—Persons suffering from Inul
arising from. Immdrerf vision; coiuttitfitiOnsd decay, old age,
or other spasm, would do well to call upon Ur. IL X.:MAW,
PRACTICAL trPTICIA.N, where they may rely upon elottitiF
Spectacles scientifically adapted to the JUST WANTS UP
TUE BYII. Address, 28 Fifth street, opposite A. A. MoNln'.,
Pitte6nrgb,
P. S.—Telescopes, Mierneeopen, Tlsertnnmeters, and esery
article appertaining to the Optician trade, kept and repaired
on the peembsee.
Inserted In old Frames.
Any article nut approved at, exchanged free of or
der7 . .ly
EW COACh AND CA ItItIAUE
ItitIYNIERS corner al
tibeccs and Belmont streets. A lharlieny ihty, w,n I i respect
illy inform their friends and the public pilentlly. that they
have wintnoneed ufactoro of CA11.1(1 All ES, ItA
lUCIIES, IIOCK AW AI S, Bair) I KS, FI. Klir US and A•
IMS, in all their various styles of Millet and proportion.
1101,.. All orders will he executed with strict regard to thirs
t:Oar and beauty of finish. )(etudes will ales, be attended to
an the meat reasonable lemur Using in all their work the
hest Klutern Shafts, Poles, and it - hoid stuff, they feel confi
dent that all who favor them with their patronage, will he
perfectly satisfied un trial of their new work.
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Purchasers are requested to give us a call, before pair•
chasing elsewhere. octer I y
AAIILLIKEY & CO. have on hand, at
• their extensive CABINET and CHAIR MANUFAC-
Tuft V. No. tint Smithfield street, a large assortment of Fancy
s.nd Plain Furniture, which they will sell la law cent. lower
than customary rates. 'Corms, cash only. idee27,y
CILIAItLES I.IARNET'I, lloksz SUQER AND
BLACKSMITH, ILM erected a new and mammal/one
Brick Shop on CHERRY AI.,LEY, l.,tween Third and Fourth
streets, where he is prepared to do all work 111 his line w ith
the utmost promptitude. having had long experience in
the business, be respeofully solicits the patronage Cl his old
Cusnmvrs , 1.1 tie piddle generally. j n'2l
I AME 411
S LNG Eit, 111,1nongatt J ela
-, L
Mug Mill, WOlllll respectfully inform his friends rand the
the public that his new establishment Is now In fell opera.
Mau, and that he is prepared to furutah Boat Cables, and tall
all orders for PLANED LUMBER, with promptness, and at
the lowest rates.
hoard and Plank, planod on one or both shim, ronntantly
on hand.
Saah, Doors and Nl,,uldings, of every dear:lEl6,n, made to
.rder.
ga,„ Duildols and Carpenters would find it to their advan
tage to give hlin a call, as he can new furnish them with
illanai Stuff. suitable for ever}' doecripliou of Not k.
ULTON CA tt IVORKS, FOUNDRY AND
mActim? stop, SANIAISEY, 01110.—The eta.. )I,rr
lia,ing moved into his uew IVorks, reread,' erected. cornet
01 Waier, DFLionough aad "%tinkly 'insets, Is prepared to con
nrazt for and execute all orders (or Passenepfr, Itupgnt e,
Fluule Freight Platform, ("navel, Hand and all
otter d..cription" of CARFL
Also, for F-1 of all size", at:AILING, RAIL.
ROAD CASTINLIS of all description", and all other work
appertaining to a Foundry and Nla.chaue Shop.
TIN Foremen of the different department. are sciontifit
and practical tuau—mostly f;-om Eastern manufactories—
sl.tm keep themselves inhumed and adopt all valuable nu..b
ritelmprovomenta [angi'al:4l] W. W. WEIIiERKLI..
1 1 HE HOPE COAL COMPANY having re.
ceutly met with beam in transpnrting eon] to
uatl, being i.urod by the blanularturen' luguraure
µany, of Pbtladelphla, take pleasure it, stating that tiu•ir
Jaime were promptly aylitteted by .1 Agent
of said tSompany Lt BUS/IN ELI.,
Agent of Iloilo C.al Company, Cluctunati
Pittsburgh, Dec - ember 27, lllfsh. idns
]) EVOLVERS! REVoLVERS!!—Just re
. L calved, by Express. thres t nom
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man rilwturers, • splendid ansort
ta• nt..l c.n.T . .s REPEATING PltiguLS,
five and at Inch barrel.. all of
which we will sell for meth at an low
.ca• as 11,y oton I. bought tit lite ray of N«w Y.alit
,0112) gott; to Artstralis and Cailiol WA will nod [tint Ita•, , ••ta
laq ter tt) purcitastag Chair elutpa,:c at I 1111«. t:.11
atrauttars--aa Ur Kiva 1.0551, 111411 1 1 . I. :IS
at. v of [lto at., baft.rn Itatring clip, and m ,aa ,
14 a Whit, wa rotund Ills money
' IIOWN A TETLEY,
Sept 136 str«ei, Eutal.erei,
B OTTLERS. --JottN O Hauler,,
a: Co. Hauler,,
IS7 First street, 1, ttul:ilespectitrily tt,L.I/t1 IL !Mir
le that they Lave constati:l) 1.011 Laud a Istee suipit ••1
EA RI?AI'AIIILLA„ Al ERA l. WATER, ALE and I•I:RTER,
of dm Lest quality.
11. , arteobon of fd16.11.41 6 pfkrtictikrty d‘r.cted the
fi,t that they6uttle wAimtherin , Ai.Y. m r!. •6t.•
i~l~ywlt lane roonzmout/ IL L. 6.loLikat uu nic.m..1,4 Iln w b..lt
nme and stromg-thomv,. glutlit..n ne-COF I♦
J. on,LEs,pll; & Cat, Man, %im0tf4,11,,,,.
and dealero a, Plnt,
gl inp, C.,wbs sud N.. •-,
loGrgh
on Island mild wady tz.orekr. (hit P., and ?laude
11 altos-any. 14 tsewo, ‘Vniti tit and (”1, 1.31114,
tug, of tAr,•ry
iis7 - 2.talunboat 14er.ornted and Gilt
MA. SWILEH , Win,lHNtle and ICet.ai I
• Denier in I'itruncevi,llllllkn..., I/,,r, nod
li, , unekeepara' !lard. Ttutterm' Mmrtstnev n/141 'no
Pint+, Sheet Iron, Winn Itiveo4, .t,• ,t, , 21 North S. , -4/41
//beet, /Vppi,ii, 1/111 . 111y([ 1i14.1 - 1,) 1/ AItItIYIL 11 KU
dep29riLtra
JWHITE, % . ENCTIAN lil.l x u MANUIt•ACTL"-
. tax, 1.. recovered his health so an rviniasis lan old
laishieas and has opeiesl l,ue 111,1\I; MAN
els fifth etrssit, near the rant • lietseeti Wood nail
:Snag where lie has 111.1 lii , irtl/li . i/t .41;1,1NliN,
teal, plain .ishl fancy Wi.r.ftrvii 1111 , 1 :" . 111K Tnmwni a. an,l en
to fill any tier at hits Ilns. oh the 1.., riiidde
term! this le.vrli arratAte4 ta sive satisfail oviaa
o.• Li y
&S. (11.1 Blind., rritalrotl rive him a all, MO
beat iu wttrkoam,liti•. ly
BstioPE, m$:Ii1 . 11 A VT '!'bird
81 riwt, neat Lhq.l. 1:1111.11 tittlitk;tt! I.
Mt.vt3ry 10 , 8.1 1,01.... t, 1..
Itetr, 1A re I.,Artk n , .n4nl W Wt . .an Ial• 1.1
!,rein ~1 Itt.itt elt - t Itt l,'
1.. , ., , 1. , tittti
t•tittt . n. will. gut ~lllt.ttit•tittt it ,1
Ih uluttyr Loot..n on hand a large tootort wont 1.. t. ta
At) La \ CAaSIME/L1 , 4. , , rrlIF. a.... It It
u 111 nttkt.• to order L. 1.11. ,hort••a uot t,•, upon ronotto , •l,
tornot.
OA_ A la,rl:•rt lit al way.. warrantod. ntolfrif
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0() DWELL'S FURNITURE AND
11 cii Al ItS, IA !wt.-Rale and rotAtil, I . lllbrarniz
at) le Ipf fut - oltut 111 nll.l 11' tiltiut. Int
4414 , lor parlor, clutala-r, and dlottia fin 41154. •..)
la St,. 1'.,11c or I . 6ii2l.ii•ipill, And at kwer ri , •1) .
Yrt i. t. [awl, 1.3 baud, 1/.1 arrulit,.l.
t 40,11.4 Maiirrh Kupplit,; N, II tiny gnnn tilr ,r I FU ILSI
TL/ It F. nn.l CII A I
11,4,1% awl ytramt.,wtn lur 111,11 ell at the It4f/El{,l
a g ).- Vitowoots., N011...17 awl 7:111.'4
nua I'l rTi , .llllOlll, PA
J. Sz. T. (atOU'l"l'
BRANDIES, GIN, WINES, &c.
DEA E RS IN
Fine Old Monongahela Rye Whhilty,
PEACH AND APPLE BRANDY ;
RECTIFIERS AND DISTILLERS
CORNER OF SLITLIFIgLD AND FRONT STREKTS
PITTSPURG PA.
DAVID CAMI'IiELL & SAMUEL Pot-
LOCK have assoclabsl together under the ni)le ot
ANIPLIELL A POLLOCK, for the tratinartidu of a general
Variety and Dry Goods balling... 4, and the manufacture of
plain and Wavedisne Gilt Ilion!dings. nihlll
WATCH ES AN I) J ELR Y. ---JoH N
M. ItuItERTS, No. Id PI rill lot eel, is now opetung
an satire NEW S'IN./Cli of ((old and Silver Patent Leto,
Anchor, Lennie and Vertical WATCHES, in open and bunt
lag Ca..., Oh the mint Crleirrati,l Eligl.ll and Satan Matta
Inctar, Also, Gold Guard. Vest and Fob Chaitu, Seals,
Keys, Miniature Cases, Btarelets, Gold Pens and Cases, Pen
ribs, Tsadhpir kr, heavy plain Set atel Seal Fingel Einga,
Itreustpins, Ear-kink's, Child Pins, :studs, Sleeve. Loops, Dell
and Silver Spectacles. Salver and Plated t , t.ons, Knives and
Forks, Jet. Coral and Fatty Goods. Also, a large atoek .1
the heat BRASS CIAKJES at all prices.
The above stock has been purchased direct from the Past
ern manufarturnst, BARI selected mth great Carr for the tetwl
trade, and will be sold at a small advance on coat.
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry repaired; Gilding and En
graving executed in the bent titan art, and Sil Vet . Ware and
Jewelry made to order. JOHN 11. I{OI:IF.RTS,
apl7 Fifth street, neat door to Market.
DALY'S STOCKINU FACTORY. -C.
DALY corner of Mat ket alley and Filth street, finds it
ueceaeary to contradict a report that has gained currency,
that he was nulling off to quit husirosts. Lie never had such
intention. Ile Informs the public that he atill continues to
supply
STOCKINGS, SHIRTS, DRAWERS
And all kinds of HOSIRRY, at his establishment in Fac
tory is Dear Ryan's Building, on FIFTH street--opeu at all
times to the inspection of the public. Ile hoe, beside, the
work of his owls manufacture, brought to the city the
largest assortment of Goods iu his line ever brought to this
city, which are warranted to be of the beat qualityi and will
be sold at the most nsaeouable prices. lie has but one dales
Room, at the corner of Market alley and Filth street
C. DALY,
Corner Market alley and Fifth et
NEW INTELLIGENCE OFFICE—If you
waut to have " help," find employment, buy or sell
property, roll at LOWRIE'S INTELLIGENCE OFFICE, No.
Li Fifth street, near Market street_
Legal Documents and Copying done with neatness and
despatch. [talent' JOSEPH W. WWIIIB.
rtORSTIA'S LINIMENT—The best
Lini
ment nuw in use for sprains, bruises, itr., 12 doe. just
reuelved bq JOS. FLEMING,
apt& corner Diamond and Market rt.
METAL-190 tons good quality, cold
blast, Just received per steamer Irene, and fur sale by
spiN P. M. DAVIS, comer Wood and Fume..
tIREAtig--Bayes' ‘elebrated Grease for
DrsY., Carta, Bugging, Railroad ears, &c., in cans
Legs and bbla, fur sal. Ly lati2Sl HENRY IL UOLLINF.
COAL WORKS FOR SALE.—Sixty three
acres of land, with 2:4 of Omtl attached, and All the im
provements thereon in oractosifni operation. Said Farm IS
situated an the MonotigaLelii river, 34 mitre above Pitts
burgh,
and is supplied With a Farm lionim, Barn, Tenaio
'Houses, Orchard, Railroad, And an excellent harbor.
The vein of Coal le five feet thick, and cannot be enriatibood
In quality. For farther particulars apply to
NICHOLSON & PAYNE,
J012.1.r No. ZIA Liberty street.
A Lit:
WALKER'S UNEQUALLED INDEI,
IBLE have Just received a large supply oi
this celebrated Indelible Ink, with or without the prepare.
j,kuL It illoffered - ea the best ink now in nae. In all cues
Abe money will be refunded where It does net please.
JOS. FLEMING,
411115 corner Diamond alley and Market et.
` l kko:
4.„0,
MINS
BUSINESS CARDS
MISCELLANEOUS.
GREATEST IMPROVEMENT - YET!
FUR
NEW SC AL E—II. KLEBER & BRO., NITURE!
just received n 14111itii kJ of
011 INS & CLARKS' PIANOS,
provided with their NEW SCALE. This ts
their latest, and undotibteilly the MONT TM.
IVRTAST improvement at. yet made to the Piano Forte. The
POWER ,4 the Midi-anima is almost DOLIFILED thereby;
and in point of volume, erenness and brilliancy of tone, they ..
surpass anything as yet produced in the shape of a Piano.
They 1.1.,Cfal all the advantages of the 14aud Nana., with-
Out any of its flisadvltlitttgeS. We now challenge comparison
with the instruments of any other touter in thls country,
confident that every unbiassed Judge of the article will at
once admit their superiority. 'rho peblic.iii_relipectfully M
ilted 10 call and these superb instruments.
El. KbEHER
Sole agents fur Nouns ,t ',Narks' Pianos THE subscriber, having enlarged and fitted
For Western Pennsylvania,
No. 53 Fifth Street, next do, to Masonic Mal. op is good style his
P. S.—Splendid n.emirtment of the above shortly exp , cted
for the Spring Trade.
4'5
SPACIOUS FURNITURE WAREROOMS,
NEW SPRLNG STOCK OF
CHICKERING & SONS ;
LARGE A.VD V.ALI'ABLE ADPITIONS
PIANO - FORTES. To his stock, and now invites his friends and the public to
"NMI.IOIIN If. MELLOR has
Just received seven !bore o
011 RIK P.RINO S SONS' Before purchasing shiswhals•
PIANO FORTES, and com
pleted the /Weak, selected for Spring Sales, of TIIIRTY•FIVE
new mud splendid Instrunants, of ovary variety and style,
manufactured by the Mossrs.Chlckurings (lloston,) hem the
plainest SIX th.'TA Eto the most splendidly
Seven Octave Square Piano Fortes,
as well as their superb and inimitable Oran,' and Parlor
(Saud Pianos. EVERY HAM) FORTE in this lot is of
their NEW SCA LE, pith their PATENT I (LON FRAMES,
and PATENT ACTIoN, and are Lot ..niy warranted to the
purrhaaer by the manufacturers, but by the subscriber, to
be in all renia•cts as perfect as Instruments aan be made,.;
both In regard to Material and Workmanship.
PRICK. IN ARI A It 1.1" TUE NAME as in Boston, at the
Manufactory.
. ,
JOHN IT, AIELL4IIt, Na RI Wood street,
between Diamond alley and Fourth street.
Agent for Cbiukering A Sons, Itieton, for Pittsburgh and
Wet. n: Penns. m 129
NEW SUPPLY OF PIANO FORTES.
ell Ait t Ain K BLUME hos just ye-
nised a Turilir supple of Mallet, Davi+ & : , ? . T . 777177,77 , :
c. e .'n Inanos, with patent stisT.usion hedge . G
w I
anol ,ortipteltinn hearings. and with rdwar-
i
in, G, - and Aai.u.
An n pronf It the emperionty or three riaw.g, is the fol
k aura extract of a report at the late .• Slechnoir's Fair" at
(Lston, in competition awh the celebrated maker, Jou.
Chi. kering, a ho ona Pr. ddeul,d thii
The Massachusetts Charitnlile Mechanic's Assodation
aloaril thin diploma, Wall a .Vilrer ,14111.1 I. to Lfallet., Davis &
Co., for the twsf (hand hen., Forte contrilinte.i to the &slit
-1.1r1.41 of I nina. J INAB CLUCK CI LING, ?rent."
‘ llll., 1,0,1 also ~f bin hest ilrantin on exhibition lu
competition with Nleners. It. n. A Co
The 1.4.nunit4....11 . r..fee,.rab1a...rga .1. Weld, 11 FC
Johe Lang., ote ./ wy uf the Grand •• In 14 .0, II Is fames.
rum:hi, full and troll halal - wed; a capital luttfurnuut,
11/14 I hrse uu ca 11114 it
Then , uswie with full iron trams, circular
a-ale, sliding desk, etc., and aro usti.le to stand in any cliusato.
Its addition to Ihr abure, tlso inthscriber has received
Pianos front Burn} ardiets A Wore , . Hamburg; A W lodd
A 8 , 011011, and other good tuckers, at wires front
to{ I.oou. Cll A It LOTTE BLUM
1 118 Wood street.,
N. ti. Old Pistiloe taten in exchange at their full Mini.
A n.dher in v e elka..ted liartiburgtrilanots to ex•
pe41.41 its eeveral wes,l4s. C. B.
r() URTII STREET CARPET STORE.
W. D. b. U. McCALLIUM.
4Ar-S7 FoURTII STREET, NRAR
Tut: eatiantlon of tolrctskre y roeportfolly iornod to our
present :•to. k, *elm Lod los kik LKS.
quality Crl vrts. Kilk,hak and Toplaktl y
Te•n-ory, gl slog.
C4enlll3 and latafr lirosorin, Zioper. Efrlinm awl Low
Extra and r+ripor ply hi r ,,f fugrafne.
E•xt 1nt1...rt.-4 Extra Twklhal and Ilaruank , Hall and Star
od Ctrt4., Irma 7 to wale., rat - tont
y..114:na and in ..v. Int Cl..the, h0t...1t Print... 4 runt
lan, cat! Table (.',A.,11; l'n.tot. and Cocoa Mat.
Mat,, elan Rod.; Lot, !Lao au,'
1,.:. t. Netict:a.a ~,, 11 ith rtes . , ‘a/ lot) Wist
n tAnt.l.-a. Cirt, 411.1 ff..11ma.1.1. . a.. ct , •I 1.1 . 14,11
ttl :.4t at aalt at v. I 10.• r n It
WI- no• prepan+l turubth 11A1LICINGTON'S
111AASFIELD Stnlll%4ltl"
“ AND
Allegheny County Normal School.
mil, r nrn I!, iy, near (lit junef rt.r.
of 040 NOl , l, Alown and Washlryton
II %I K A NI
11 11, II A h KKK. 1.ni..11.ml
lIEV II NI i•FIEII,1 \ i 4, I*, linzli.vPs
('011110) nt/1.1,1rit111.1.1.1. 4111
I. Pt11..13.1 1.11 y‘to wry :••
A lima,' If ran laat. 1 In 11.. faintly
a
,npernii...l..ta. Inutfolina rau la...btaintmi ur tl
~Naar. and tn. wit> .at Inni t.. IA a
1..1 .1 11/ n"• IN Alit 1
1,12 t Far no
TlOliwit, tr..w .
lo txr
10rr....r :opttttt, I.• pit pat,l,.r tettirlking,
-t t r..: tL, Nttrittal 1,1.1nt not tinvt, anti tAtaittlittr
ttt It, tL, t ttf ,t-ttutl ql/Art,r
Lv I °run u tu. Valli Term, upon thn
F..r turth, in I; lluntwn Addr.us
11 U LT'S I'A 'I . EN . I . ANDS ANI I'. ---Tl)e
ANI 1 ." 7' '," 7X1 r 1t .": r . " 11 N 1 1.!
priiritr• ,Camp 1.4 wIl prat. berirl purl.
41,3 .•I t 1,4 k Itrt. I 4.4 t - 14 lu. 1411•14
.t Itallrt4l.l.. 4l•••rYkreA, I'll., I I.tvlt.
1 . 1 , 1 , ..1 , q4.0 lk th. 11,, ~,.I, I, r
rirrirr, all Nl.44xoptil• 11.411 I. I -tlni”
11.-11 atol !Nth Y ~ •111111/
i.tl,u h.. 1.4 mtLaz 1.4, 1.,;..41!1. A.
Is ltil v ..I.lsei i I, :h,•nrtiket, n , .1
I , %1 r
r• kln•t the pul , io, m!ii ,. /A t, are oot:kLlishetl—n
sto.
1-1 111-.41,1 , 1 1,m1...1 ..Fle-ltfilr 111 , naval rfwt 001.,
121 utlett 11... IC , . inl.l.
. It $• 13.1 :.• et.irr
.1 tea 1D51.10,61.07.5.
It.- pr.prletur. r.h upt thx Intr . llo.lc merits
itn c , •ll,ttl ndoptinn. rorlll.l..itt that
nod eilv-rs,lty nil “rherx, wilt
••• 11 r:o.nrithl,lr:tnxincl ion.
public art run no I nye the op.rathnt and
it .pl . h t.:•.r) pt.
Ie ro• J.. 0nv..1 pal lel 11. and thr 411.••
. .
I t , 1, Ilu I ',it Mitten:ll and n,n kinansliip.
F. EATON. Agent,
I3P First .d.reet., l'ittabore.l , I.
N 11 —Ai. ENTS WA NTEI , immediately t, 11011,20 fur 1111 .
1• , 1111 1 .111 n lilwrid ill 14. paid.
I it.q..•l.y certa) that )1061"::4 F. EATON" of l'otsbnr,l
1••,, In di, tiNn.IIIL.I Ao•ut ror th.• K.).• of —ll.plep
l'atertl nand Matop' for the State el l'ennov (oxtvpt
th.• Oty ‘ , l I'hihuhdlohla..lal4ll :tin,. 1,, thv (!..otiovn
.Imlonbuln, Trumbull, Nlovlnnosig,Golloul'anna and Jot:. Dem,
the Stub. I.f Ohio.
=lll=lEffll
Hy their Agettt. W. WI lA-4 RD.
Pittsburgh, Nluy tY, 18.56. (my Ito
LOCUS'I' GILOVE FEMALE SEMINAItY,
The Trunteee it! I...cuat if rove Rpierepal aemistary
else aals , E.. the, friende of the ttuitutson. that the lb,.
tl4 It Chankr., hat log hoer ctaist.lled by protracted
boalth, h.rttelutl his charge to li,tor of the name. Ow)
hae beam so fortunate as t0..4:11, the valuable serval., of
Eh* ,r Roy. Un-asK T. KIDVA, of New York, for the wake VaMi.
15,1, WI. ruler.; at WI, 111.11 the discharge e,l Idn in
tro. From the very high nut' Ilawkwing comrurielatttam
a h irlr they hare halo( Mr. 'Ohm. they have no doubt of
elcillOnt fitness for the work committed to him, and that
the) toil tens, that °odor his management the Seminary can
not tel to procure a large Aare or ',owe favor end aupport.
Pel neon 1111V1114 dnugLtrn or hor d e to educate are pontk
-1111%1 ly 11.1,0 Ito hrllllltillt then,PelVeli with t tie advantages
%%halt tilts Inslfflition affords, boll as respectr Its lwautthd
and nal ohms position, two and a heir mileA from the ea) ;
and a 1,,, the farilltiem for Om thormay,ll awl iolinedwltteation
pr , s,lited lis its efficient corps of instructors.
Circulars may be obtained on application to the Reefer, el
either of the 'trust ie s.
l'ill.tblrrgh, April '2904,1866.
.1011,4 11. SHOESHIERH ER, 11.1tol k. Wertz,
%Vii..unli V. JOHNSTON, OLIVER W. MANNER,
E=EM32
ripa4oval 1 nal% I arch).
THE CEYLON STRAW HAT—The . atton
x tion of the public in requested to uur entirely new
et) le of STRAW juat rewelv.l from the Importer
vunilaulng the many genialea which have been no long
wanted to make the Straw lint imitable in every way 10 a
Slimmer Hat
It is the only Straw Hat whirb the rain or damp weather
will mgt affect, either in the brim or bring no braided
as to prevent the p,,salhility of IL in any way.
I otter On. entirely nem my le, Calif.(' the CEYLON HAT,
believing it to in the Straw ❑at tbat will give the wearer
entire natixfaction CII AXLES 11. PAULSON, 73 Wni.ll
tly3o [text d.ror from the corner of Fourth.
WORTHY OF ATTENTIONI-FOR
BALE—A new threlling'house Just finished, two
stories, arranged with hall, twu parlors, dining room and
kitchen, three chamfers, gad cellar, bath room, kr.; a hy
drant in the yard, amigo...l amble. The lot harm front of 21)
Icet on Carrel street, Allegheny city, by 100 foot deep to Led
lie street. Price $1,400. Terms-113M in hand, remainder
In one and two years. B. CUTHBERT A SON
ap2S
61 Market et.
WHIL7III"S PREMIUM KATIJARION
cools tlao head, and removed all symptoms of Head-
Persons using
WRIGHT'S PC A TII A RION
Mo never liable to stm-struke.
WRIGHT'S PRESIIU/11 KATHARION
Is the most valuable acquisition to the toilet, retaining the
Hair in any requirml form.
For sale by Dr. GEO. It. KEysvat and R. R. SRLLERS
k 00.. at 2t5 cents per bottle. angla
ALARGE BRICK lIOUSE pleasantlysitu
attul in Allegheny city, with lot of ground 30 feet
I rent on Bank lane, by 150 feet deep to al5 foot alley. The
bonsr is well built and finished in modern style; portico in
front, hall, two parlors, dining room, kitchen, 7 chambers,
cellar, hydrant, paVINI and gravel yard, shade and trait
trees, shrubbery, kc., all In complete order,
for sale by
myS CIITIIIIRAT & SON. 51 Market a.
E"LIS11 CARPETINGS.-ROBINSON
dr. CO., Nu. Fifth street, have now passing through
the New York Coetom House a large Invoice of English
Velvets and Tapeaptry Brussels Carpet:nig, which we shall
receive in a few days, awl be pleased to gibow,lo any who.
may wish the best of Imported Goode. WO have also now lo
Stock of Brusseht, 8 Plfs Ingrain's Stair Carpets, Cloths,
&c., an astsbrtment unsurpassed in this market, and all at
lowest prices. - • 441
ME=
-~:.
-< =~ :~
PITTSBURGH, TCESDAY. AUGUST 11, 1856.
It M K Katt, l'lttAtirtrtt
DIZICIEII
; r
kT,
RYAN'S R,UILDINGS,
No. 81 Fifth Street.
CALL AND EXAMINE
HIS STOCK IS WELL ASSORTED,
Amounting to about
$5,0,000 Worth,
Coneisting of
EVERY CLASS OF GOODS
MF.DRJM, and
And embracing 00111 e very fine
HOSEW(OD PARLOR SETTS,
roverwl with FrAnch bagatetl.
OAK CHAMBER •SETTS,
Ands tarot variety df
New Styles of Bureaus, Bedsteads, Chairs,
Sofas, Book Cages, &a, &c.
All of which he ani.lll by retail. at WHULEHALE PRICES.
Mg_ Every amide warranb.,l to give eathillaction, , the
money refunded. U. H. UT A ti,
my 39 • No. Al Fifth stro..t.
EDMUND WILKINS,
EAGLE MARBLE WORKS.
lIE A D OF WOOD, ON LI BRRTY SREET
,LA, at at tho C•msruttety tiatt, Plttato" 0. Pa
51 , 001.1111.11 d, Mnrial rhl.l/13., TOCIARIt.AOPIII, M.iiGrl rs,M,
( . 81 ire and Pier Table Tele., Waahatalala. le. lin hand arid
111.1 g to tVd.r..J ..err rarietr, Slaraele. fearing f.,r l'eme•
i•ry ornamental land plain, whirl. la datable, and
in 1,1.011%7. al now i 3 in per f-oi •
flaring teen enraged prn ti, all) in 0,11 bUSinelaii ilnr•
trrenr.. twent, trite, °I h leave 1.,11 In id,. cit
inn n alinlcient reference. I will make new ilealaini.
and itAttaleli ally 14 , l io IL) 141.. c, at t41nt.11.111614 11,1.
;d Iy
JAMES A. rerzien,
FORWARDING AND C031.511.1610N MERCLI ANT
Fl. It THE SALE or
Flour, drain, Drird Fruit, tieuria,-Lar.4,
ter, and Prodnee generally.
No. 49 Water Street,
PITTS ttlattl 11,
Franc . 0 'lmlay. Km, 0 dhotis. Dilworth. sr., :4. (•“11,14.;
,4 , 1/, I.otalwrgin lI v I A 00. ,w,41
II ady. Ca.li NI. A%I attut, lA.! A .st I'nuiyl, A ,
W 1%1% t.al A C.., 1% ta,
PEKIN TEA STONE
lli 33=i=
FR NMI! TM 1, , —A choir. , lot fre.h 1 ireen BIT , 1. Teas,
i•t re...lend dire, t hem the
S. 1...1t-nate And retail. at prkta lower tint °aunt
torttO
Tnn lledalpi and Five Diplotaiapr
Awarded.
ARTIIUH
reaent A Ir-Ti
it,entilig tin mak
tiro piss( Yellow W.
Jar,. Henry Rigby
the Agora of this ray,
Western Penii-ylvania
i ii. tale of Ili. ai,,tat
at MS Chian
Queettawarr
W,aal nt.. Patkaugh. I
10 to Ning. kept th
nit {alias Jar. at
price, a uh larg
sods,.. ke, rvady II thal
1.1 I 1,, I; „wan •• Apto, I.
u 41.1.4 I. • d • ii,•l
Ilutr)tll.nj. 1: LI I
12 1:31() I'
II RANK VAN 11.‘SI:EN1()VEI)
N.. 7' NIA ft K twatE.l, 1.1-
ro.t. and 18 now prnyou-nd to tb.•
.111.11 e gnnerally iknytionv lb. I n.ool n - ny
I' rimming -6, Enthronlorirn, 11.1./bonn. o to l
Foln-y llikoin
Grin ittinartnaper the Nn., C 9 `llnrirel
tisurati,e l',otipa
-I_,/ --The lirttmitittnt 1111.1 Dirt, tut, ttl" thi4
na.., thin tiny &dup.' n i normal d itni,-0,1. , 1 tit% tittilttitt
itt r .parr, tarn thn etquirti Fire tittlir. in pa,
able to Out Murk bultittrit ilitur lend r, vt urtettlatt tut,. tut'
tu
Lute dollar erittitri lit,
tintir Atin anti tilt, trio tf.tti ittett.
NA \IORI. It. NIA Iti•111.3.1. ttt.
.11111(` 17th, I SIMI.
OLD TYPE METAL.
\ATE HAVE FOR SALE, at the thrive of
the NIoRNI NG POST, a largo quantity of OLD
Marbi!tints arid others wanting such un article can
get It large nimplyby riling n.ll. foldt
[ ` 7 PATE FA IR, —The undersigned Coinin it
las., appointed to nelicit solancripti,o, to se, iire
hohlito; 01 Oar State Fair at Pittsburgh, hereby net herise
JlCols OLoSSER, one of I 11.•11 , outuottec, to e.dh.t the
sa, , Dlr. tII.OSSER will call .ait sttb..•rtbern eluting the
ploaent mouth N. G. MURPII la,
N 'loot
.11.11 N S. CoSillt. /YE.
11'1 1.1.1.451 NI. 114:14'11,
JAColl 111.11S:1E11,
Je2ltr hot mall.,
NEW BOOK S.--Just re,•eiveni, and it is
hardly tteeteetary to tepee: again to the poidtp , that
iney are sold from TEN TO TWENTY PER CENT DOVER
tlint elsewhere.
Tom of mivisns. Rachel iu the United Staten—prior :at.
Sparrowgrasn Papers—Mt COON.
COMIC Miseri. of Homan Life-7nr
The Staten and Territories of the Ureat West—i.l.l2.
The Buntilty Papers; lay Ilroughtite-..11.k.
TallgletllWlll letters--$1,1 . 4
Salad for the Socia.l—sl,l2.
Piazza Wen; by Melons—lnk..
Vagabond I.ife an Mexico—iitte
Scalp II outer,; lay Capt. Mayne Reid—s.l,l7.
W Mu. Chief; • ••
Mr. Sponge's Sporting Tour; by Frank Yor.der—ltl,3S.
Brother Jonathan far 4th July-17•.
Pictorial Clipper—Sc.
Yet kt , e Notions-0..
Ilarper's Magazine for July, (third supplyl-20e.
Peterson'. Magazine for July, (second iiappiyi-17c.
Graham's Nltigualne far July. tseeond supply)—tor.
Godey's Lady's Book for July-2k.
I.4stlie'n N. 1. Journal—it,
Ration's Nlagazine—ltte
Remember, lbe plats+ to get Magazinen in nt
LAUFER'S IltailiStpultp..
Je2S No 77 FIII/rth atieet.
AGREAT BARGAIN:—Fur sale, a e,on
rortable Brick DWELLING HOUSE, No. Mt Front
with two Lots of Ground, each 20 feet front by 0) deep. Tho
House la large and colt vertient a Iva.] cellar. wall cemented
an,; it hall, two IP/11 . 10,, dining•rootn, and kitchen on first
story; with a wash-house mid large pantry—three a hanthers,
store room and bath room ou the second story, alld live
n.lllBOll third story. Fire-proof slate roof. Km fixtures and
pipes ou lirst and second awry. Large yard, with shade
trees, rape linos, ha. Tho ituprovotortits ,done rant more
than the price asked for the whole property. Pries Vasst...._
ote.rfourt h iu hand; remainder at one, two and thief. yearn.
S. CUTHBERT k SON,
Je26 Real Fatale Agents, 61 Mat lintnt.
BACON-2 casks for sale by
J 14 HENRY 11. CCI.LiNS.
2(1 BOXES ORANGES to arrive and fir
sale by itEYNIER & A NDEILSoN,
Jyl7 N 0.39 Wood street.
GUBOXES LEMONS to arrive this clay and
fur Bale by KEYMER A ANDERSON,
iY I7 No. no Wood inreet.
No HYSON TEA-10 cheats finest
YKing Chop Young noon Tea, at 750. and Id lb., re-
Ct•lVed by N. IL MAYO,
mylo • 82 Market and I Diamond.
FLOWER VASES-20 pair Terra Cotta
Vases for rule by (Jyl2) HENRY U. COLLUVA
IF TII STREET PROPERTY =a Lot of
Ground on Fifth street, oppomite the Cathedral, o n
which le ere . t.ni a neat Two Story Brick Building, suitable
for offices. Apply to [Je%j BLAK.SLY k RICHEY.
IF — AT-5000 bushels of prime Wheat
wanted by sparNeelta UARBOrtift,
-.- 296 Liberty street
T AMP-KACK-50 bble. just re*yed and
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PRIVATE AND CONFIDENTIAL
MEDICAL ADVICE.
A T THE BUFFALO VENERIANHOSPI.
TAL—EstabliAl.l for t)10 ro¢e of Spphilnn, :+eniinal
and fill , I ntirinitief of Youth and Maturity, by
Pr. AMOS A SOS, lir ' , FAL°, New York—Office, c.a.nor of
Main arid ()nay totrFrtn, maim.)
An instrument for thecure,4 zenerni Lhddlily, Impotence.
Incontinence, or Nocturnal Rullagionx.
This holt runtent has been used with the mo,il happy effect
111 the practice of the moat eminent phymlciantt and surgeons
In the liritleh empire, France and Uermarly. In hod, so re
markable were the cures, that the Into ••sta ASHLEY" hailed
It as the " Harbinger of Life." The use of this will rally
sustain the high encomium.
YOUNO A; MN TARN PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Dr. AMOS k SON are the tally Physicians in the State
who are members of the !loyal College a Surg,.me, I,smilon,
graduates or one of the must eminent Colleges in the United
States, take pleasure in announcing that they have inreubd
a most important Maimnent for the cure of the. ab,,ri.
dia.rises. It hat been subjected ton Wel by diet...met
ph) skit. , tli London. Paris. Philadelphia and New Yogic
it has been dechkre.l In to the only useful Inatruntent c.rer
lot dnwovered for the cure of Seminal SV,mknean, or any
iletease if the genital organs, arising front the solitary
habits .tf self-indulge/Ire which ii,ttoy both body and
mind, unfitting man oilier for marriage or society.
Dr. A hi, IS h ii,IN. in order to satisfy the most skeptical as
It. the Metals of their instrument, pledge thenoadres that in
any where I hey 111 AV prose IllnatlefaLter) utter n fair
trial, the Homey will la , refunded by returning the Tustru.
meat in good order.
Persona wishing tin abet , useful Instrument will observe
that the price, with the accompanying directions, securely
packed and sent by exprenn, is ten
• N/INV REMEDY AND QUICK R
SCIIES
For the Venereal Diseases, and all prleuto complaints,
gleets, strictures, seminal weakness, pains in the loins, offer-
Mats of the ki.lneyoi, di/W.104m of the head, throat, nose and
thin. and all those dreadful aflliet ions arising from a secret
habit of youth, which produce constitutional debility, ren
ders marriage impoissible, and in the end destroys both body
and mind.
_ .. • .
Dr. AMOS & aIN have devoted their attention exclu
sively to this prieullar class of maladies, and the relief they
have ronwsthently been enabled to render to their frlluw
creatures is fully terrified and grab-11'1/y acknowledged by
,a•nralsscerd patients and others daily arriving in ton u
from all parts of the country, for the express partsau• „sly
4/1 consultation. %hit.• their exertions hare loan crowned
with the Mind. signal advantages; yet from what they have
le,pelielleell In inquiring into the Van., .4 - there Infections
complaints (from their most simple Clllldition to that of the
dangerinus and in videraleilf they have always lqitei •
tamed the possibility of their prevention and removal, and
ltkewl«• invariably f,•ued that the most horrible and malig
nant form, of dins,,' could almost Aiwa)s la• traced to one
.11 the following t WU. a :—lguuraticv, neglect, Or the itl el.
is of minkitint and improper treatment: therefore lir.
AMOS di SON have sm•nrsied in discovering. in the
taint their remedies, a Mali', effectual awl rautious coins,
omitting all combination of renitslios which bear no equiv.-
eliarneter, as will lie those whom premature or
appliratiop might In' productive or had CMIS4-111,11,1
ru ihe lianilm of prlvnt‘lndividuivis. In short, the laudable
and of the remedy is the lessening of a gland Wain of lut
man by \h.• alleviation. relief and prevention of
tkrie grievous afflictions that are in reality the snort b.o e f
;Ili-, and whh 1,, n lnh• wi rxl.msively surround us, call
N. and for our skill and iut•erfert.nr, ter their estormlnation.
lit:WA till .11,
LOW-MICED
Dr. AM MIS & St l hail° hir n ion,: «ern. of rears been NI
-4714,41 in an no toi.ira Kart., in the treatment 4,r them>
and are the only legally
who. regaulletei of the Istunta sulii envy of the hypileritiral
win mock irnalivit, have hail the confulance, ough tlie tut
ihurn of the public firms, to direct attention to thorie etior
:mina oils, front which ito grail., of riociety in free. In
Oda department of practice the, amply i e .
Burled by the great /mecum that has attended their attorta
in the treatment of theme ratiea, thick are MI generally Con
fliii+l to the noun/di11...a and iirnniant empiric*, who • with
their pirated pnLlicstiotu 11,11/111t• biraign 11“.101-11 anti tUb-u,
slid pretended virtneo of their pateot mat funk Lure
Wriol.lll injury on Dome who have been indar:••l to
lila,• both in their pre tetaaninti--..lfeihrail kern,.
. .
In. ANIU9 k f•ltiN bus.. mad., rmag.- ou to when
pew k ufrfq. with 411.1 to .11y
part of Lilo world.
Adtiranto Dr A Nltl4 A SON, ranter .f Main matt ()any
trr.otA up INillato, N. jr . IIYITLINI I y
4
FUR H. of !ulterior Young IlyPun
P- , Tra Ear Oar Dvilar, at F. R. DltAVirt-,
N. I laamatal.
'I I IIE OLD ESTABLISHED TEA HOUSE
Null maintain, jr. rrtaltailan f.tr .IN TIL: AN All
fs t...km of II mai t•qattatttl3 an hall, .111 11.1 . r
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WlOl d bey+ and nmpliny otop, finiehe I tn the
aldat elegant and 10.04.11 103 la 1111,1 or a very Inipot no
t,•1.. 1.301 ni rale and Inn nun, .01.1 a.. romp., Onllv
sae ilia ut teni h• 11 ..r pun halo t • and t lie 1311,11, 111 neneral to
it Mt Gas that( ins, nte.l and mad.. the lin.t M. lodentia
and Inn not, untentv are I,,dhed ulkal IV. 0,d...10 otbor
!nab For Wt. by KI. Ell ,
Jolo No. 53 Fifth *ln.-t
CANIQES AN!) SOAP—
tasot stns Candle, 4. 1..5 ant ;
Common na 31111 Candb s;
Ca t rinau
la .13 do No. I dd
100 I. N., 1 extra family Soar
air, and V. bale by
join 5111.1K1t A RICKETrION.
IJ El( r ll. l ,l l. N b r ln (l s3. 1 Dry Salt Ilerrltw;
ht 1.1.•5. No. I '•
.10,1 1,4,1,41 and for oak by
5111.1. ER A h ICK ETSON,
Jya =I nnJ ::".;:t Liberty at.
RANCE! I N:-)1: , RANCE!
fdr neTrrld good 1,14011.. e•
olnpaines, roverved IQ. GEO. IV. DUNN. at his Beal Estatr
agency Had lutrlligrura 11111,, en the north aide of 01 1 13
otreet, fourth door iatot a,f the Dlnmotal, A 1.1.5101.1 EN
CITY je7
I bags prime Itiii Coffee;
k_,)dn. extra do 11.1
40 .13. old 03.. Jaya
L, .dare and for gale by MILLER A. RICK }:TSIIN,
NO. 221 and •.V.21 Liberty at rant.
AVG UST MAGAZIN ES —o.ley, Graham,
l'on•ro0n, A rthur',, nl Yankee N0n.... L.r An.n.: I.
jilra rural, d by R. T C. 5101105 N,
4] 111 h ntreet.
LEMONS— 1 11 oxes this day received and
for tale by REIMER A. ANDERSON,
Na. MI Wood 'street.
.000 1. ,,,, i A h. L
by LONS LINSEED OIL, tor
.1. s(nooN NI AK ER,
j)*Lti 91 Wood mt.
RICE. -111 tierces for 'ale by
Jr:6 SMITH. ?IA IR & HUNTER.
('I REAM TARTAR—moo Ihs. just received
‘..,/ Kul for sale by I .1e12 , 1 F LEM INa BICE oS.
..
$ 40( 1 FUli. TWO CLIOIOE BUILDING
f lob, living a large front on Iwo Mart.,
by '1C,.1 feet deep, ploasantlymitunted on Mt. Wa.,,1th,,,,,,,,,
n. ill In ill on va..y tai nt. S. CUTHBERT N. SON,
.pll7 [Heal Eel data Agent's, 51 Market at.
CIA NARY SEED-5 bbls. on hand and for
by iir7l F LEM I NG BM /S.
D DUNS, PISTOLS. (inn Furni
tor,. and Acaddrements, alwaya on hand.
BOWS h TETLEY, 1:16 Wood ed.,
j0:10 Sign. of the Golden Olen.
1.1 1 N EST FIFTY CENT YOUNU lIYSON
TEA IN THE CITY can be had nt
jylB DRAW'S— F 2 ylßrkot st.
WINDOW GLASS
-150 boxes Bxlo Glass;
30 10104
2
• 10x1
In store and for ask by
_JY7 MILLER & RICK SON
10tROWN'S ESSENCE JAMAICA GIN
6ER—:4 doyen of Oda valuable Medicine received by
JOS. FLEMING; .
''' , litirnor Diamond and Market at
=2=
A 'AIoST 4.IINNZINIC IN%ENTIUN
A CURE WARRANTED
CAI:11A1(1": , UP:NI 1\1.: )Ir1,$1111:oN:
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MISCELLANEOUS.
ALLEUIIN.:N .CITY PROPERTY —A Lot
of &hound on Laiinck Famed, three doors from Fedora;
street, 22 feet front by 100 feet deep to en alley, on which
are the following improvements, viz: a Brick Dwelling
'lours, well finished and admirably arranged.,:hd.4 feet by
Bi, containing two parlors, dialngiroom hod kitchen on the
find three rooms above And one over the dining
room, u ith a finished attic—rellur tinder the whole house—
buck yard pared—hake oven in the ceLlar—Lydrant and gee
on the premixes_ Will be exchanged for a Perm. Apply to
iY2O BLAKELY & RICHEY.
VOR SALE-20 Acres of Land; a good
1: sittmtion for country store: about twenty miles from
use city, in a - thriving neighborhood, and , no attire near.
Four Mantes—two Bork, two Frame—in Allegheny City;
one Frame nitllated on the Diamond, occupied as a grocery
and proriuloa store, and for the business four vacant iota.
W A NT If D—A OHL to do liansowork fora small family In
Allcrbeny City. Sltnatibos wantedlbt Men and Days.
Amply to OHO. W. BC NN. at tiia Heal Kstate Agency and
inich;gence Othre, ob the north side of Ohio street, fourth
door ...rd of the Diamond, Allegheny City. .IYs
WILKINSI3IiII PROPERTY -r— FOit
SA I.K—A e , sirable location for a country home.
Four acre!. 14 hued of choice quality, pleasantly situated near
the s.srsgei dept , windeamrs; to all under good fence,
mei has an excellent spring of never failing water. It
will be sc,bl at a bargain, as the owner Is unable to put im
provements on e° choice a property, and has determined to
go Weet.
prieo o. Tenns i',400 in hand, remainder In one, two
and three years. A. CUTHBERT & SON,
.0,20 Ed Starlow at.
VALUABLE FIFTEI WARDPROPERTY
IN MARKET VERY LOW—Two 3 story Brick
them" on Penn Orient, each occupied as business houses
and dwellings, renting well and in the very best portion of
the Filth Ward. Also, a corner 3 story Brick House, occui
pied tot a rabinet store and dwelling, and a 2 story Mar
11 - selling Home in the rear. Also, three Business Houses
and five Dwelling. Houses on the corner of two public
streets in the Fifth Ward. Apply to
.0 30 BLAKELY
COTTAGE HOUSE AND LOT
FOE SALE.
TIIE undersigned (with a view of remov
eg to another hone In the Immediate viclnity,l offers
iln sala the IfOLTSF. AND LOT in which Do now resides,
hitinited on M.mnt Washington, on the brow of Coal Hill,
,pponite the lower part of the city. The lot is 125 feet front
and :Li) feet deep, and has growing on It It large nuinher of
trait trees and alirubbery,• consisting of apples, peaches,
plum+, cherries, apricots, entrants, wosoberrias, raspberries,
gropes, kc . The Inoue. In .411 trot trout, t; feet hall, and
taet dell, with kitchen and cellar. There an• sr, runs, with
6 4 , I. thaished-garret. Thu huitas is built in mod
. Is et yle, neatly painted and papered thronghnut: the tart
wind,. a and washboards of fr.mt rooms and hall are grained.
There le a gond amble, sufficiently large for two ionise and
carriage. A well of good water, a cistern, and all necessary„
outhouses. The ha in enclosed by a paling fence 6 feet high.
The location Is one of that most beautiful and healthful in
Western Pen wry vania.
Ponseenion given immediately.
'farina liberal. e • W. O. I.}2.3LTE,
No. 45 Fifth street.
F OR SAL 1>;--Seven acres of : Lend on
icth
is a hams hearse, frame stable, neeer . fidliog eprine,'
teat M grafted fruit,grape vines and a varlet/0f ahrnbOry.
Irtl
allartorranrefi of laud, on cvhichliabrgir. littmea
wit h r.rotaiiii,,agood cellar and a (rade sbap. '-
Also, a town lot, on which to s brick bonen With four
rooms, tinithed garret and graid cellar, all •situsted in Esi
wkkleyville, and will be sold low if applied for soon, or
would be traded for a small ham handy to some of our Rail
roads or rivers.
For Sale—Throe good farm.% well improved, within twen
ty live miles of the city.
Apply to fl. tC. DUNN, at the Real Estate Agency and
I mettle:max. Office, north side of Ohio street, fourth dour
rt.!, of the Diamond, Allegheny city. 1Y26
ALUABLE JIT PROPERTY FOR
HALF—The undersigned oilers for male on favorable
terms is large autuber of linikiltlg Leta in the Third and
Eighth Words of the city. The lots front on Pennsylvania
A t.-nor. Watson. Forts.. lie-ant, Maria Vickroy and Bittlf
t , treete, are hut a t'w minutes walk from the Court House,
end will be sal very cheap.
Persons desirous of sectiring a convenient and healthy
I..cation for a home, or wishing to purchase for specula
tion. to a part of the City Whlrti will continue steadily to
onprure will find 11 10 their IItiVaIIIAJZO to cull upon the nu
dettogned. Cif RISTtYPII Eit MAO EN, A tturnet at Law.
itt3:t.ett tit.. lilt Fifth street.
lltwette and Dispatch copy and ch. Poet.)
VA LI: A BLE Cal Minna at Auction.—On
tbe day of Antrunt next, at 3 o'chtek. P. M., will
Le Kohl on the 'demon,. y the highwit bidder, kiel.noy'a
ra
c Chid Miner, 33 tulles rho, Putrhnrirla, on the die.
nointallolo river. There work., err now in ..perati..n, baring
the road, all it: the !inert order. The dip of. the CPO in.
•I'lwt , Ain a41.,j nerve ..Icoal., with 1.11r4 13114, yeion,olo,
.•:n c LhIU fl the other aliont 4 feet Terre brick nod tour
aloe le ; the cm,. utr.l r,,r rt h lug oo there ntrielitttrily
itL.!.l.•• • .1 • r oil h Nil acres of river bti..M
/ Nolen ior quality, and 01) rod" of the beat landing on
Ilse :ire,
al•—• Mr' ILIA 011.411. iu 9 months. and one
111.1.1 In ia
I I •.1, want A bargain 'Ala dna , unaurpaased works.
F., fin Ilwr pArti , ulnrs itepltra. ~ 1
Woo Commercial Broker,
3 hoarth et, rittablitgb.
FIN E ACRES t.f first-rate land, three in
rulti ration, I,,lanee in prime timber, situate in a very
Ids .us:rt I ocation, about two mile+ front Allegheny city, with
a lan, front on the New Itrigliton nail Allegheny Plnuk
Road, will he sold on easy terms by
a , ; 6Tutti BRICK HOUSE FOR
a 91,7 0 0 —Contaitka Y rooms, bath room mid cellar.
Terme, Sao in band, balance In three yearly payments A
three story brick house orfi rooms, stuirrroom, far
i 1,700. Also, a duelling,-h o use or ii rooms, adjoining the
bore, $1:700 Terms—s.6oo in lizard; balance in I, 2 and 3
3 ttnrx--saltttlO at the (\triter or Franklin 4.1 Blm .tv 0 , 44.
CLIT11111:11T & iinrst. 51 Market at.
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE, in a
healthy 111111 pleavant lacation,lo milon from thn city,
on the I'rrr3 die Plank Ito.ad; 20:. novo, 100 cleared and in
cltivation. al.int 411 or run of goo,l meadow land, an ord•Lara
..1 Il near, looniag trees, and g.aul thither on the unimproved
is a frail. 11.111111. of 6 rtionta on the ground,
si VIII a fine fountain of running water :it the door, a new
tine barn, and oilier latildingii. Apply to.
J) ❑ S. Cll . ll.lllllHl' et SON, 51 Mkrkot
I A. --We are sending an Agent to a prir-
I /to,, t".l wltn ttii I iae 1t,D.4111,1 Lt. plant in atulot t II
.• ito•I v.lll at ten.] tin , 1.,. tll4 k.f ilkla tog c 011.,.
Il• A, Any in.rson Inn iug bu+lntvo In that SIMI..
tie.l 1.11 , lai.or a calling ou aa, will rlrtiViit , OVery
infi•rnlntl,kll. Y. 29 Iti..4ltHLY 11. RICH Ml'
i r I N i 1:N U, halaner in one, two and
-.'•-"k" yvary, will buys good IW I Lill NU 1..1rf nt
I U.td do p, situated liras the Outer Depot., Al
leglwtty City—pri , 0 id :5. l'hig property is well worth st
IN SE K I) 011.--111(11 gallons Linseed Oil
JU I.y J. SC llt I IN (I AK En,
24 Wooti street.
40 I.exes "Anderson'," s's and S's
I o do. •• lid. el old" s'. do.
-Jones' . s's do.
do. -Jits. 11. (irant'A" do.
do. m 11. ti runt's" Se and a's.
P. It A IL's" Lb Tobacco.
- Ashton's" ti s dal
do. - .lnnen - I.,unJ luugr do.
5 rases Oodwarf boxes) Yankee D.:alb...half ',onto!
lump Tobacco.
rwrivoil nod fs sods by
MILLER it RICRETSON,
Woos Not. 2:21 and •.222 Liberty at - rivet.
00 Pieces Calicoes, Ilerages, L:tines
at 12 1 -,; rents, worth 25 souls, at ;the Semi An
neal ol A. A. MASON Co.
and 2c, Fifth street.
1 AST LANE Allegheny City.—We have
for sale a Roma, and Lot on lad Lane, lylog between
Main street and the river. The Lot is IS feet welsh) u, feet
deep, with a rat two ernry Brick Inielling IL mss, ron lain
log sin 1,01111; Irydrnut 111 the yard, and other out-house..
n wdl IM 'old very low. It would be exchanged for n city
lot. Apply to 1.1Y 5 01 II LA K ELY a RICH EY.
IVE RS. S. A. ALLEN'S WORLD'S FrA I R
lIRSTORER.—An unfailing restore. and preserver
• t hail and night. It is not a dye: The hair and whis
kers, however gray, are restored to and preserved in their
1,1 It. in:LI life color! By its use, wigs, spectacles and gr . ... 0 r
will soon become extinct. Th e ite.d.wer nee d with
tire Zylobalearnum, not only cleanses the hair, but inclines
cull, giving it a molt, glossy and natural appearance.
The Restorer will strengthen and preserve the sight, and
ernore and prevent dizziness, headache, scurf, dandruff,
arabl.bead, or angeruption of the skin, and all uunatnra
erste rations of the head. It is a certain core for catarr
in the bead.
RAJ by JIMS. FT,EITNG, Druggist,
myth cur. of tilt Diamond and Market et.
CIOLT HAS LEFT lIIS BRIDAL GIFT.-
...I the last things dune by Col. Colt previous to
vetting married. ions to have WI IMPROVED PISTOL fin
inhed and brought into market. It possesses many advan
tags over the old patent. We now have on band a supply
of thew really tasteful weapons, and would be pleased to
show them to our friends.
duns, Pistols, Rifles, Revolvers, Ammunition. .tc, &c.
DOWN & TETLEY,
iY S N 0.158 Wood street.
FOR SALE very desirable Country
Ileeidence, containing 63 Acres, telautifully situated on
tua Ohh , River, and adjoining the town of Bearer=urell tin.
la °red, with a good Cottage Ilowle and other buildings--
tor.st el rubbery, ac. THOMAS WOODB,
je2:l 75 Fourth street.
AOAZINES FOR JULY-
Ilarper'R Magazi e for July.
"
intham's "
Boltons "
illustrated London New..
The Struggle fur Life, or Claude and the Skeleton
Horseman. B. T. C. MORGAN,
1020 41 Fifth *arra.
NIILL AN!) CROSS-CUT SAWS ;
Gruen and Corn Scythe;
Anvils. Bellow. awl Viree;
Pump Chain and Fla turtle;
May and Manure Forka. Together with a largo
and extennivo aasortmout of 11ardware,Junt reta4red and 1, r
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SPEECH ON
JOHN TAN BuREN,
AT NEW YORK
The Cincinnati Platform Iterviiiared.=
Jahn Van Buren said
•• It becomes my duty, then, as well as-that of
your own, to inquire whether there is anything
in the proceedings of that Convention that calls:,
upon one who has from childhood belonged.to•
the Democratic party to depart front that partja
and now enter into some other organization. Sts r.•
te,T i from seeing any reason to do this, all the
convictions of my judgment, all the eentimentsdrf
my heart, all the reflections I have been ableAtits:
give the subject, satisfy me that it is the highest:
duty of every New York Democrat
sui,port the nomination of Buchanan and Breelt,•we'l
inridge. (Applause.) I am.. aware that - settle
gentlemen with whom I formerly acted- , —a- few;
as I trust—see the matter in a different light.
Like myself they form their own convictions, as
they have a right to do, and act upon them.'
They seem to suppose that some new rule has
been laid down, or some new principle avowed
upon the subject of slavery which calls upon them
to quit the Democratic party. I see 130.131113 h,
thing. Entertaining similar sentiments, intiormi!! -
respects, with themselves, I yet see nothing in
the proceedings of the Cincinnati. Convention
that calls upon me to quit the partrtn
have been horn and reared. (Applause.), lam
toll, that in boning at the resolution's ot.tbat_
Convention, they have been able to discover .that
they pledge the Democratic party organization to
the extension of slavery to free territory. I have
read those resolutions carefully, and with what
little intelligence I have been able to apply to .
them I can find no such thing in them. I offer
I A reward, now, to any of these highly intelligent
Republican gentlemen to point me—not, to ,in
outrage in Kansas, not to a scuffle in Was..bille r -,
ton, not to an improper speech or improper
newspaper article—but to a line or sentence itn • ,
the Cincinnati resolutions which - sdvaeates,
encourages the extension . of slavery to free ter
ritory. (Applause,) The resolutions of .in._
, Cincinnati Convention may well be divided.,
I two classes : First, those which expresamisi),*
• ion upon what is past, and second, thoatioll.,,,
lay down rules for the government ofakelk*llliitit,
istration that is to come . in: and the party..Antn
is to support that administration for the,futxtre.'
Yon will all readily see that where the'C i tititterti' .
tion speaks of the first, they speak, fe0.134 ; ,;....
selves, and express their own opt**. Vat'
illustrate what I mean, Etna.. not Mending ..to
express any opinion on it, the Conyention unani
mously endorsed the administrifien'ofPFesident
Pierce. They had a right so to-endorse it, and
he will receive that endorsement:as the judgment
of intelligent, able, patriotic expressed,
very likely, after mature reflection. But when
the Convention come to speak of the future, they,
then lay down rules for the government of: the ;
administration, and tbey lay down rules,BYr the
government of the patty. 'While I am
.aware
that it is entirely possible for a man to support_
the ticket and oppose the resolutions of the
convention ; while I know that it is practicab'e
to support the ticket and split on the platform,
(laughter.) I am one of those who believe that
if a man in good faith disagrees to a principle of
importance laid down by the Convention, he.
ought not in good fAith support, the candidate
presented by the Convention. (Cheers of "good,
good," and applause.) I believe that principles
are of more importance than the candidates. I
believe that the party should be homogeneous.
I believe that the man who enters tin association,
secretly or openly, intending to violate the bond
that holds them together, is a traitor to the or.
ganization of which he is a member: I would
never support a party unless I approved all the
important principles that were presentedin the
party conventions. What, then, are the resoln
ti.l3B of this Cincinnati Convention? I would
Ind undertake, of course, to detain you by a
minute recital of all these resolutions, and ex
plaining each of them, but I must call your at
tention to ono or two, which I think are of pars
mount importance. I allude, in the first place,
to those resolutions which advert to the subject
of slavery. I understand them to propose that
hereafter, in the organization of Territories as..
well as in the legislation of Congress, the whole
subject of slavery should be withdrawn from
Congressional action. I understand them tahold
that it is not proper to make slavery the subject
of national and political discussion, and I un-
derstand them to say, as they said honestly in:,
18.12, and reiterate now, that "we will resist
'he agitation of the slavery question, in or out
of Cungress, under whatever color or pretext
t list agitation may he had." (Applause.)
Ti hese resolutions I cordially subscribe. I
reLtard them as a covenant made by the members
of the party, North, South, East and itigjti 4,13
which they should adhere as one of the in6lderit3,.o.
to membership in the Democratic party. I re-• a'
Bard them as the platform laid down in 1852 by
both the great political parties of the coun
try. I understand that as thee- platform upon
which I took my position at Tammany MU, at
the time at which it was laid down at the first
meeting of the Democracy to ratify the nomina
tion of President Pierce. I announced then
that I believed the State of New York would
stand upon it. She did stand upon it, and the -
people of the whole country, with insignificant
exceptions, stood upon it. It was a platform Of
pence—it was a platforth of affection and love—
it WAS a platform of mutual respect and honor,
it was a platform of the tonstitution essential
to the preservation of this Union. I should he
glad to know what eVi'e any Democrat of th'e
State of New York, who stood upon this_plat
form in 1852, has for not standing upon it now.
(Applause.) The only practical 'application of
this platform to the present day is in regard to
the Territory of Kansas Ido net propose to -
detain you by discussing Kansas. I attach stitati ; -
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iooportauce to the other countries of the. world-,„:,..-<
I attach some importance to the white PeitEßCet
our country. (Applause.)
la regard to Kansas, I think proper to Bay
that while I greatly disapprove the repeal orthe
prohibition of slavery in that Territory, yet, es .
a constitutional act, Congress had a rightto re-
pent it, if they chose to do so. They had' the
power to do it. There were not one hundred
people in the Territory when it was done. They
threw open the settlement of the great Torrito
viem of Kansas and Nebraska, and there are now
come 40,000 or 50,000 people there, invited un-
der a eonstitutional ant, to exercise the right of
self government. The people mho are there are
the people that are to determine the destinies or
that State. They have the right to do it under
the Kansas act, perhaps. Again, a law has
been introduced by Senator Douglas which
vides for the election of members to a corivaa
[ion to determine whether Kansas Shall come
into this confederacy and form a State cimatitu
tion, or not, and if they determine that she shall
it then provides that they shall form a State
Constitution. The election is to be held in No
vember. The bill is drawn up with extraordi
nary care. l i t abolishes all those laws whpili btiva
been the subject of so much declamation in this
State. It abolishes all the baths that are re-
qtyired to support the fugitive slave law of Kan
sas, and it abolishes all the special qualifications
in regard to voters. It abolishes not only all
these things, but it abolishes all the laws that
interfere with the freedom of the prees, tied
prohibits the Kansas Legislature from re-enaet-
tug them. It provides also that the people who
have been driven oat of the territory; if any
such there shall be, shall, on their return and - -
proof of the fact, be allowed to vote. : The bill " i
provides for the appointment of commissioners,'
whose duty it shall be to ascertain the vote.
I say that the bill is a just and reasosable one.
No man who is in favor of the pacifieatibu of -
Kamm would be opposed to it, and the great ob
jpotion urged against it is, that it would mks'
h:ausas a slsveholding State.
For one , moment I williconsider that lineation: '
Yr u are well aware that, , aliii tuitional publioit
is given to my remarks when A , speak in' thin
co lfalontial way; (langhter,jit i§ tirtitens
that I should say' what - irobld not injnie
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Buchanan at tfierSouth,inl what whtild'not in
fare him at the Nortlitr- and; therefore, tre
present state of the subject, 1 donut Ileent" it'_
accessary, to Consider the queition whether "it
would make a slave or, free State. But I say
this, that ifLit would 'hake/la - slave State, 'the
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