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FRII.4IY hio RN IN G
FOR PRESIDENT,
JAMES BITCHAN.AN,
OF PENNSYLVANIA.
FOR Arms PRESIDENT,
;JOHN C. BRECKINRIDGE,
OF KENTUCKY
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET
o,ktfdL coloasnoma
GEORGE SCOTT, or CoLamm Co.
AUDITOR GEKERAL!
JACOB FRY, Jr., Marmoset= Co
E.I7RN2TOR GENITIU L
joim nowE, or ppanuni co
DEMOCRATIC MEETING!
A MASS MEETING OF' TOE DEIIOOIIIOI
WILL BE HELD 121 THE
Borough of Manchester,
ON SATURDAY EVENING, AUG, 16TH,
AT HALF PAST SEVEN O'CLOCK,
IN THE MARKET EIOUSE
SPEECHES uill bo 4ltlivured by Lion. Judge SHALER,
E. F. JONES, Ems, FRANCIS FELIX, and others. The
PITTSBURGH OLKE CLUB will also be in attendance.
COME ONE COME ALL!!
MANY DEMOCRATS
Extracts from Buchanan's Speeh on . the
Independent Treasury Etlll.
t!MIIAT COUNTRY 14 MOST raospEaotra WHERE LA
BOR COMMANDS TUE GREATEST REWARD
"FROM MY 8001.0 RESPECT THE LABORING MAN.
LABOR 18 THE POITNDATION OF THE WEALTH OF
EVERY COUNTRY, AND THE FR ER LABORERS OF THE
NORTH,DESERVE RESFECT FOR THEIR PROBITY ANT)
ENTELEIGENCE EIhAvEN FORBID THAT I SHOULD
DO THEM WRONG 1"
READ THIS!
BRITISH HATRED OF DEMOCRACY.
Our neighbors ‘• over the water" take a deep
interest in the SUCOOSS of the Black Republican
party, and urge the election of Fremont eitli
ardor. According to them, the success of that
gentleman would greatly benefit and gratify the
citizens of Great Britain. We have no doubt
that such would be the case, and that the aboli
tionists of the North would find powerful allies
in the white slave drivers of Manchester and
London:Birmingham and Sheffield. But will
the people of the United States elect a President
to gratify a nation which set a price upon the
I' . 7.lV:.ldead of Washington and his compatriots! Will
- they obey the organs of British tyranny, and
crush the democracy of the New World. The
London akronicle, a paper high in the confidence
of the British Government, holds the following
language in reference to our Presidential . strug
gle
We should be sorry to see Mr Buchanan
elected, because be is in favor of preserving the
obnoxious institutions as they exist, AND THE
UNITY OF THE STATES. There ,afe
ty for European monarchial g.,verntrient,, it
the progressive spirit of the Democracv of the
United States is allowed to succeed. ELECT
FREMONT, AND THE FIRST I3LOW TO TILE
SEPARATION OF THE UNITED STATES IS
EFFECTED:"
A PENNSYLVANIA PRESIDENT
Since the adoption of the Federal Constitution
we have had fourteen Presidents of the United
States. They are as follows : Washington, 8
years; J. Adams, 4 years; Jefferson, & years;
Madison, 8 years; Monroe, 8 years; J. Q Ad
ams, 4 years ; Jackson, 8 years ; -Van Buren, 4
years ; Harrison, I month ; Tyler, years and
11 months ;Polk. 4 years : Taylor, 1 year; Fill
more, 3 years; and Pierce, whose term expires
on the 4th of March next, 4 years ; making in all
68 years. Washington's first term commenced
in 1789. For 49 years of that time. Southern
Presidents have filled the executive chair of the
nation, and Northern Presidents only 195esr!,
counting up the end of the present term.
Pennsylvania was one of the largest and roost
patriotic of the "old thirteen" colonies that
fought the battles of the revolution. She was
one of the first to adopt the Federal Constitution.
She has been one of the most firm and steadfast
supporters of the Union and the Constitution.
She is now the second State of the Union in pop
ulation, wealth and political importance. She
occupies a commandingposition among the States
—the Keystone, in fact, of the Federal Arch.
Yet since the existence of the government Penn
sylvania has never had a President.
How shall this be accounted for? Will Penn
sylvanians admit that our State has produced no
men of sufficient ability to fill the high office?
Is our State unworthy of the honor! No Penn
sylvanian will admit either of these reasons.
Are we of the old Keystone State totally wanting
in that just and commendable State pride that
distinguishes the people of all other States, and
even of the despotic nations of Europe Every
Frenchman is proud of Ffance, and is jealous of
its honor and rights. Every Englishman boasts
of the glory of England. Germans, Scotchmen
and Irishmen retain a lasting affection for their
native lands, and delight to recount the deeds of
their heroes and statesmen. Virginia points to
her illustrious Presidents with just pride, and
Massachusetts boasts of her Aadamses, Webßiers
and Quinceys. Every State is proud of its dis
tinguished men, its generals and statesmen. Put
old Pennsylvania—where is she'. Only one of
her sons has ever reached so high a position as
that of Vice President.
For once, at length, in the history of our re
public, in the 80th year of our Independence,
Pennsylvania has presented a statesman whom
the whole nation admits is every way qualified
to fill, with honor to himself and safety to the
nation, the presidential chair. Both at home
and abroad he is respected and esteemed for his
great ability, his ripe experience, his long and
distinguished public services, and for every
quality that can make a statesman or adorn a
man. Even his enemies can find naught agair, , t
his private character or his public act, that
harm him in the esteem of any rational MEW
No fault can be found with him, except tiiai he
is a national man in his principles, an.] e .
solved that, "sink or swim, live or die, survive
or perish," he will stand F.y the Union and the
Constitution, and all the best interests of bin
whole country. Such is the wan our State hes
presented for the tit st time for the highest honor
in the nation's gift, and the nattun Ilse sccepted
him, and has acknowledged his eminent fitness
and the just and long deferred claims of Penn
sylvania. His nomination has been responded
to with enthusiasm by all national rote all over
the land. One would suppose that all Penn.yl
vanians would rejoice at this proferred honor,
and respond to the general greeting with slii;ost
unanimous accord. There is now a chance for
history to record in the long roll of our Presi•
dents the name of one Pennsylvanian, even in
the first century of our national existence. And
so we trust it will be.
But strange to say, there is no State in the
Union in which such desperate and embittered
exertions are now made to deprive our State of
this honer, and strike down her distinguished
son. And fur what' To elevate in his stead an
untried, inexperienced a - a of South Carolina.
Fremont was born and reared in that State, and
in his roving life has scarce acquired a perma
nent residence in any other. The South has had
the Presidency forty-nine year.i out of sixty
seven, yet the fanatic abolitionists of Pennsylva
nia, while cursing and reviling the whole South,
and South Carolina especially, would take the
honor from their own State and give it for four
years more to a Southern man, and a son of
South Carolina. In our esteem the South and
the North are equal ; but neither section has a,
right to the Presidency four-fifths of the time;
and to the exclusion especially of Petmsylsania:-
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,which,. can HENRY. C 1141.1( $.1, - . LET TEM., •
tritsl, - a native citizen of our own Hear what Henry Clay said thirteen years ago
State, who, in 1848, wanted to extend the Mis- in a letter to the Rev. Walter Cotton, who was
souri Compromise line to the Pacific, or a eon of laboring in the eati,,e of colonization. The far-
South Carolina;: whose instincts and education seeing statesman and patriot foresaw the den
are Southern, whose principles and capacity are gers of abolitionism, and his words in the follow
unknown, and !who has no experience, and who, • tug letter seem now like prophecy. Let the
it is positivelAsserted, is at this day a slave-1 laboring men read this letter, and reflect upon
holder? Which can you most safely trust? the eloquent truths
What avails a declaration of principles put out
just before an election to catch votes, and writ
ten probably by a committee ? Such a declare
ration the South Carolinian hasjastmade. But
even in advance of it abolition presses put up his
name, and prate of the " enthusiasm" which
no where exists; and call on all abolitionists in
Pennsylvania to give the Presidency again to a
son of the South, to the exclusion of the only
Pennsylvanian who has ever been nominated fur
the office. Will the people of our Stat., respond
to such a call ? State pride, patriotism, common
sense, justice, forbid
'AUGUST 15
Awl this South Carolinian is to be supported
exclusively by northern votes, on principles ut
terly hostile to southern prejudices and southern
rights H And agitation, and Massachusetts and
New York money are to do i the work ! And a
"Kansas Aid Fund " can be filched from the un
wary ; and funds and millions thus raised are to
' , buy newspapers and circulate them gratis ; pay
for the false' telegraph news from Kansas, and
load down the mails with demagogue speeches ;
and all for what ? To give the Presidency to a
eon of the South once more, to the exclusion
of Pennsylvania for probably the whole of the
first century of our national existence. That is
the work of Pennsylvania abolitionists. And
that is what money is expected to do.
Our opponents endeavor to represent tile
-o,3tead Letter" as a great fault of Mr Bu
chanan. Those who have read it and understand
it know that there is nothing objectionable in it .
If nothing worse than that can be charged
against Mr. Buchanan, he will escape unhartned
and be triumphantly elected .
To show what Josiah Randall thinks of it, we
publish the following extract from ono of his
speeches lie is an old line Whig, an excellent
lawyer and a sound man, and he says :
The friends of Mr. Fillmore bare assailed Mr. Bu
chanan for his Ostend communication without admit
ting or denying the soundness of the doctrine therein
contained. I would remark that the correspondence
of Mr. Everett, as Secretary of State under Mr.
Fillmore, after the death of Mr. Webster, relative to
Cuba, is more offensive, and ought to be more ob
noxious to the criticism of conservative men than
t'b Ostend letter; and it should be remembered that
the diplomatic manifesto of Mr. Everett was ',sued
under the immediate supervision of Mr. Fillmore
and his Cabinet
Mr. Everett is probably the best educated states
man now living, he is an erudite scholar and a sound
patriot. one thing is certain, any opinion upon
ln
ternetional Law promulgated by him is entitled to
respect. Mr. Buchanan has been in public life up
ward of forty years, be has filled the highest ati,ol,
which his own State could confer upon him. Ile has
occupied tbo highest seat in the Cabinet during e
most eventful epoch; and he has twice repretelited
his country at the courts of the two first nations in
Europe. His private character stands wsthout blot
or btemiam and beyond rebuke or reproach . and it
is a high euloginm upon his public life that the
" Cooeled Lever" is the only act which is designated
by his opponents as the ground of attack.
The Reading Free Press, a Fillmore paper, iu
en editorial on the. recent American Couvent.on
at Harrisburg, gives utterance to sentiments
that mutt open the e 3 et of the Fremont men as
to the utter hopelessness of getting the ex,-
President off the track. In the Eastern part of
the State they hardly know that the pathfinder
is running, and are anxious for him to ded,ne
Read the extract :
" Perseverance, then, in supporting Freto..nt,
whose antecedents are all in favor of slavery—who
represented the counterfeit democracy of Calif,nia
in the U. S. Senate for forty days, voting with
Atchison and other Southern fire eaters upon
ail questions touching slavery, is all wrong. Fre
mont it the son of a Frenchman, too, and a Houma
Catholic, as the facts abundantly prove; and the
fanatics who nominated him at Philadelphia—
dings and his ilk, avowed their preference for forei4o
ere over American citizens, and offered as high a bid
for the foreign vote as ever did the counterfeit de
mocracy. An American, therefore, cannot go for
Fremont. His duty is plain ; and certainly the only
recourse left to save the Union—to put down famiti •
Mine at the North and South, is to rote for Fillmore
and Doneleon, the real candidates for the American
party"
The question now is, will Gni. John C Fre
mont decline ' Our neighbor of the Comma,-real
Journal, who, a couple of years ago, entlear,.red
to get Judge Pollock to withdraw might regain
his reputation for prescience in politics by getting
the pathfinder to decline, and avoid a humilia
ting defeat. Now is your time, Robert.
DELEGATE ELECTIONS--THE COIN
TY CONVENTION.
At a meeting of the Couoy Committee
Correspondence held in this city on Saturday
May 11, 1856, the following resolutions wan
adopted fixing the time for holding the Delegate
Election and the County Convention :
Rwo:red, That the Democratic voters of Allegheny a•uni
be requeated t., aseomble In the several Wards, lt,o , ugh
and TOtillbilipS/ on SATURDAT Tfll 'MD or AUOIAT to let
Delegate, to meet in County Convention on WELNI,DA
Tee 27r2 Or ALIMMT, at the Court Hoagie In the City of tattle
hnrgh at ELErIX IYCLOCK A M t, 111/11.1nAtO ft ticket t
epppotted by the Democracy ut ilea county at the next
her election.
The hours of meeting were fixed for the Wards
and Boroughs at from Five to Seven o'clock P ,
and for the Townships at from Four to Six
oclock P. M. Let there be a full turn out at
the primary elections, that they may represent
the united voice of the Democracy and not mere
ly the politicians. It is as much your duty,
Democrats, to attend the meetings for the nomi
nation of candidates, as it is to deposit your vote
at the election in October. Turn out then and
see that men truly representing you are sent to
the Convention.
ALL Foa frOCHAIUN.—Hon. James Monroe,
nephew of the ex-President, and for some years
a Whig M. C. from New York, can't go for Fre
mont, and it out for Buchanan. Not a single
member of Gen. Harrioon's cabinet supports F-e
-mom' and but one of General Taylor's. All the
es-Presidents of the republic are against Fre
wail The adopted sun and heir of Jackson is
defruding Buchanan. The son and sons-in-law
of 11 arriewi, the oldest sons of Henry Clay and
Daniel iVehster, are also all for Buchanan.
FREESSMuNT --The schoolmaster is abroad,
but the Black Republicans have not seen him set.
See Second ward Fremont stand. tin it in large
letters are the words " Freemont and Freedom."
Fremont spelled with two e's. So little known
is their candidate, even to their leaders, that
they don't know how to spell his name yet !! '
A RIURTEOUB VERDICT.—Young Jarbo, who
killed Nally at Washington City, a few months
ago, for the seduction of his sister, has been cc
quitted. The jury were out only about fifteen
minutes. The conduct of the deceased towards
hie victim showed the utmost heartlessness - and
cold-blooded villainy.
Itntstrto.—There is tobe a pole 140 feet
high raised by the Young America Democracy,
of the i 4 ecotid Ward, on Saturday evening, at 6
o'clock. It in to be rained in front of John An
derson & Son's foundry, on the bank of the
river. Speakers, Glee Club and a crowd will be
there. Come and nee and hear.
THAT MEETING —We are assured by many
that our estimate of the number at the Sixth
Ward meeting, on Wednesday evening, is far too
low. We are assured that not less than 2500
were present. It was a glorious meeting, any
bow. Hnrra, for the unterrified.
Tun New York Herald, rather thinks the elec
tion of Fremont would not destroy the Union,
but is willing to try the experiment.
Tint clubs to our Weekly still come in thick
and fast ; but there is room on our. books for a
"few more yet "
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THE OSTEND LETTER.
Will Fremont Decline !
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ASHLAND, SeDL 2, 11343
Mr Dean Sin :—Allow me to suggest a subject
for one of your tracts, which treated in your popular
and condensed way, I think would be attended with
great and good effect. I mean Abolition.
It is manliest that the ultras of that party are ex
tremely mischievous,' and are hurrying on the coun
try to fearful consequences. They are not to be con
ciliated by the Whigs. Engrossed with a single idea
they care for nothing else. They would ace the ad
ministration of the government precipitate the nation
into absolute ruin, before they would lend a helping
hand to arrest its career. They treat worst, and de-
nounco most, those who treat them best, who so fax
agree with them as to admit slavery to be an evil.
Witness their conduct towards Mr. Briggs and Mr.
Adams, to Massachusetts, and towards me.
I will give you an outline of the manner in which
I would handle it Show the origin of slavery.
Trace its introduction to the British government.
Show how it is disposed of by the Federal Coustitu
tion. That it is left exolusively to the States, except
in regard to fugitives, direct taxes anti representa
tion. Show that the agitation of the question in the
free States will first destroy nil harmony, and finally
lead to a dim/Moo—perpetuate war—the extinction
of the African race—ultimate military despotism.
But the great aim and object of your tract should
be, to arouse the laboring classes in the free Smte.-.,
against Abolition. lapict the consequences to them
of itnmediate Abdp. The slaves, being free,
would be dispersed thromrhout the Polon ; they
would enter into competition with the free lata.rer:
with the Amerioan, the Irish end lierman; re.leee
his wages, be etinft,unded with trim, and idsei
Moral and serial etfmtling ;n.l it the ultrei
bulb for Abo Minn and atnnigatimu,,n, ,how that th 4
ehjeet is to unite is marriage the labiiring Mack w
man, to reduce the white laboring man to the despised
and degraded condition cif the Mask wan.
I would show their opposition to Colonits:ion.
Show ite humane, religion', and patriotic 1/1112. Th
they are to separate these wh.,ni abaci had separated
Why do the Abolitionists oppose colonization T.
keep and amalgamate together the two races iu vita
lotion of tiod's Rill, end to keep the blutkr here
that they may interfere with, degrade and thaolfle tll
laboring whites. Show that the Rnti•h rarernaneta
ie co-operating with the Aleditiotthte,/ ,
of di. "'e the i . I"eort, dam. V.,u can make
erful article, that will he telt in every extrerrots
the Union. I ant perfectly natirlied it will do gre
good. Let MO hear !row you . n thu Slib.),(.
11.N11 , 1 Dr. I 1 IV ENTMott FL NI , - A
homicide web committed in einq If nn tinglori
township ou the rah , under the 1 . 4,11,u
circutntlancee : Liam Flout, n.t . that ,
while working in his ,hop on Tuesday last,
visited by a man hy the mime of Henry !tilath,, .
of the same township,--a 111811 liy the nani • of
Gardiner was also in the -hop After talhng
some time, Mathiaß i l oarreled with Rout H .ut
then left the shop and went home MatLiti and
Gardiner went to the ..pritig, and after drink cj.
Lind a quarrel, IEI which Litirdiiii-r 1141 the wiit,
ILut scot to 9-epanite, then,
&ling so. a h,.tt time afterward, Mathias at
ked flout with u cluh Duntig the II"
ILut atrueli, as he Ith self
alias will/ a du!. heal. Mathias then
went home--a phy 5t0..11 v a.. 5 called in, riTi
UllfOittlllll/e WWI lay In n -tupuruottl lent :,al,l
day, when he CII:s1 ..n Tuoatay 14-
delivered himself up aul dr.Jught to iirep
burg on the same lay !lout wa« commute I
Tueeday last. there to await late trial. Math
wa intoxicated at The time of the fatal ad/
SEW BOOKS.
't1 , ‘,.. , •\ A Tal. •.! N L S 1 Y F•rti
The 131.,,re wok is n ilau•li-•Mely printed an
bound volume of upward,: of 4(01 prigeti Tit
author has abandoned the field go long woiL.
by novel writers; he has left the depicting of do
meetly existence in city and country tot
richer and more thrilling eieLteil offered hy
tier life. Some go so far as to pronounce '•: -, tr
atuga - equal The Lost of the Muhicau- , ,'
and its author a new Cooper We have not re 4,
the entire work and are therefore unprepared
acquiesce in such a decided coinplinieut
H Miner Co , and W A. liildenfeuhey
Co., have it for sale.
BLAK BKPI KLI , A KATI NEXT -- The Tr A,.
,Fl Blaek lirpal,Leau .;itu Erie
cuunty, l'a , in eummeauue up,4l a fpnech doiv
ere.l at a Deima-rat,, uleetiap ray
" Tlllt4 TWADDLE A tlol I THE • EN!, oN
AND ITS • PIIESERVATIoN Is Too
AND SICKENING FoR :IN\ EVVE( I .
WE THINK THE LIFIERTy (IF A SINGLE
SLAVE IS WORTH MORI: Tll -kN ALL THE
UNIONS GOD'S UNIVERSE CAN 1101,11!-
Here im Black Repuhlicainsm, pure and ut,
dulterated
Tits Chicago li , ok,ellers day that they have
sold 8,01,0 live, Ftemunt tai l,b of 8uc1, , ,n
tal At Cleveland, the sales were 13,02 ooye,
of F remont an d ~f Buchanan. One huge .
alone, in that city, has sold M,04.)0 come , of
Upham's life of Fremont. We learn that a -
yeller in this city on being asked as to the relative
saled in this city, replied that the biography of
Fremont sold about as fast as it could be obtain
ed, while he had not a tdogle call for the life
Buchanan —Gazette
Not much wonder there should he demand f,,r
the life of Fremont. Information on that so ,, rc
is required by the millions. The life and service' ,
of James Buchanan are skimped upon the Cuon.
try. No one enquires who is James Buchanan
For ton Pittsburgh Pent f
Afe.tyrs Edvtorc—l wish to acquaint the readers
of your excellent paper with the fact that col
M. I. Stewart is a candidate f.r nomination f r
the office of Prosecuting Attorney of Allegheny
county.
Col. Stewart is a firm, consistent and influen
tial Democrat, devoted to the principles of his
party, and active and untiring in their propoga•
lion. He in at the present time Deputy Prose
cuting Attorney or this county, the arduous
duties of which he has discharged in a manner
highly creditable to himself and to the benefit
and satisfaction of the community.
Six years ago, when there was scarcely a
of an election, Col. Stewart in a self
sacrificing spirit, permitted himself to he placed
in nomination for the same office for which his
claims are tow presented to the public by hi,
friends. Under these circumstances it would be
no more than justice, now that the prospect of
success is fair, to present him to the people as a
deserving candidate for their suffrages.
Col. Stewart was born, raised and educated in
Pittsburgh. He is a young man of tine legal
and scholastic acquirements, extensive acquain
tance, polished address and great and deserved
popularity.
The Democratic County Convention which is
to assemble on the nd of August could not
select a more capable man than M. 1. Stewart.
PLUM TOWNSHIP.
THX old French chronicler, Brantime, gives
the Spanish version of the thirty of female
beauty thus:
If three things are white—skin, teeth and
hands.
If three things black—eyes, eyebrows, and
eyelashes.
jf three things red—lips, cheeks, and units.
If three things long—waist, hair and hands.
If three things short—teeth, ears and feet.
If three things wide—breast, front, and brow.
If three things narrow—mouth, waist and
ankle.
If three things large—arm, hip and calf.
If three things fine—lips, hair and fingers.
If three things small—nose, head and bosom
There are thirty beauties in all
STILL THEY CONE.—The Charleston Evening
News Is energetically supporting Buchanan and
srepkipridge. That paper has heretofore been
an advocate of "Americanism " and its editor,
John Cunningham, Esq., was a delegate to and
one of the Vice Presidents of the first Philadel
phia Know-Nothing Convention.
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• Peinnomoit•WnWri-alltruntair.:=Villtliiirfita
the hest possible reasons for some time to believe
that the stories about Col—Premont's wealth
were wholly fictitious, - without the slightest pos
sible foundatiotA in fact, and yet hisAirunination
far the'Presidency was based upon his worth—
the money he was worth. This was his only
qualification, and that turns oakby his own show
ing to•have been a bubble, ,a deception, a make
bolieie. We find the statement in one of our
respectable exchanges, which hears all the indi
cations of truth:—
!. From a reference to the official returns in
the Seventeenth Ward of New York city, whflre
Col. Fremont resides, it seems that on the 24th
day of June last, that gentlemen, being assessed
for personal property at one hundred thousand
dollars, appeared before the Tax Commissioner,
and swore off the whole amount, making affida
vit that he had no personal taxable property at
all. He swore, in fact over and above his liabili
ties, he was not worth one single cent of personal
property "
So fades the mist into thin air and is lost to
sight. A malionaire, but not worth a dollar' It
he is not worth money, will some one tell us R hel
he is worth? The inquiry seems pertinent, if lie
has not a dollar 'of taxable property over and
above his liabilities, what has he done with the
money his herds of beef cattle sold for in Cali
fornia ? What disposition has he made of the
funds which he received from Congress? Has
he squandered it all ?
We are authorized to bet two thouwont five
hundred dollar.l that the State of Illioutt , will
cast her electoral vote for Buchanan in N.,:etn
her next. If the sum le deemed too hmall, we
are furthermore authorized to increase the het to
five thousand dollars.
MICH 10 N --The Democratic State Convent. 'n
of Michigan 'net on Thursday, and u.oniiiiited
Alpheus Fetch, formerly United States Se 44;
for Governor. and E. H. Lathrop for Lieu!
ernor. Presidential Elertoii and the ',O'er
State officer- were 414, , mimin,f,e,l. Tile conven
t:on adopted Ant., Maine law ri.,,,10t1e,a4.
Air A Lady of our acquaintance, NI,
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istnot .rod rigor to 04•11
, by DA LLEY S PAIN I.
(It ACM pavan), otbA awl tbo orta at. •b-
Gut a the
, 4.1+ , 4 pi • ex,l 10.1141, h..
lAI,I ,NI. all.l Orr , t•,t. .t ,
A'.l,
r+. icr , l yuitu barenktof roi.l,;ng in tn,landy n riun,,,,y
I L AI.L.AI t PAIN EXTHACTIift. rind alter it Lisa
tiiid vet. a, Italt.lo. Even th,o. like the voltaii !Al
r>. It will dtr.,t4 altrars, &swats*. an.] ineternorph4se tho
I• t. nitig Irittneno. At iho piing C. 4. N.,. and
~PLAn! It 1.,11(1µ. you the pain Mate flu Mt. :Ai id
aisMiAlll eta. err 111 speedily neutralized.
N.•ne genuine without a eteel-plate engrave.] label, v. 101
azumturee of
9...14 at 25 omty par trot by Dr. YiEn 11 110
It . 0.44 ru m % tutd 'by moult «very tipsier ID torah. lone
thi,oighoitt the UrktteYlStitas All flt,lors or lettera f.” al--
A:roam:ion or adrtm, kt bo addresond to C. V CLICK
At 0. i., New York. • 004.4
ear Hootland"s German Bitters--Cortin
01 14.11.11 Ltitr, Fs{. Editor of •' Spirit t 4" Mu.,"
Dr C b Jimtreo--Dinit fir The Innen AI , tit peal
horn..utand addition to tiro quantity iedd •
h) 3,1.•a1e,
Barber. your..egents, the two other atortawell more of thaw
(hall any other medicine I find Men are flinch 1141 , 1 1.1 - a
y aleacnnt fere? paltenta to rebuild thmt broken 0 , 1&.1.111
time I has used, duting the bait annum,. in my ;an
Dnilly,four bottle* They warn reumuntandral to ma Mat I t
neight.a. at a torte when no avatam u esr u. h dal. 1n.., ,1
frtm the att.-eta of a ser.l, 1 , 111011,110 i -el. Then poi , n.. rim
appetite and t ad a tune mud rigor t.. my u lade ^panto.
In our a the Septionloq Bombers of inn paper I reinter.] m.
eota•n.uca .hr the want clients of the [lmam alone whit,
tona thy Imvw hail a Inc,e .1,0,, and het.. uow het. no• the
..;nbartl meth-Int in tide vu
In • rinChl.h,n, I would say their I foal groat IMmmr••
gn 1.1,44 telsthrlOtlY of the salt, and cucceas
I...Tar/anon nitre, ttully. v‘alra, RALPH I,IIF.
adnuttla.nnoilf
.1., 11 FLEMING BM IS. and Dr. tiity Ii KEV:-Lh,
lir Honor to whom Honor Is Our
purling we .lisinfiw, and flattering 'loth,. nitwits teel
never hale never will ho of are to the ikentillittit) •de
feet But when we seen Ulan Met raising himself from the
I..witst stai„es ..f .license, and t h an tionetit Ong his neislii• o
friends and finally it whole viiminnifity through the
11,eney of an it; tide that lan accidentaliv dls4.oeoted. an at
forced to tWilevi , in him. and give hint the teal laidirs and
ire tumrt i•oniiiiii•thfils place that our r—ltlnllla can rtitlelett.
:nal, reader, IM Mr. Kennedy, and rim h la the origin of his
Medical Dist - uvery. The swot dosperste humor, or the or.
crest Rite, lie id Rheumatism or Neuralgia, air Ore.! in, tie.
ahorttatt Niece of nine by this act. idir LI til I. :nt 1 , ..,. t.
rne..eVel y of Mr ,Ifirunsdy .
44- :we long advertisement hi an. tic; in;;
Sold holemie nod rand tit DI:. (IEUHUF 11. K KY! t'l;' ,
71"00.1 ett uet, eign of the U.,lde I/ m .1 P
AIIN4Leny. . 104 .I*,
ta} - Thousand• of Children Die annaall,
tin• Croup. and yrt two ur lyres dn.a•e Rnners' I.n. z
and Calk 1.1141111 will lirAll.)) I ilo• ir11,1.1111,11.1.1une
limned In tho .liteana give (rye paean, 1.. tin• I r aIL Rini
dielree,ug oenplainl Multi
tlank nf li le equally Palo...vane in all polnnanav
donna.. piMphiel. ale , ad verilbolitellt 10 v,ntlu•r
14111110
Ear !tale, wholesale and ratall, by K K
oruo and Se.c.nd
:.old nlen by 111CYUNR9UA' EMI West 1'
Sell WA wry.. nll4l iIIICCK LIAM A M'KI SAN,
t•lt r. n 1.9,1.14 lu
4q - Why you Suffer, Wilt,: CAS HE
!so p,Alit oIiTA IN KlO—llave yon 4 / , .or.. Throat, Quinsy.
Rheumatism, Neinalaia, Brun. hitiaer....ip mid Joints, 1 , 1,..ht
Bites, fiat ne, ',pi sins, of Pains In ally pets of your systen.'
I.re be relieved at once by using the most beautiful ot
all Liniments. the Whit, Cy - can - am Liniment," prepared
by Dr. SCOT, of thirgyntown, Va., and for sale cheap,
Astuleatile and retail, Ly Dr. K /CYSER, 140 W,ool street, and
JAS. P. FLEMINU, near IL R. Divot, All,,tbeny See int.
vertisunient In apotber i+olutun of to .itty's paper. titlark/in
Stockings and Hosiery ror
If you don't want your feet pinched with bad and short
Stockings, you will take our advice and go to I' DALTN,
cor
nor of Market alley nud Fifth street, and buy some of then
elegant fine Stockings, that make your feet feel nice and
mnnfortalle. Datr at. makes and sells every variety
i,airry that yon ran mention, at wholonale and retail.
Itoroffintnir the place, corner of Slat let alley and Fifth
.cli
gib? BatchelcWs Hair Dye--Piftten medal, rind
diplomas, ri/Uri thoutund api..4,.atiwns '+tr 4(17
at teat the public appraelatinn. Brown or k hair, us trile
to uahtr. as nature's self, I. produced innowly, alth"lit a
cloture of falling, or injury to akin , hair Mode tatd sold.
or applied, (in nine private rooms,) at BATCFIELOR'S, 233
Broadway, New York.
Sold, wholeaalA arid rkoll, by Dr. (3 o • 11. KiTSJUI, 110
V 7.341 ittroftt
Arir 1f you wish to buy a GOOD, and at the same
time a Ch EAP PILE HAT, call and get one of our $3.00
HATE, whieh are on good as can be bought for the mope). in
the city. 'MORGAN k Co.,
_aula
163 Wood eteeet.
B' Rate and caps -4411 who wtch to wear a 14114 T
and GOOD EfILT or CAP, should call at No. 164 WOOD at.,
and purchase what they may want to that lino.
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The Washington Union has the following
D. U K EY2 I .F.K, 14U Wawl , Wh..lneml.. A v... 1
1, .1 1' VLENSII4O, Allmrbrur, b.ar Kaitriad
rui.e....1 they Atli 41... , n reel,/red 1.. th.ut natural ! r
DALLLV. NuLadscitiror,
R. V Clieff Kr ER & C , Maoula(111,1s
MORGAN & CO., 164 Wood
MINE
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!gAlp:Ani.te
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"V:',,V,y("•;—" "`-;
-rittE ot
'E CO
•
001tXgR . '01. WATclt AND MARKET STHALETti
rItTIS.O4.I,ROHPIIi.e'' •
RORERT O 11 . 4 0 1 t"0: ,6 *:- .
Tods. Oftaxem; Secretary. • "
4.ellTb/aOanipitny dalesexert' inetitanCa appgtaining to.
or connected withl.lF.E KIRKS.
Also, against-11(XL AND CARGO RISKS on the Obio
and Mieeissippl Rivers and tributaries, and MARLNE RISKS
generatl y.
And againnt Loam and Damage by Fire, and ogatuat the
Futile .d the Sea and Inland Navigation and Transportation-
Polieled leaned et the lovi.d talon ;..risistent T , ltti safety to
all pat tree.
DDISCTORI3.
Itr.bart Chlway, Samuel M'Olut ken,
Job P. Gar..-,ana, M. D., John Scott,
James Slar4bail, David Richey,
James W Ltailman, Clue lee Arbuthnot,
Menu:Aar Bradley, Joseph S. Leech,
John Fullerton, ?tlautfiehi B. Brown,
barbi H. Chambers, Chrletian Zug,
Willburi - Carr, Robert LL Hartley,
Jan. D Nlrtitil febla
EUREKA INSURANCE COMPANY
OF PITTSBURGH.
JOHN 11. z3 I EN BLIV President.
ROBERT FINNEY, Secretary.
C W. BATCHELOR, General Agent.
WILL INSURE AGAINST ALL KINDS
OF
MARINE AND FIRE RISKS.
J. 11. Shoeutaagor. G. W. Chum,
C. W. Batchelor, W. EL •Nitalck,
Ina. M. Penuock, T. B. Updike,
W. W. Martin . It. D. Cochran,
It. T. Leach, Jr, John A. Canghey,
George t. Seldea, n. S.tryan,
Darla NPCandlese.
. .
Oat - All Losses sustained by panic. insured underyulleteu
issued by this Company will be liberally adjusted and prompt
ly ~PNICE, Nu. cal WATER STREET. ill
WESTEIIN INSURANCE COMPANY,
i m „,„ 5 „, ; „ , • , IH., ~itif,lll; F. M.
Inaure agalust all knido ul r.
All 1...t10s will 6 , 114.1.01) adjualudivi I • ~I t:) - paaf.
A llama Iffetit noun, uLanaged by D, I,Who Lily ell
kn,af ti in lb. efaurnituit and Who are dot laidotol, b.
1.(0,11pt11 , 11 eltt to maintain tho .-ho R, ter whin
dm) have afaalutfal, no offering the beet prom ,•:, t, , thou
ato, titlelft, to t,. mittlrokl.
Dosazoas--it. ,hitter, Jr., C. W. Rlcketson, I , tier,
Y. llolmes, Jr-, W. II Itouneu, George W. Jit
Andrew James Lippincott, George Dareia, la ue, If
Autry, Alexander Manch, Ch,auaa
114.-• Offltx, No VII Wat.kr taroot, (Warehouse of attssot; &
Co., up istairn,) Pittetturth. uotal'ly
A. A. OALlitign 8 A OAHRLER
A. A. CARRIER & BRO.,
63 Fourth at, eat, PittsLurgh,
A Cr E N
State Mutual Fire and Marine iznuraat
Co., of HA IlitlhßUllll. CAPITAL, $380,000.
Girard Fiat and Marine Insurance Co, of
I . llll.Ab6LrillA CA VITAL, 111300,000.
in•urance Co. of the Valle of Virginia
WISCLIAANFEIi, VA. cAP/rA.L.,
$300,000.
Commonwealt la Insurance Company, lIAR
ItIS151", att. $300,000.
Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Co.,
CA PA L ASO At./,6'4,15 4,4 et 9.
Y~nusplvn ill so insurance C00, ,, f l'1178131;1;., II
/•,1 / 1.% 1 , .1 Nk, S, 1,43, suathotila 4s.
• A :n.r..rni 5
PEKIN TEA
oNE hoott Is AFT OF THE EXOLLANOK BANK.
t tsburgb, Pa.
GREEN & BLACK TEAS
t rn, Ow I tAp.A ten for CAMII. TL•
c.otigo.ts of nil the flltl,,Eit dax.rviaud grail. of TEA
In ought to thy Atm,. &if marts. mad
Sr ILLI WIIOI.E.SALE AND RRTA IL
17 Tar
V ERY LOWEST I•AS II PRICE °I
PACH.K.I) TRAS, I'UT UP IN NterALlu PACE
AO prrxwly wr th , ts tufo.
TEA:r OP ALL OR APR.'', BY THE FIALA' CHEST.
c,IFFRE, Mit/AIL tA.A.A)A awl CHOCOLATE of th., atn
111/..1111ki, lur
L.dig .•0 111,1 , •tire iu the I , l3Mllletif le n earn gugraot tLat
c10 , .11 al twit...lll will he an I , pl , iselltetl.
A1.1,11,411,1iN1, ran THZ SALk Gr Ifft
JAVNE' 1 , 171111.1 N S. JA 1
tlburgAL Juov 'AL I earl---i Earl
FREIGHT LINE.
XiMMOuMMW
THIS LINE IS NOW PREPARED to bring,
all kinds of height from New York, an three days, at
, and from Philadelphia to do hours
10; CO,
au 4avalw
REC ICTS til VEN FJR TIAIR WITIJ A WRITTEN
AIIANTEG.
WI. No paper paclraFer or r.,r,..11 bundler, rr,ir ed.
ECEIYEL: FELLIC/lIT
C B. ALLEN, Aput, N. New York.
.1 J. MoKKEVEIt. Agent, cur. Broad dud Locnat,
YOT further Informatin, niply to
W u 11414.11()LI, dguut,
je4:lm—Jourrod fu Fourth ,t.
SAIIIILTEL l'A II NESTOCK,
FoREIGN AND DOMESTIC
HARDWARE.
No. 153 Wood street, between Diamond
alley and leottrtiltaitokt.
PI I'TSZ ; I.'IIGII,
41,- Tat an bocrit., it u‘ia .Issuing a well selects' , " ',sort
snails of furehru and doinesti. Ilsrilware, all uew.anii jai ba
sold ou ax wiod /onus as any other Itunso in this City U
4111 &illy,. keep un halal a gaaallnl moon . want if
HARDWARE, ChTl.F.la. TERS' TOOLS., Ett.,
T.. a hick. rettp,HulD Insitta the auk-hut. of purchase:a
thIL26 SAAILIEL FA KeTOCK
-11 A
JAE. Cal-INP
JAMES COLLINS AL CO.,
Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
YROPRIMOIS OF TOE
Plit•burgh, Meadville & Erie
CANAL LINES.
Not. 114 AND 115 WATV.II STRCHT, PITTSBURGH, PA
RHODES, HAGEN & CO.,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
::1,1 SYt A:11t/IIK ST., CINCINNATI, 11,
PITTSBURGH STEEL WORKS.
ISAAC JONES,
spHING, PI oW AND A. B. STEEL
ti PHI NOS AND AXLES.
Corner Roes and First Streets,
jy2s PITTSBURGH, PA
132111 M
D. B. ROC CR S & C O
STEEL CULTIVATOR TEETH,
CORNER F.OBB AND FIRST STIIERTs,
FLOUR. CI RAIN.
BACON, LARD, LARD OIL,
A *LI PR 001! t! E A' A" R 4 L
nle. 4.Ahl,
Eptin \ WENT 1t 1) CON 1 , EY VCR,
Corner of Seventh and Smitnneld strertz,
PITTBIIL'Ita 11.
holsougorn brought from :h. c. 1,1 country to 1911.
burgh, mid toutio,. 0•11111tril to Enrol. I uor27
SMITH, MAIR & HUNTER
11 0 E SALE GRO C F', R;,
Itt Second NO 1.51 Front st„
Pittsburgh, Pa.
wILLIAMs & ALLEN,
MANUFACTURERS OF
CHILSON FURNACES,
Wrought Iron Tubing,
AND FITTING RNERA 1,1;
For Warming and Ventilating Buildings.
O Ar A. will r,litraet for %Vitriol/1w and Ventilating
by : 4 1.m or not 'llnbztr, Pipve or Ftirt.no,,Churl
:4,2110,4 llospitithi, Fact. Gro,tl II k Dwellitio,
Coml. flousett, Jolla, or lik.;c:w No MAILICET OrKKET,
l'itunourirh. aplti
JlllO. b . F ooNs, Into Humphreys. Il..tthmuk
D. W. lICRIITINE Lato k,l
KOONS & IfEKSTINC9
FLOUR. FACTIR,S,
Gener3l Produce Commission Dies chants,
47 ,V.rth 11'harly, rtd ug S , r,!l+ 111,11-rn!rref
7..14,0 Hare Strret,
Brtgaley.l9naiNvitrki Co. Phil.; Bryan, I{..uedy & Pittslt.
Marren. Mattis & U.. 14 Wilmarth & Cu.
MEM
- . •
Wood At (01,,, -
.. 111,41 & Liggutt, •'
Shtcr I tic, & Co. •, J. & W. Hen, .
Caleb(' To & Co. " thigaley,Cuagrart & en. ~
'rruitt, itruther & Co. " Watt & Wilsati, •
J. D. I.oftmer A Co. Citiclunati Fosdick & Poulds, oinuirmatt
A. A. Pallock a co.:: j /4 . os s. mv eb lete we ttuk tb.a .
Go.
o ‘ ,
Teed & atploy,
And Pittsburgh Jul , ' Philttde.Vbia Merchants generally.
intjuispain ..
RIGHT'S PILLS-5 gross ttet ieeeiveTi
and far Mle by ()Y2l) W.E.IM7CI SRO&
; .
V °, °
/1:e •
46. t:;.
lIIZEMZ!
STORE,
No. 3$ FIFTH STREET,
OLD ECLIPSE
IMPORTER & DEALER IN
MERCHANTS,
('AST ST EEL
)IkNI'V icruitit, or
ItOciEß:l' I Niel:, 01 En 1%1 rENT
130=
ALEX. HUNTER,
EIMEIIIE
No. '4OO Lt berry street,
prrnqiurcii
JAMES HLAKELT,
W. W MATH
JOS. li. HUNTER
MT LA DE PE IA
=MI
• n om} „ -• ,
.;;:r 4 •ol.4WritW • - Cktinlito - e-T•P'
!I,I A pr gentle - 1
indd remain ~#ndar -the ininit'SWitAtutgreealilei
breathhkil:Tifidnii the ' 3
-halm a ISovirak
it',:tliintifidoe witted render;
it sweet leaie the,teeth whitans'alabaster
Many personas do nokkno*thelijireath is bad,
and the subjeot . is aor.'delloate_ticti*,,frie n d a will
never mention it. Pour a einglei.s.drOp of the'
Balm " on your tooth-brush and wadi the tooth '
night and morning. A fifty cent bottle will last
year.
A BEAIIPIFUL COMPLEXION may easily be ac
quired by using the " Balm of a notniand Flow
era." It will remove tan pimples and freckles
from the skin, leaving it of a soft and roseate hue.
Wet a towel, pour on two or three drops, and
wash the face night and morning.' •
SHAVING MADE EASY.—Wet your shaving
brush in either ._warm or cold water,- penr'en
two or three drops of " Balm of a .Thousand
FlOwers," rub the beard well and it Will make a
beautiful lather much facilitating the operation
of shaving. Price only fifty cents. For.sale by
Fetridge & Co., proprieters; and' B. A. Pattie
stock & Co. Fleming Bros., B. E. Sellers Si
Dr. G. H. Keyser and H. Miner & Co., Milan:ugh
and Beckham & McKennan, Allegheny city.'
Air• Have You a Rupture of the Bowels)
—I would most respectfully invite the attention of these of
with hernia or rupture of the bowels to my splendid
loam tment of Trusses of nations patterns, and to salt every
age, applied and satisfaction guarantied in every case, at my
°thee, No. 140 Wood streot, Pittsburgh, Pa, sign of the
Gulden Mortar. Among the Trusses sold by tee will be
found
Marsh's Radical Cure Truss;
French Tr 11.7463, very /Vat Vring
Gum Elastic Trta.B ;
Childreas' Trams, single and double;
Umbilical 2'm...us, chilcircns' and adults;
Elurit's Rtiptic Spring Truss;
Dr. S S Fitch's Supporter Truss;
The pike of Truems vary from $2 to $3O. Hernial
or Ruptured patients can be suited by remitting moneydind
sending the minimise around the hips, dating whether the
rupture is on the right of lefroide. I also eell and adapt
Dr. Barming't Lace or Body Bract, for the cure of Prolap-
Huh Uteri, 11'60k - item of the Chest or Abdomen, Piles amnia
Diarthcea, and any wonkneeiidepending on a weak and
(mod ainditiou of the abdominal mtuscloa.
Dr. Fader Abdominal Supporter;
English Elastic Abtlotni.nal Belts
:Silk Elastic Ells!,
And nearly every kind of Supporter nom In use. I otiose!
S ouldr D , Cletf of every style, for weakchesded anditoofr
shouldered persons.
Etash'e nips, far broken and varkoee vetne.
Sueivittory Broidagely of all kinds.
Syrengrt men' variety and pattern, and in fact every
kind of mechanical appliance need in the cure of disease.
DR. KEYSER would taste to persons ttrivant of Braces or
'rrtmose that he cau often send to cult the patient by writing,
but it L• always Letter to see the patient and apply.the Truss
r Brace pereonally. addreas
BR. BEO. 11. KEYSER, 140 Wood et,
Sign of the Golden Mortar.
Juln.dtwly
THE ALLIANCE INSURANCE CO.
OF PHILADELPHIA
mrOBPORITI.D ST 77/S LIOLSIXITBE OP PENNETrowne., leat !
CHARTER P KRPETIIAL— CAPITAL $&10,000.
Otet e No 59 Welent St., Philadelptilit.
PRIVILEGED FOR FIRE AND !URINE INSURANCE.
eTATEMEN.
Authorized Capital.— .......
Amount of Capital paid up
Surplus
Total Assete liable for lowa
CONSISTISG OF
Bonds end Mortgages on unincumbered Real
Fatale, and Stocks of par valise $182,600 00
Bads and Stock Notes, bearing Six per cent.,
interest 28,196 00
Cub on band and In the hands of Agents.._.„.. - 26,744 18
Bills Receivable 14,398 00
P. M. Moriarty, rag.,
Israel Lakina,
Wm. Smith, Ray.,
(too. W. C.,liaday,
Wm. J. P. Wtiito,
J 9. Helfrich, Eisq ,
James Sill, Esq.,
Beni B. Myrick, Esq.,
J. H. McColley, Fag,
P. Wyckoff, Esq.,
Wm. H. Gray, Ka
Benj. IL Annan, Enq.
P. M. MORIARTY, Pried ant. •
J. Moans TRONPSON, Seey.
Thin is to certify, that I have critically, and by a p8,101:01.1
exasuinativu of the hooks, capital, assets and sacnribies of
the Alliance Insurance Company, of Philadelphia,
gated the standing and responsibility of said Institution,
and I do dud, and am entirely clear in my convictions, that
mid Company has a good unimpaired Cajdtal in Mortgagee
unie.ictuntmred Real Estate, worth doable the amount
for which•the same is mortgaged. My investigation have
been rlgocoee and aearchlog, and are, Tibbs-h.:reliable.
.BEHJAMIN . ATIspN.
I take pleasure in saying that Tliaya4feen acquainted
with Benjamin li. Austin for several yealiAtird have entire
confidence In his integrity, capacity and ability, and would
place fail reliance upon his statement. or legal vital- mt .
Ali LLARD FILLMG
• REFERENCES.
Wm H. Blair, firm of Blair B. B. AfitrielaGo. Phila.
A Mater, Phila. Geo. JenkinikZie "
Wm. Rowers, •• Elon. Harrj Ealdwin, Syra-
Hon. Joe. Haman, N. Y. case, N. Y.
11. H. anthem, N. T Benj. H. Annan, Raffish.:
lids Company effects FIRE INSURANCE en buildqg
;'goods and furniture; MARINE issumarea. ....MA. , ,
`clizimAttei freight; INLAND INSURANCE Cm
ham canals or railroads, on as accommodating
'MOM.. any other responsible office._
LUKE VOJTA Agent.
80 Water etteet, Pitfall;
CITIZENS' INSURANCE COMPAIiV
OF PITTSBURGU.
WILLIAX BACIALEY, Presidemt.
SAMUEL L. MARATIFIL, Secretary.
OFFICE: 04 Water street, between Af.trixt and Mod it:reels.
Insures HULL AND OdEZIO =pis, on the Ohio
and Mississippi Mews and tributaries.
Insures against Loa or Damage by IiTELE:
Also, against the Perils of the Bea and Wand Navigation
and Transportation.
DIRSCTORB
William Bagaley, Capt. Mark Sterling-,
James M. Cooper, Samuel M. Hier,
Samuel Rea, William Bingham,
Robert Dunlap, Jr., John S. Dilworth,
Isaac M. Pennock, Francis Sellars,
S. Harbaugh, 3. Schoonmaker,
Walter Biyant, William B. Hays.
John Shipton. Ldbc-T1
COMMONWEALTH INSURANCE CO.
HARRISBURG, rENNA.
Chartered Capita!, - - - 10300,000.
es_ Insures Buildings and other Property against Lobe or
Nonage by Fire; also, sgainst Perils of the Sea, Inland
Narig•tlon and Tntturporiation.
omo/to—SIMON CAMERON . , Prealdent.
RENT. PARKE, Vice Preaident
S d. CARRIER, Seer etary.
A. A. CARRIER, Agent, Fourth and Smithfield. 0623:6m
DELAWARE MUTUAL
SAFETY INSURANCE COMPANY
- -
OFFICE, S. E. CORNER THIRD AND WALNUT STA,
sir- MARINE INSURANCES on Vessels, Cargo Yralght,
4, all parts of the 'world.
INLAND INSURANCES ON GOODS, by Rivers, Gana!a,
Lake, nail lAurbearriagaa, to all parte of the Union.
FIRE INEUR ANCR ON' MERCILANDIVE glinarally. Co
Dwelling Italie. ; Ac.
Awls ce Me Cbmpany November flat, :1996.
BOTIfiFt. Mortgage's and Real Retain
.$101,020 94
Philadelphia Oily, and other Lamm 86,210 Ob
5t...9 in Books, Railroad and 'insurance ....%,060 10
Ildle receivable.. 186,440 07
Cash on hand 26,820 09
bel'uoe to hands of Agents Premiums on Mer
rine Policia!' recently lank and othrs tiable
due the Company
Subscription Nate,.
DIRECTORS. •
James 0. Hand,
Theophilus Paulding,
James Tram:Lair,
William Eyre, Jr.,
Joshua L. Mrs,
Jamtz Teunent,
Samuel E. Stokes,
Henry $
loan
James 11...t ar arlatol,
Ntlea ,
Ruben Ettudan,
John EL Semple, Pittsburgh.
D. T. Horgan,
Logan, a
WM. MARTIN. Preaktant
lent
William Martin, •
Joseph rt. Seal,
Edmund A. Sduder,
John C. Doris,
.I,lhn it. Penrose,
George O. Leiper,
Edward Darlington,
Dr. IL M. Huston,
C. Ludwig,
Hugh Craig,
Spencer Mc leakt,
Charles Kelley,
H. Jcnea Brooke, •
.1 O. Johnson,
Tnos. C. Hum, Vim Preald
lima LTLBUItif, Sezretary.
P. £ Agent,
atatket, Pituburgb
MARINE INSURANCE.
FIRE RISKS.
MANUFACTURERS' INSURANCE. CORI
Qv rIVILADELPHIA.
misers' PV/PrITIAL—GRANTZD It I= WATS 01 r i zmnirm'amr4.
Chartered Capital, 11/100,000.
PIR P, MARINE AND L'I74.IVD TRANSPORTATION.
AARON S. LIPPINCOTT, President.
ORRIN ROGERS, Seeretarx.
GEORGE YQUNO, ' Promoter.
laatteroas.
41 , 11 S LippLoCott, William B. Thomas,
Mahlon Gillingham, William Neal,
Ni.lmlas G. Taylor, Alfred Weeks,
orrin Rogers, Charles J. Fields,
Jobe P. Simons, James P. Smyth,
oirThin Company hae been organized whin a idast, Capi.
aniidthe Directors have deteriuMed to adapt the business
to Its aysliab 6 VUseurces. 9.‘0 observe prudence in conduct
ing lie stairs, with a prompt adjustment Imam.
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Pittsburgh Ottlce, No. 76 Water street.
J. NEWTON JONES, Amt.
SEVERENC4/1
The following well 4,,pliirn aa3 responsible firma in Pitts
burgh have aachorizigi niference to them, with regard to the
unbking and soundness of the Manufacturers' Insurance
Company.
Kramer k Rehm, Wilson, Childs &
Quorge I'. Smith & Co., Hampton & Campbell,
.lonee, Tiernan & Co., H. Childs & Co.
nor?
PENN.s.WLVAIIILI ITITSIIRANCE..C.4.
F pITTSBURGII. •
Cornet- o Fourth and 1941thd i eltd Straatio,
A UTTIortIZH? CAKTAL, 4300i000.-
Insure Ihtildiuga And other Pnwty agt ax ‘c r
n by Ftre, and the Penn of the SU ,
gation and Tranep nation.
pralyrtoXta.
R.Wm. V. kmly P4tteutozy Jacob Painter,,
W. Wellutock, Jea.l 4 .Tautteci ,
W 3 nit i W. B. Raven, D. R. Park;. F.
I. Grier avow, wade IlagiPtan.
A. J. Jones, J H. Joins. XL
OFRIONTIS.
President..
Wee Prenaaail...-..RODY PAM:MON.
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street, _
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TERRA COTTA OR STOVEw: 3-
WATER
From two to. ei oh calibre ,v :{r
PRlVElahroml4 to 8Q Oente z ~er Foot 4
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P E ARL- - S T.A - wca -
For Sale WiWiiiitt' 11/"*ll4,#Z'.
Friep.ibF • -
HENRY H: COLLIN
FORWARDING
C m se cciic,
Alm * ousaiiis.nLtra 01
onEESEs -811/42 / 11 ; EEDS,
AND PRODUCE
No, 25 Wocip. STREET, r/110114rlic:Itock
FVICER#L,NOPIVE.-
Tito Maids ofJOati-Alap (Rho a 44 •-!k iderl o l4. till
6th Inn.jare *floated to atte__ na 4s __, - t ite:41 " 11 . Itlignt -ft9-1)1 ,
madame, ern4low 4W" 7,7"---rj.;•_lre.:'Z.4:
"3 ' ) "ZERN43° A atB ,°* ol, . ,
N:FtW MWERTINEMEATC:
munge--There witrAwssibA tront a u ,
Elnair
the numpAND --V4
GLEE- OLUB on TEUS__OFRIDATOffm
lath, at 136 o'clock, as wilklllNEl
The
in AllB.,Dlnflitanif:eitlEnceittlre
arms we gleethig., 611114.1-.K".3ntti*Pit
THE , FILLIIOIOS AND- po • la , 'midi!.
tr,y meet at ABILMIOAff HALL, - isiMer 0041a4md
thtlekt street:64m sATUlrptirMarue.,
dock. fatd6l ldoltkarMoient.:-
ALUABLE COAL LAN isS;4 - 7, : :
buret, at PatVATE - SALE.—TW4 .4. „ ":WOriaii_
private sale, 26 ACRES OY EXO . t 24:4
mate in Lower'Es. Cbstr tommildit,4l b.M.c ' '
Swat - three =llea from fittaburglk s
usuban,..David -4Bogga, and otberti:- . !i,_ . sr
ood state of noltisattonOtvidedinHicoXdf -*UR
n extensive min of COAL roan
ravemenia`coissi of a ''
thec out , buildinga,; .. .g. port . n'ff;r , • . •
nnnini,or
;rdfy-2:7crir
ittgratw(C l4Bl6 :3ol7));',
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"VitrETIVS .OARRIA-OWitgfrfq;
•prmanitett;'4llD:..-"'"'
I..e.WrusrellOlVlGLE; at :the Tir n
blmonk ;," •
and adjoining the Pair- OureetekiOlit"sO -
ceiling from the East and-beat , -.
assortment of new and
CARRIAGES; BIXIEWBITLELEIVIIk;
Which he wall sell at thawn4loereetEmOletn:l
for the money. RerliOntljts , , gAte4: 4 :
gurchiseanything in the '3"-line ; :taither rdzigaido
or retail, will acid it to their adrantagesti-i440414,1,
hie etc& before going elsewhere. ,
The Excelsior Otonibunee
tan minute.. janl9-enr91.1.:4!';-.;',.'ffi-Innitit-'
F EMALE PEACHIER mica , will b e r e ce i vedby the, natiftliiiii,j4l/1':
muLMSDAT, the, 21st hurt; for et,7/ESSAIXTEAC ,r13441.i
the PiTTBEEBOI/;a191/E:BetrOW'le"--111I:ther,Themocy".
caused by this tattatiatiatt,4.lthot ktaitlanC`atita.katairY'
P ertul t 9= s, 4s l so ;=; ,- "Thr. , Watnatiost oraliplPtiitits 'stun be
equal.talhotaqtuatfloalctiatiatila'alltabclium High School.
An IMiBITELTION , wiII birkeldin the Sigh School %Bid
ing on;TIIVBSDAY;:thW 2latiost„ at 9 o'clock; A:IE., to be
conducted Illtth 4 OEttlfeelMTWoF 4be Diet Salmi;
anna
kddrcea-:. It. E. hicGOIVIE;
w ertav't bintral Board Cf.Edeicatlon.
.$210,696 00
. 40,140 LS
...... $2 0,836 18
$250 838 18
TO LETL - OR FOR SALF--T4e Leave and
Fixtmeawf Oa' . _ . .
STOILIirAND DWELLING H0LM, , .. , .. , ; 1,,. ...„-
Os Finnotat'iirairsi;4l-
Near the Poet <Step, Allegheny City, imitable' fravialfrifi:
Goode, Shoe, Rat or Clothing Store.
iliii ,
,: sr s T,-9 . 7 ; .:,../.
- The °alum are all new. - , _
Immediate .poinenion can ,:be given. Inquire •.-iiie.* •
prendes, of [anl6.aw—chDl • JeatEs oowraNcb - ,.. i:
BOOBS! BOOKS!' BOOKS -. !-life'of qiunes -
Buchman ; by R. CI Iforton.i. ' • .
Life of John O. Fremont; byjohn Bigelow,
The White Chief; by Copt. Mayne Raid,
The Hunter's ream, '• , o
The States and Terribiries of the.Olial Wear. ~ ....,h. ...
Coirrtahlp and Blarriage; by fare. Caroline Lee Heidi rir ...
Ernest Unwood; 41 d• 44 . .
Linda, or the Young Pilot; "' 4 it. .. -- . .
Saratoga—a Tale of UST. - - -..
Paul Ferrold; -*Tale bY the author of wiX Poesuil, 3 4.* 4 . ;
The Daisy Chain, or Aspic:Woos. In 2 vole,-..r A0 ,, ,
~_ ,
Pamphlet edition of Life of Fremont. '., ' -'''
For sale by - W. A. OILDSINFr i m ii, - ,06,4 , :-..'.' - ',.
Fifth tit.•;;Oppogifillu k Theatre
' couNnix -- ;IT — E - a t
, o*i.osfig,'2lstviast--, at 734 o'el -OditnWiT• '
' ge,- Mir th ei.:",,,,.4 will be sol d earrialreadiara.:..-.
_....arimal.4-Ind piece of ground ; toe: Pionol(OrtilatiP4'
t ur,
frOhting_iner„ihe Allegheny river and itilidlfcgii,oo-;:r ..,.,
8011.,.rea1, adjoining lands of Atm Idc.lXticeAut,
~op. _ '.- W'
/ I ttight. being part'of the Greer learn. The taKroz
ing about twenty acres, le a moat desirable Ate to 4aripet - ,
home, embracing One acertery,..audaielnivier -
.inrppeciotirbp4.. ,
bottom toil. For further info:villainy', apply lit 1604d.W. oat - -.'
itoomi. . ..Y. , II.:.1)1418, , t. f. , '
Attila
ANEW STEAM ENGINEVR EAU, 'of
six inch cylinder and twogia"..inch.:atrakal
cylinder ; fly wheel, itc., all completeslttaken up hut •
room, Min drat - rate order, and will be mad at *bargain.
anls
8. OUTLIBBRT t'13024 -
81 Tdarketiltieit.:
AIT.ALUBLE , FARM of 20aAares, situate
at ten miles from the city; - 160 acies.cleariatand-un,
der good fence; 80 ar.res of good meadow lind;
Rome of al; rooms; new Frame Barn, TO by 80 , feeti an
Orchard, &c.,, & c. For a fell description, pricet ittortimma
call at the Real Itstate OttlM of
anls 8. OTTEIBRELTA gos, 61 litesketst.
ASMALL Sl43.iitth 'Art64
~.
near Wood, with counter, ahebriug and ps anuses
complete, for rent to first of April nest; also, a - Dwelling .I
Rouse and/Rote Room on Third street.
an.ls ' ; 8. CBTEIBBBT & BON, Si lifarketst-r• '
ANEW COOPER I—Just plibliFi • $lO, SAlf-‘. ;
ATOCIA ; a tale of 1787. A Romance of :AdearsiSM„:
Border Life. One Volume,l4mo., Muslin; pirice'llX,' 44
American Novelists tiara';of . late confined. tlunnsalwils '
mainly to sketches of social and doinestio life. They have .-
aimed to produce miniature's and cabinet pieces ratherCiliail , '
historical pietures. The author of '. Saratoga" liasnlAseiti/c,7
large canww, and has wrought vri 11 a bolder hand.byplo4.,.-
dog the wane of his story on what was then thriven* on - j,
civilization, and portraying characters. trained in all , theixt..; ; ,.
senates of border life, he has constructed a narrative full
startling incident and thrilling adventure without ol d
• ,
the probabilities ofidatory. The bold, cautious w
Sandy Brigham, the watchful taciturn India* CatM=l''
the wily, revengeful half-breed Joe, will. compare firwirrablz- 7.
with the beet delineations - in the u lsatheristocking .Talerei_ ~ :-.'
of the great American novelist. Since Cooper . pot !MIN kla , •
earlier and better nevelt no Ametican author a Written a
work of this clam
on the borders powered/1g merits equal to this tale cliffs -:,.. ..
The title alias book gives is to know at once the =tuns --. of Recourse's. It abounds in Incidents of an excitlngg
charades.
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An. entirely new Pro
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The War Path:
Nate Of the Lurudio.. g t?'
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Franklin Square, Nsw.-TOrIC"-
Pot , age by all Bookie-tiers through the oonntry,
pointy paid, on receipt ofprico: '
MBbntb
N; sate '2 Pittsburgh by If. Minor rh
& Co., J. B. buffer, and B. T. O. Morgan.
S.TEAMI3OAT
COPFIN basilic purchased Oint.-lohn
her endow Yard, No. eg Water ettela. Is ROW. A r ., l lP
aw arB 4,..* m. t sy .4,434
ibtrlgah steamers or ethers any description , Of
trot-.
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1191OLL BE EXCHANEIRD-4709 a46§lfireA'f.:!6.l
- land adjoining thefearn of Roalteetai, Coun ty slDat
of
ads Fulton county, Inchana, at the crolong lxttnt of ro front Porn tat Wm; rad Tll
PQI roni Fort. Myna. to Ye4":-;••-•
'l'ho.lown la thayrrrring rantitlY th e
'grid could now be sold In town lora. Tice ridue,ide,f,!Tl.),
erty will now be
for- goods at a bargain. • • Z
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eat* JOHN -MOOREIR&D"..
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aul4 kNYMER a ANDERSON; No. S 9 *kudit:,
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eats JILL ring Just received and (cir eninby
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