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FRIDAY
ORNING
FOR PRESIDENT,
JAMES BUCHANAN,
OF PENNSIA. VA 1% lA.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
JOHN C. BRECKINRIDGE,
OF K ENTUCK Y
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET
onffel. 00=188101MIL:
pTyOROE SCOTT, or Ccriumans Co.
JACOB FRY, Jr., lIONTOOMIRY Co.
PURVEYOR MISTRAL:
JOBB BOWS, OF FRANKLIN CO.
Extracts from Bneltanan , s Spe_sh on the
Independent Treasury Bill.
"THAT COUNTRY 19 MOST PROSPEROUS WHERE LA•
808 COMMANDS TUE GREATEST REWARD.
"FROM MY SOUL I RESPECT TUE LABORING MAN.
LABOR IS THE FOUNDATION OF THE WEALTH OF
EVERY COUNTRY, AND THE FREE LABORERS OF THE
NORTH DESERVE RESPECT FOR THEIR PROBITY AND
INTELLIGENCE. HEAVEN FORBID THAT I SHOULD
DO THEM WRONG I"
IT WAS PROVIDENTIAL
Henry Ward Beecher says in the New York
Independent, of which be is one of the editors,
that the nomination of Fremont is providential.
For once we agree with rifle Beecher. We be
lieve that the hand of Providence may he seen in
all human events; - and in none more distinctly
than in those great events that have resulted in
making this the greatest and freest and most
prosperous nation ou the globe. God has not
so dealt by any other people."
The mission of the American republic; though
well begun, is not yet half accomplished ; and
its destruction now will not be permitted. Could
the party that has nominated Fremont succeed in
electing him, disunion would speedily follow, and
with it a train of evils and disasters more fatal
than ever afflicted any other nation. But happily,
Proridentially, a man is put iu nomination by
the disunion conspirators whom the people wilt
refuse to support
Ist. Because he is not honest. They will not
elevate to the highest office in the nation a man
who, in a much lower office, speculated with the
people's money—run the government in debt fur
his own private emolument ; acid got rich by the
_.- - fraUdttlent, use of a military commission that he
had, 11011 try influence, and not by merit. They
will not elevate to so high an office a man who,
as a Lieutenant Colonel, was arraigned before a
fair and competent tribunal for mutiny and diEo
bedienoe of orders, found guilty, and dismissed
from the service.
2d. The people will not support him, because
he has no capacity to fill the high office for which
his deluded friends have nominated him. Twen
ty-one days only of experience as a legislator
has he bad. And in that lime instead of reply
ing by argument to charges made against him,
he assails with blows, like a ruffian, a gray
haired Senator, much less in size than himself.
Not one act of his brief legislative career ex
hibits any capacity except for waylaying and
striking men of smaller stature. But one bill
does he originate, and that was designed to cot
out of their claims and chances of prosperity the
great mass of the laborers of the State that for
snob brief time entrusted him with office. No
act of his life exhibits anything more than the
ordinary capacity ot'any captain in the army.
3d. The people will not support him bey ruse
,he is not attaelied to The Constitution and the
Onion : Born. and inisidlin the South, and (da
unted-by the chttritY i 6 ladies, he yet betrays
it, and seeks the nomitiation of a party that re
vilea'and'slanders the Sontik hat labors to dis
solve the Union and destray the Constitnti,
and light up the flames of civil way. one of his
warmest supporters in the nominating Com en
lion was Joshua It. Giddings, who some years
ago was expelled from Congress for uttering the
following treasonable and villainous words
"1 look forward to the day when there .ball
"be a servile insurrection in the South ; when the
"black man, armed with British bayonets, and
"led on by British orlicers, shall atssert his free
"dom, and wage a war of extermination against
"his master : when the torch of the Ineenchary
"shall light up the tou-na and cities of the South,
"though I may not moakdit their calamity, nor
"laugh when their fear cometh, yet I mill /4"; it
"as the dawn of a political mdcnnium."
Such is the man and such is the party that
selects Fremont as its disunion candidate.
..•• Is
he honest? Is he capable Is he attached to
the Constitution t" Neither: And time people
will find it out soon enough to repudiate bin,
What thee, it may he asked is there that io
Providential in his nomination ? It is that the
party that contemplates a great crime against
human liberty, and the ruin of a great nation,
has been judicially blinded in the selection of a
candidate. They have in their madness selected
one whose public acts and career have been PO
reckless and reprehensible that, when in tdc
known to the people, they will bring down em
phatic condemnation of his wild presnmptton.
"Whom God designs to destroy he first makes
mad." And surely no greater evidence of insani
ty is needed than the nomination for the Presi
dency of the dishonest cattle dealer; the diso
bedient and discarded soldier ; the brawling Si na
tor ; the enemy of the laborer; and the cm
ecienceless land monopolist. To destroy so dan
gerous a party as the disunionist just such an
insane nomination was needed, and Providence
has ordained it.
Iti6e Beecher is right ; the nomination of Fre
mont is Providential.
WILLIAM A. STuKES, Esq.—Our readers, and
especially those who have heard the unanswera
ble and most eloquent address of this gentleman
on Wednesday night, will be glad to know that
he has accepted au invitation to speak at the
Convention on the lUth September. While the
Democrats applauded the noble efforts of Mr.
Stokes in behalf of the principles of their patty,
the Republicans and Americans, many of whom
were at the meeting in Wilkins Hall, express
their approval of the candor, clearneis, and un
flinching fairness with which this distinguished
gentleman discussed the questions at issue in the
present contest.
AN AWFUL MENACE.—The Gazette thus grain
matioally menaces any poor Black Republican
Congressman who may, from a returning sense
of duty to his country, desert the revolutionary
movement in Congress, and vote for the Army
Appropriation bill :
"The eye. of the country is upon them, and woe
to the Northern &presentative. who jails in this
critical moment."
"Eyes right," Deacon ! " Eyes right !" Take
care of your grammar !
Cot. Huon BRADY.—We had the pleasure of
meeting in our city, yesterday, Col. Brady of
Brookville, Jefferson oounty. He is an eminent
lawyer and one of the first citizens of that
county. He has been a Whig for many years,
but is now earnestly at work for Buohanan and
Breckinridge. He will do good service in the
cause in his own district and elsewhere. He
will take the stump and work hard till the elec
tion.
THE WHELP.—The editor of the Gazette thinks
'our calling Fremont a beef-breeding swindler a
personal insult to every supporter of Fremont.
What, then, about the term " ten cent Jimmy,"
which stands at the head of the Gazette, after the
N. Y. Tribune, and every decent man in the
country denounces it as a lie?
"Thoughts for true Patriots," shouldibe read
by all who would understand thetrutk. Oar
correspondent is an excellent writer.
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Obilit tai %/MI ID . AL ki.#1014 1 i9.10.
D Gazzatu ts the Reo3 . licaoa• K. N.
canAidate.ls the Senate. T e Doottkhas been a
ca4triate forklont m ; tend to
eleii a li#ltmalat titilthe:*.e . mViwe must be per
mitted tOey why*iXl4:kakaiNill not do
for that A - 6'C' And 'the iiagesfirlyVetate one
very serious objection to him .i.s....t&jublif , h the
following, which was got up in handbill form by
a member of his own k,arty and circulated pretty
extensively about the city only .a few days be
fore the convention met :
" THE POLLOWINO FACTS CAN BE PROVED BY THE
RECORDS OF PUBLIC 'OFFICES IN THE CITY AND
Ist. By the official return of the Comtni.+-
sionere appointed to tale the stock in the Pitta
burgh and Stehbeuville Railroad Company, that
Edward D. Gazzam subscribed one hundred and
twenty shares of said stock, viz: $6,000.
" 2d. That the charter was issued to him, as the
second name among the corporntom, as a uhseri -
ber for one hundred and twenty shares, viz :
$6,000.
"3d. That the city of Pittsburgh agreed to
subscribe $2,500,01)0 ou condition that the same
amount should be subscribed by responsible in
dividuals
" 4th. That Wm. A. Hill, Treasurer, Charles
Naylor, Secretary, and Robert Woods, President,
returned and certified Edward D. Gazzam as a
subscriber for 120 shares of said stock as a re
sponsible individual, viz: for $6,000, as a part
of said $2,500,000, and on the credit of his name
said city subscription was obtained.
4 , sth That Wm. A. Hill has paid $5,000, and
many respectable merchants, Sc., have paid each
$l,OOO on the same book, with Mr Olizzam be
low his name, in his own hand writing.
6th. That Edward D. Gazzam has been sued
for said stock and penalty, now $8,460, (never
having paid one dollar,) although the .city and
county have paid $1,050,000, in bonds, now
drawing interest from the Treasury ; and is re
pudiating his subscription.
"Edward D. Gamin now seeks to he Senator of
Allegheny county, with power to legislate over
the remedy for collecting said subscription, or to
move the place of trial ant of this county, where
it cannot be well followed.
"Will the Republicans of this county sele , t
any one to represent them, to protect him: !f
from responsibility. ALLEGHENY "
New, if that is what a member of his own
party can say of him, hig election ought to lui
cuniiidered rather doubtful. More anon.
WE are pleased to find in the Philadelphia
Ledger, of the 19th inst., the following commit
nication from James Gowen, Est , President of
the Pennsylvania State Agricultural Society, who
from a similarity of names, had, it appear.,
given rise to a suspicion that he was acting as
Secretary toa Committee of Arrangements for
the United States Exhibition at Philadelphia.
Mr. Gowan is not the man to serve two masters
Few men of the present day has done more to
promote the true interests of agriculture in Pr an
sylvania than the Mount Airy Farmer
Hero is the communication :
Messrs. Edstors.—Permit me n word in reg,rd
to a paragraph in this day's Ledger, a6ir6 K.
to show that preparations for the Cuited zits , e.
Exhibition, so called, are in progress at Nee;
ton, under committees, and the Secretary, %I r
J. Gowan." Now, this name answers for in,o,
with the exception of a single letter. and bai.i.g
on several occasions and in several instance,. or
late, been addressed by individuals who supp, i
me to he managing to give eclat to the Unii..l
States Exhibition, I deem it proper to state
publicly to my friends in Pennsylvania ou .tili
vidual account, as well as on account of uit
position as President of the Pennsylvania
Agricultural Society, that I neither lake par I
nor sympathise with any efforts promotive of !he
show to come off in the name of agriculture, ar
Powelton.
It is preeurnable that the mune in the
graph alluded to •hnuld have been .1 Me(loti n.
as I believe Mr. John Mel/mean in the aciiiig
secretary of the committee. In referring to Mr
Motlowan I beg to he understood a 5 telt , meet .n
ing Ilia course In the premixes.
Respectfully,
August 11th, 18 t(
Our Beacon Firem are Blazing Bright I).
The glorious work goes bravely on, Nerri in
all our past political experience, have ice ever
greater change in public opinion than
has recently taken place in almost every , ec
Lion of the country, in relation to our paw vi
prospects. Everywhere they are brightels.,w
Everywhere our noble champions are bucks
on their armor. Everywhere the Inns , . of
people are being aroused to a Nen .4. of the ap
palling dangers that are threatening u. a a
nati , n, and are resolutely taking measures t.. re
buke treason and fanaticism in thunder ton, of
popular indignation.
The Easton Daily Express, of Tuesday, •eys
that a vote for the Presidency was taken an
excurskn train on the Lehigh Valley Haiti l
to the great meeting at Easton, which re•alti .1 n.
follow 9:
Buchanan
Fillmore .
Let our Black Republican opponents tau'. f
votes upon steamboats and railroad- after td-.
The bone and sinew of the country are not t.. be
met every day in the care When they du travel
their votes tell, as they will at the ballot bos to
October and November.
Independence Square, hallowed in the pat, ,oih•
hearts of millions of American freemen, ii%s
been providentially saved from the pollnti n
threatened. The elements frowned upon the
treasonable faction that would trample upon f' et.-
dorn and the Constitution in the hacred name of
liberty, and Black Republicanism was forced to
take refuge from the storm in National Ilall ' A
striking inconsistency to he sure, that a isolona/
party should convene in a NATONA L room, I.il I
not more so than the whole course of these politi
cal fainatics,whome history has been one eon t limed
chapter of folly and absurdity. Pra nsyra n tan .
MADAME REATEL, the notorious abortionist of
Near Yurk, is again under arrest for practising
her unlawful business. She is taken into custo
dy half a dozen times a year, but apparently
only for the purpose of furnishing a '• horrit,l,
paragraph for some newspaper, as each time the
prosecution is dropped.
JOSHUA R. GIDDINGS has been re-nominated
by acclamation, by the Black Republicans of his
district, notwithstanding he published a letter
expressing a wish to retire. Giddings' friends
in benighted Ashtabula are anxious for the elav
lion of Fremont they both work in the same
harness.
A communication in relation to "Political
Preaching" has been on hand for a day or two,
and will appear to-morrow.
IP the Chronicle means any one connected
with the Poet, in its dialogue, it tells an unmiti
gated falsehood.
APPLYING TRH KULE.—A few days ago an
Irishman was asked by a Beecher revolving-rifle
bible-disciple, if he was going to vote fcr Fre
mont, when honest Pat made the following re
ply
" I am not in the oountry long enough to vote
or Fremont"
" Why not, how long are you in the country r
inquired our friend of the black mixed politioal
creed.
" Five years," replied Pat.
" Well, that is long enough if you have your
papers," E aid Sam.
I know," said Pat, " that is long enough for
a Buchanan voter, but you know it takes twenty
one years to make a Fremont voter, and be jabers
I'll etay the time ont before I vote for him."
DEATH OF MILTON ROBERTS.—MiItOII Roberts,
Prothonotary of Cambria Co., died at his resi
dence in Ebensburg, on Wednesday, the 13th
inst., in the 34th rear of his age. Mr. Roberts
was one of the daring spirits who marched from
this county To serve his country in the late war
with Mexico. He has been in bad health ever
since his - return home, and has now gone, we
hope; to jobitincompanionsan-fprine r ina happier
world, where war and strife eritprot•nown.—
Johnstown Echo.
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People who a i lp e.arnEltly opposed toplarery
are apt to be l inittolh taiiitit4ii on11)e sfiji r ije:it or
its ent msionbilt. we cannot wielitlyilf it
without looking at
- 'it clireftiny. .yvhe4the,,gon
stituti or of ,t 6 ealted'State's wes fortified, tliere
were I.i le slive.States and f,ur free ones. Since
then there slave States have become free, and
no free State has become slave. Of the terri
tory thin possessed by us, we have made seven
free Stint es and four slave States. But those
four were slave territory before the adoption ref
the rot,titution, and were only changed into
States; and an, indeed, was the territory oat of
which was formed the States of Ohio, Indiana,
Michigan, and IVisconsin, for it belong
ed to sb•.ve Staten, and was Under the juriadit -
lion of 'lave power .
Florida, and all the vi, terrib:ry west of the
Mississippi were purcloved from Spain and
France, and were slave territory when we got
them : it without tii might have eontinued e o
to this day. Oat of thi- :lave territory four
States blve been admitted into the Coion with
the institntion of slavery ao it existed when we
required it. ( till ,f this same territory we mace
:tdruitte I rat. , free State, lowa---c.n.ttitited three
free ten itories, Minnesota, Wa-hington and ttre_
gen, and there yet re ileitis territory enough to
coustitu:e half a do7en State-, and there is no
probability that any of them will he a hive
State en rept iwssiLly knits), To X. 314 itoadf w.i
a slave State, without any net of ours bet.., it
was admitted into the riiion. Out of the tern
tore tir,otired from Nlexie Wr• have rate free
State and ttvu inutien,e tree ten itorie- , , and (here
is urn pr,bability that one foot n‘rii will ,•ler 1..'
iltlelltaltertal by , la,ery mei ttii, we Moe r
deemed from n real lbr:Jd, mi-•
ru . e, though no: from tioulookl slavery. and
thrown open to the enterpti,e of enlightened
freemen.
From nil it appearit that. under the influ
ence of our alliVery 114,1 not Leen re
tenileil at all. tint fltut tt 11,0, tetreateil front
three of the iirtritial ogle anil its the ininiet,i
territory Intreho.e I l'r,tlll Pram an I then
j ee r ti. , I,isi•ry. it hee , l
unit, Arkaruaii vet it
We have atieli-:bed it iu ',owe ii-itates is Lyre it
did elkt i and into no port 01 out ttnnienre w.iil
land- , hove we allowed it to enter. Let ant ur
who desires fully to appreciate toss
it late snap of our territory n i l ,' Tio ti e , the im.
rucni-e ef Latel that been secured
to freeil-iut by our influence. an-1 feu, soluvetel
to
Before jpining, too at,lently in abuOng t
South, let 1, , remember ako tlmt they j•.ine.l
the net that •erured the Cr. e•lotti of 01l floe .1.1
territory vre..t no, raw t mi , tituting fife Sf . tl. • .
and in the ti)mlitiorm.f the '.taco Ira le: at,.l Cm%
a:sented to the 11 i,tart Compromise that pr.•vi•
fled for freed-rn in ill fife irnnien.e trrrit ,
,rth am! we-. 1 Nli•-•mri In ,•11 - ..er to , I,
litoso act, left tem itor.. t.o one : - '111.1.• t.. , layrry
af. , l 11. , 11c•tto , 1 .0..0f.ff for twenty 1.0 freedom
But they get the r. niprittnime repealel Ve•t i
awl Inm terry it hut let n ! 1 e i•telere
upon theta irithrint n•Ling nwreelve , lit
shout.) prohably have dawn if we ha I I e
tir;;ught up in the ll,vuttg equil tight
with n. It W very natwral t t
them to th•it te; law of the rrii i in •-hr I
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rtaiirr,b,l ltt t. 1,1,11 g. !Iry eonfirtontory ..1
innndnunn .•1 tlie 11••••trur(1.,
111111411,1 g,, Ittl,l ,
r.-Itelling, pet ....yen ..core In •
meantime, lb.- learn Ito , pm•too.i
very :'rent
nu I Li, • .•••(:.• f •
vt i r fight
1-ht, I !,” 1 ,1,1 fi„ t,..if,;
Which
1114 I' , ll 111111",
I.l•lnter.
1 , :tri.1it...•1 1,1 .It.
:rotti t it% It it .m
nt the tsi.,llo: tI I•,‘ .t;Ir•II! in.l.
Ilse nerire.t ,• rue x 4-1 lit I
' 1 ,1, 111 ,1 f ilo ol t tis,nty hit tti , :••• !••11;.; 111, •
fr,on h.or to thy.,
three or four J,l one Ile 'o•ve; i• 1
dolt It exp,.....1 It, the
w•lter. find I 1.r.44
made it ti ,•11•31,11. f cir.•at illlfllig !Ito .11,,
Tht , 3.• ti t the I. l •ir , l i , r.•Lnrted 01 1117 t•
wel! In i 1 1 1 , .. , 11%..•11 , 1L,•n•1..r.
ler: , 1• i•,,
rtit I .lint I ..-e- we 1,,v,• 1,, dept..,
nary flere , t4 the ity ;:q the tlpelolix.,-
load, 1., 8ay.511 and t by t.tesott
to the i•sland, going and re turntng twtee a it.
by the steamboat filar. The Star appenr
have been wrecked In the , 1..1111, and the I'vp
below make the wreck the only refuge of nil
remains of the submerged iNland Ity the err
val of the tlpeloiNa, thi• aftrennoi s , ve
hope to have further detail, And pray' that tF
accounts heretofore received may have been mot.
exaggerated.
In the meantime 'No • 11,,h itenlw n < ,„
here been able to go tiler. The l'ollow t n g lottt is
sill show the exciit•toont otto•o•I t.y ro o opti on
of the intelligence of the disast er nl Itrasht ar
City, and the promptness with %tel. , wet..
taken to send relief to the stirviv”r-
BRAMIINA Ft Or) lloritt..
Wednesday, August I 1 NI
EDP. Pit' —John i 4 lit, just ir..d In•In
Last Island in u small sail bon.t,•ami rei. , .rt.. Last
Bland entirely 044.1.1 of all the houses ky the
.term of t•iiinday night,_tind that 137
lost by the disaster. ° this i, the amount
rietlly ascertained at present.
BERw N'S Pox. August 1:t.
In great haste. We hive just sent the Nlait.r
Aubrey to the 11 ,4 4 i Stan N. the .ntrereN, who
aro now clinging to the hull of tin steatnhoat
Star. She starts hence in one hour, only wait.
ing to wood at thi. pin e.
Respectfully yours,
EUGENE DA lA.
Mr. Davis, above referred to, we are informed,
is the keeper of the oyster saloon IWIIPAth ,I„h u
NlcDonnell's restaurant, in Common street, in
this pity. lie succeeded in getting his wife, we
learn, into a place of ,afety, mot then started to
procure aid. lie was accompanied to Berwick's,
we are informed, by the engineer of the steamer
Star, which he left on Tuesday morning.
The depth of water on the island, referring, as
we understand it, to the highest portion, i , re
ported at five feet. The wreck of the steamboat
Star is stated to he lying on the island, near
where the hotel of Johu Muggan formerly •good.
The rise of the inundation is said to have been
of unparalleled rapidity, the height of five feet
being reported to have been attained in two min
utes! Although we were to read "hours" i n _
stead of " minutes," it will not be difficult to un
derstand what a wild excitement and fearful
havoc it must have caused, with no succor at
hand.
All the houses on the island were swept away,
and it is most particularly reported that most or
those staying at the hotel were drowned.
A list of the reported victims, we are inform
ed, was forwarded to Brashear City or Berwick's
Bay, but we have not been able to find any one
in the city who has brought up a copy of it with
him. We have, however, heard the names of a
few of those alleged to have been drowned, and
give them as they have reached us: but w i t h out
vouching for their correctness: Mr. - Bart, of
this city; Wm. Rochelle, of Pattersonville ; Mrs.
Como, [name probably otherwise spelt] of Pat.
tersonville ; John Muggan, [co-proprietor of the
hotel,] wife, five children and brother: Mrs.
Maskell and two children of Franklin ; the bar
keeper of the hotel [name not ascertained.]
It it stated that there were about 400 persons
1.15ZM11l
,
'` •
„ AP
, ~»:: p ia
•••-• 10, y 4
. .
on liieWretia e'tigth of the diseeter oda ,
the Ournifer suriOing did the,wreck of the Star
is estimated at from 25Q . to Zip',
.these•repor6 with ; Autnerous others
t be Ouced to no reliable soqioe . , were current
Orettemitt„the pity last night,•and naturally ore
..*ted great,excitement, which will not be allayed
'until we lave 'fuller and mititi'ti4articulars of
the di-aster.
A remarkable occurrence took place at the
• Bine Ridge Tunnel last niglit. The third set of
workmen were engaged in digging as usual, when
one of them (Pat Plagant noticed that the tex
ture of the rock before him changed suddenly
front hard to soft, and that the soft was wet.
Shortly afterward a stream of water issued from
an oritiee he had made. This was succeeded by
a heavy, rumbling sound "like the ears," which
so frightened the bands that they all made fur
the open air. Well was it for them that they did
'fli t . sound continued to grow louder and
Louder for some minutes, till a crash was heard,
• and immediately a vast stream of water relied
our of the tunnel ~An eye witness says that the
head a the NI Was at leant ten feet high,
and that it wept carts and barrows before it
like chaff. " The stream continued to pour a
perfeet river till twelve o'clock, when it grads
! idly subsided, and wins low enough at three in
the afternoon to allow us to make a hasty Bur
ney 5f its cause. It seems that there is, in the
middle of the mountain, an immense cavern or
pocket, in which water from the melting snow
has been deposited fur years, and that the line of
the tunnel taps this cavern near its centre. The
cavern is of immense extent, and will save the
:state a good deal of money, since nature hos
opened a road through nearly three hundred fret
of solid rock. This will expedite the completion
of the tunnel greatly in fact, I would not be
surprised if daylight shines through the moo,
taro to day. I d., not know precisely bow much
remoins to cut, but Cul. Croget said last week
that only Ili felt remained, and this ravers
o rn l•rt•!It.
1, n w I
‘ l.. r•i1.111-4,
FI:111 . 1(A 1.I•T
t the 111.1‘.(ter,
I,• t tb4. . 4atr at* a ult. b.. 14 1 0, which twought A
...1 .inotn , lty .4 "mut.. 14.1 1/.1
1.. i.e..... It Wm emp..mib4r t..t,uut datiOlit-r
ahn in ph-lay rant I •
tlg I borritot take. plro. ttly t.. I,a
, t.l on In 4.11.1'1 fn.. Ito, .n no. II
11,•• r :•txt,n ..t st,rl.l. Ng 1,11,
? 1, ,1
011, Ing at an r into. It Avtll as
bit I RI. F.lt NI I I 'Ai tict,l I. VLF:NI I\., I.
I. ,Ito“ Lit .•1 I . llln, "..4 ho Itul AL all rtlmpra tz41,1,
, •• ,, 111 ChM uniting inn 11, fillitit I' )1
I Cl:l.` 1111 tTEI. II 111 1•N: L'Illl'A,Z , 1)1:•• I
"", /“. 3 . 1./ 1 Y 1"/
111.• twat I..uiurrnt I Itits nlllauugh I bar.. 11.4..1
u..t tl., 3 ki.l3- nud ~tit With
t.••nnnu•nl It t-/ tt11:11. - 1,1. JAMS
Lt. Al , Lstise'n usrbovirb Liver than and LISPROVIZt. Vortul.
loge, Also Dr. I Scott's et,lebnisted White Circassian Loa.
111.1, ittri.[lA solely under the Aispervlmost of Dr. I.
a regular !deglraa paginate, and I . l33lUrillU .4 .touni% pra
tiro only Aa pn•ptred by Dr I. Seca A Co.,
Raid; Place, AL.rgetutt.t u, Virgusta.
N IlWt NKOM TBI KirUNTA IN II EAT/'
SIOII4IANTOWN, VA, Sept. 12,
•
This 'Mt 1 h.v.. niNminrd 1110
pr•paring )lELane'll !unproved Verunlnge and Imp', ~.d
i't r Pi/114 IP) Dr . I Scot:, .110 Lae 1,1.11 11, the bale, of 1.1.-
pni my; anti I.lllg thy erlginuf mode titoit ut nty Allot , die tog
We 1.1 tlorterit yotu, and that I behove he he w ta w , o
Colo. I Mild, till` 116., ne.r.• uillutg I ) o 1
tuterval In Otani adtatever. C. NIeLANIL NI 1 , .
,dril.ano , i 11111,VCD Vt•tinillign and swi , ,toetn Live
aoebnibablod by 1 . 0,11(14,10 of C. MeLane, for aale by
Druddlidz, and Alerchanti, everywhere.
U E./. 11. IC EVS Eli, 140 W 04,1 at., W 11010.40 1, 1.
Du. J. P. F1,141111N11, A lloich..oy, wxr 14.0,...1 h. i .„L ,
Wholoastlo no10,14wo.•
titir Kennedy's Medical Discovery
!lei, ',lid linen believed that any one article could he% e
had much n nide OA tins that truly wonderful remedy. It ham
spread like I, ildfirr, not only through the State When. it
originated. amoichuset ts,) but Its agents are (tally f.iraniii
mg [heir orders from the remotest Slates of the L'inon.
throughout Upper and Lower Vanilla. This has all born
dote in the 'Joni inns, of twelve years; but before that re
nod of tune shall again elapse, we prophecy that it 0111
epr.•nd Until( over another Continent, and the islands of ill,
MM., and not a vessel shall leave our docks that does not ties.
upon its manifests the name of Kennedy's .Itediral
chienry. Whereverlnaorn exist this remedy mhoullb,• f. 11111,/
44 . Sao long ativerttsainant in another
Sold wholneato and rota at Lit. ilEolleiE LL. K 141'1 4 141111
140 0 ood atrort, sign of Ow Golden Mortar, and at J. P.
FLEMING'S, A I leithony. auladaw
S Be Watchful of the tlret symptomsof CoV.
8 1 2 1 1IPTION. At the very Ant Indication administer Dr.
ROGERS' SYRUP OF LIVERWORT, TAR, AND CANCIII
LAD UA, and life In safe. Do not neglect a Cough or Cold.
These are symptoms of Ito approach. Further information
In the pamphlete. See also long advertisement.
Wit For mile, wholesale and retail, by 11. R. SELLERS A
00., corner Wood and Stroud street..
Sold also by HENDERSON k 111 W., Lib.,rty strltot ; 11. I'
SCHWARTZ, and BECKHAM k FINNAN,
City.
OS— Batchelor's Bair Dye--N.. boroloe, Nude,-
jar .topound could over hare attained the niiirereal In ca
11 . 4 .TyrIllxi to thin, the original, never-faillug fat ,rite. Na
ture is not more true to herself than the brown or Hark
produred in the reddeat, grayeat, or most frowzy hair, by it.
Nitlile and aold, or applied, at BATCHELOR'S Wig Factory,
(in nine Irritate rooma) D Broadway, New York.
Sold, wbolemale and ratan, by Dt. Gao. H. Rcreaa, 140
Wood atraoL
/14-1 f you wish to buy a GOOD, and nt the same
time a CHEAP BILK HAT, call and get one of our .3.00
HATS, whieh are as good as can be bought for the money in
the city. MOROAN A Co.,
aul3 164 Wood street.
'=:-k ti m 5
It may be safely inferred, however, that the
worst of it as a whole is given in our version of
it, and that efficient aid has been forwarded to
the survivors. The fact of a list of those sacri
ficed having been made up, shows that on the
spot the survivors were collected, and in a posi
tion to aid themselves, at least to some extent.
We lope to see those belonging to thiii e4y,beick
this evening, and enabling ns to give a cotiiplete
and exact account of the sad occurrence.,
~„
[Correspondence of the Tlettimore t 4 und
Extraordinary Occurrence
STAUNTON, VA., Agust 14
, erlaioly 310 feet wide—prolinhly more. The
Colonol will lie greatly aurprieed when he re
torn.= did not expect to get through be
fort January next.
[Fr-ui the Witahiluton ['mon j
nFremont'• ••(lalpl%lnl.n%"—That Beef Co-
tract In California
The exposure of Freiliont's "Galphinism" in
'alifimia —his naonetary transactions there, co
discreditable-- is creating a great sensation all
over the country It is apparent that under an
a !ministration of which he would he the head,
tlalphin and tlardiner frauds would be the °Hel
ot. the day in the public service. An opposition
paper to the Idetnocracy comments thus upon tie
California operations of the disunion candidate
It :
r h o it be otherwise, when we find the fart
,toted. that Col. Fremont, when in o;.tnmand
;.t he rtlx3mittrit to Ca/ItOrtkia, made a el:11541W for
tilt hundred cows, under the pretence that they were
iinr , liared for tire( ror hie regiment, and the Pl.llO of
$ll dT ear pail for them by the government,
r,st {Lc rows were delivered to a man with whom he
hod Made an agreement to take and keep them on
,rss for three years, as his (Col. Fremont's; pn
rnte prnt.erly.
1 .11) Oita fact is officially mated; it it rtatai in
a tatter addreni.eal to lien. Roger Jones, Adjutant
at WecOlington, R. B. Mason, Colonel r'll,l
I,actiuctit f oiled : 4 :ate!. Itragoone, who had hero
Dr...ti to pay the $6,97a fur the general
'• What .41icer buy stn hundred Cows, ontet,i
1.1, for 1.04 for Pt.• retriteent. at the puhlie exiwn-r.
!!,en make a ri , titrart With a private intilvilli.lll
1.. take th e and hrawd them an shares
And yet this fart is o(fiCio ,)
•t.it• areal - a1...1ie-I I.y the „,;„
ii , ea the vflit ial littl.iliehria it, ilie
, a len dare ago. 011.1 In the qt, , ,•/
1\ I an) irio tell tee that the A:net - wan pa,ple, at list
\ •riti , •r• at Ilia Seath, at the Leastat th e W...c.
-al 1•••tt any Irian guilty se e ), a n aet of (roof.
11. T it IA
liierriean people.•.
Jot. Printing
1V • Ksvo grert , 14,1 then
Mr!rie , -, 111 exoellent style. :11,1 nj , r , t 111
Ode term,, order« ft.r doh Prioting ru
I" ua 3W' runt our I rol.l.
o.rir patrqmp
Dor Ilr..1111 . 1.anr•• Veruilft.g. AhVg“
n •t t , 41,1 1,11, , Nty l•
I - , S , pt.rut..r 15,
t„ !hat n chtid, tb ear • rd•l. v. 1..
, nth a•.nn. ROM, 111, , 110:4 I had tried
4n. t üb , lactur. but Lb.!, .4 them dune any gov.l nit lit
11 , •i until I Irlwl Itr Vustuifure.
hr Pho,: Bum, ttou al:x found any tenet I •
arl A... 1. a upriy
/11 , 411. ~ ...,fflia4l.l) in )0411 I
I:tti.p,,- that CIitIOIII.II Irr.ti•
.11iwire the and r..n.1N1
111 111‘. •••• Le 140 11.) I. 01
Mr. 'ANL, S,, :1-1;
I'm 1... n !II ~.,vital I. I.r NI'l.A I I
1 ,, Ail
Pr 111 . 1.11rw'n g.-t.tpirr• mi.—
.r m. fi„..l!urenl M lA.II I NO
A.., 1 , 4 the ..•lr
W.. L.. .1. head A (
Ge- Hear from a lale 31rvaiber I th. 11.,1
111(411,1A
=MEM
;,4
.
LIFE FIRE AND MARINE
thStißA.Arco,co . •
CORM!: OF - WAVIti. NIMUCia N'fltrrik!
i;; 01TTSI*RGO, PA.
HOBERT GALWAY, Proxident.
TR& a*AliA.l4 Secretary,
114-Tlitti Cott4itt 11} , makeiiesery hum rttikro appertifning to
or otninortrd With LI Ili RISKS.
Also, aptinat ILULL AND CARGO RISKS on the Ohio
and Risers and Gllditarim, and MARINE RISKS
generally.
And against Gl'. HMI Damage by Pire, and against the
Perils of die Sea and Inland Navigation and Transportation.
Policies taaaact at the lowest rata, consistent with safety to
all parties.
PI ISCTORS.
Robert Galway, Samuel M'Clurkno,
Joonplt P. Gazzuut, M. L., John Trott,
Jeutem Marthall, Land It ' , boy,
Jitufelo W. Hultman, Charles. Arbuthnot,
ilex under Bradley, Jugupli S. 1,-.4.11,
John Vullorton, - Mar.. Bold B. Brown,
DaVl,l H. Cluouburs, Chrion lan Zug,
{MUM Carr, itot.rert H. Ilitrtley, ;
AS. U. Mcliill. 7etrlB
EUREKA INSURANCE COMPANY
OF PITTSBURGH.
JOHN 11. fiLlVENßEittinit, President.
ItollltltT PI!VNEY, Fern•tury.
C. W. BATCITELOIt, General Agent.
WILL INSURE AGAINSIr ALL KINDS
UP
MARINE AND FIRE RISKS.
DIRECTORS.
S. 11. Shormberger,
C. W. Batch.
Isaac M. l'e6nock
W. W. ,(ar ia,
Si. Leech, Jr.,
Oonrge 5.."11(1.n.
• • .
A111 . 014 . 111 1.1014.11.15al Ly part. , insured under I. , lieleit
isini.4.l by this Company will be liberally adjunted and o...mpt
ly laud at Its I IVFICE, N.,. sin WATER STREET.II
WESTERN I NSU RA N UOMI'AN
WWI ,-1• E. 1. !dorsi; F. M.
Li ,k104..a. Sot - fetal y.
Will insure againid all kinds E. 4 Ai; (N E.
All hives will be liberally adinated an I i)
A I loin. luatilutL , n, InatalglO by In • It who ate
in the community, and Wao are .1,1. 1111:11rst, I.)
proll.lialleass and liberality, Ca maintain the eras.ter w
they have flaalltatal, an offering the beat pro:, t .•
who divan. to be insured.
Litircroas—R. Miller, Jr., C. 1%. Rletcptson, .1.
N. lloluur, Jr., W. 11. r‘rultll, ioorgo IV. 1 1,4.
A udrrw Ackley, Juturs 1111c,io,J,‘
Aluxurider Nitpick, Thoman Scot t.
*kr 01111 e.,, No. W. tilroot, (Wnrclititir .1 Spanir. A
Co., upstairs,) Pittshurgb. nur:11:1 y
" -
A. A. CAI/PIER p o C %HEUER
A. A. CARRIER & BRO.,
No. 63 Fourth Arno*, Pittaitryh,
A Cr N 'l' S
'State Mutual Fire and illarine [neurone
Co., of llARlthiktUlal. CAPITAJ, $350,000.
Girard Piro and Marine Trianronce Co., of
CAPi/AL, $300,000.
insurance Go. of the Valley of Virginia
WINCIINSTER, VA. eA PITA L, 6300.000.
Commonwealth Insurance Company, HAft
CAPITAL, $300,000.
Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Co.,
I/A ICTlOntit i'.4 PITA L 4.1 I) A NSETS, $2,1 . 54,4 ell.
Pennsylvania Insurance Co., ,f PITI'9UUIIiI Fl
CAPITAL. ANI , A.NIS.E7S, $11'29,022 .19
Wei. V JWIN•I7.If, I . rrlti.l,ll A. A CAAAn.., Secretary
der11.4•16,-ly
PEKIN TEA STORE,
No. 3N FIFTH STREET.
ONE DOM , : EAST oF THE EXCHANOE DANK,
Pittsburgh, Ps..
GREEN & BLACK TEAS
Pnrchaaed direct tram the Import., far CASH. T.
at.,ck of all the dierretO davora and gooloa of TVA
trzvnght to the Amerkan market, and
SOLD WHOLESALE: AND EII:TAIL
AT THS
VERY LOWEST CASH PRICESI
PACKED TEAS, PUT UP IN AIETALIC PACE
AUP expressly fur the trade.
TEAS OF ALL oIi.ADEN, BY THE ELA.LV CHIRST.
CoEFE:E, sULLAR., COCOA and CHOCOLATE of the DM
BRAADS, 114' male.
Long, experience in the tdminwas le a rare anarantee then
every arttele he ee reprmented.
Al/ENT, or FP1,13,1. A I , N - 4N - rut:yr, FOR TUE SALT. or In,
JAYNE'S FAMILY S. JAI . % Eti.
PP talmrprh, Jut, 1.3,, I tiLd--(,)e_1,1)
FREIGHT LINE.
ItiIA.4.E%N
rrillS LINE IS NoW PREPARED t"briti L!
11. sli Li”.l. • t v .. g ht 1,• 411 N. in n:
$1,:o fr.k.o pb.hoclithia lu 1u h., o nr
IthI:EIPTS u I YA 1.01: WITII A AVRI7:IIIN
L A 1(.1,1%TEF:
al_ Sr, par, 1., Cage., nninll butrn,
Mark g..... 111 Lll';‘E Fit EIGHT
r'. .ILLEN. A w N- '2 1.!or lion-r, \,•n V. , 11:
J J ti, LIZ Broad and L, UM. l`tols.
furt.ll.,- uppi..
SA M 1.7 El. FA EsTock.,
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
No. kJ Wood •treel, betwe e n in*".°ud
alley and Pourth street.
S4' INC mul , scrilwr 17. rtv 1114.11 i 11,, n w.ll I
tnrul of foroigrr anal rionUe.tit• al,l I,
Its tern., as and It. /E.... 1 y.
eRi slwayli knii •to !mud a gehrnil ittla.lorttnelit of
II A It DIV .111.1; I'AV.hP:VTERS' T 01 . 4,
I. 1+1". L L. re,i.....tfully ;mars tit.. at/1111.14M 1.1 iarrimakv.
roh26 SAMUEL. FA Ez'T(X2K.
%I T. 11..k31 .\
I=l
JAMES COLLINS Si, CO.,
Forwarding and Commission Merehank
or Til.
Calllne Pittsburgh, Meadville & Erie
t.' N A I. I N
114 AND I l WATER NTILN.NT, PITTSDURGII,
1144iiEN & CO.,
FORWARHINii AM) COMMISSION
11=1
No. .:.) MoRK I)
.:.,
PITTSBURGH STEEL WORKS.
ISAAC .1031 ES,
C IST ST ICEL.
SPRING. I'LoW AND A. B. STEEL
sEEINGs AND AXLES.
Corner Ross and 11,1 Streets,
is •2 s PITTSIII . H6 IL PA
=fM=l
F LOUR. GRAIN.
BACON, LARD, LARD OIL,
AND PROOUCE ENERAL I.
No. 299 Liberty ■treet,
do I 4,111, P ILO II
lIMMEMI
D. B. It ()IN ERN giL C 0
10x•IiRS' I‘II'IWVEO P tINXT
STEEL CULTIVATOR TEETH,
CoIIN Itt , S4 AND FIRST BTitx4:Tg
JAMES BLAKELY,
EMPEAti AGENT AND CON I EWER,
Corner of Seventh and Smithfield atreets,
PITT'S)] U HO 11.
*IL Pmetsongors brought from lho old rouutry to Pitts.
burgh, and mousy+ roluitted to Eurolut. 1n0v27
W. /1. $blITll W. W. IL MINTER
SMITH, MAIR & HUNTER
WHOLESALE GROCIFIR,
122 Second and 151 Front st.,
WILLIAMS & ALLEN,
MANUFACTURERS OF
CHILSON FURNACES,
Wrought Iron Tubing,
AND FITTING GENERALLY,
For Warming and Ventilating Buildings.
air W. .4 A. will contract for Warming and Vdntilating
by Steam or hot Wntor, Pipea or ClAilnon'a Fornara.Church•
off, &mola, lhaipitala, Factoriva, Ur 04.11 llouaen, Uweiliugn,
Court llousea, Jails, or Haul& No. 24 MARKET ETREET,
Pittsburgh. op I
Jmo. B. I( 00riM, into of ftnmphroye, Hoffman& I. uons,
D. W. II [BIMINI Leto of Pi ttebtlrgh.
KOONS & HERSTINE,
FLOUR FACTiii;RS,
AND
General Produce Commission Mei jhants,
.1,.. 47 North Wham. and 96 Nora Water
Mow Race strut,
PHIA.
Ragaley. Woodward & Co. Phil. i Bryan, Kennedy A Co piton,
Marrett, Martin It Co. " I L Wilmarth A Co. a
Wood A Oliver. " Bull-A Liggett, "
Shier, trio' & Co. " J, AW. Rea,
Club il Ira A Co. " liagaley, Ccwgrave A Po. "
Truitt, iiruther & Co. " Watt .1 Wilson,
J. M. Le timer A Co. Cincinnati. SoilliCk A Fonkla, Cincinnati.
A. A. It ollock 4 Cu. " Morrow Jr, blettlet, "
Tweed & Sibley, " J. S. Mellowed' A Co. "
And Pittsburgh and Philadelphia Merchanti genet ally.
)al Adepc6m
WRIGHT'S PILLS--5 gross jus received
and ter aide by (jy2l) PLEMBIkIe BROS.
a. W. Cann,
W. K. Nitmck,
T. H. Updike,
R. Li
John A. Caughey
S. S. Bryan,
Dovid M'Candleas.
OLD ECLIPSE
11 H. BA RR, Ag,
HARDWARE
l'ITT317111:4;11, P.l
ME.RCII A NTS,
EIMENIZI
I'I'PI'SIIUI4III, I'A
Pittsburgh, Pa
61E1E13
MWMN
7ff. ff
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•-• • -
tad NO BUSS v alve. i s nr
of thirty yeartt7, standing, AtntlL- '
e
v phySician It is a au& autaikeedy ou fore'
1,4 1 4,, , p 05 , heirs, coins, diens CALA' lain and-'
and
old sores of every kind ; for revethiores, 4.lcers, '
iteh, scald hetA, nettle rail!, but:tit:ins, sore
pies, recommended by nriVsea,l*liitjowe,z sties,
.festers,'fleu''bites, stingsa i:Ozenlimbs,
salt rheum, scurvy, sore and orafilied 'Bps; sore,
nose, warts and flesh wounds, it is most vales=
ble remedy and cure, which can be testified to: '
thouNands who have used it in the city of Boston
and vicinity for the last thirty years. In no in
stance will this Salve do an injury, or interfere
with physician's:prescriptions. It is made front'
the purest materials, from a receipe brought from .
Russia----of'articiem growing in ttkat!eotu4try—,
and the proprietors have letters from all clossee,
clergymen, physicians,. sea..eaptains,,„nurses, and
others who have used it, themselves, and recom
mend it to others: -",kedilit' tg'snassia SalveAs put
in large tin boxes, stamped on the cover with a
picture of a horse and a disabled soldier, which
picture is alsci engraved on the wrapper. Price,
cents a box. Redding & Co., proprietors.
For sale by B. A. Fahnestook Flem
ing Bros., R. E. Sellers & Co., Dr. G. D. geyser
and H. Miner & Co., Pittsburgh; Beckham &
ltrgennan, Allegheny city.
ave Von a Rupture of the Bowe/at
—I would most respectfully Invite the attention of these al-.
dieted with hernia or rupture of the bowels to my splendid
on [meta of Trusses c.f redoes patterns, and to snit every
ago., applied and satisfaction guarantied in every caae, at my
°thee, No. 14.0 Wood street, Pittsburgh, Pa., sign of the
Bolden Mortar. Among the Trusses sold by me will be
found
ittn)i't Radical Cure True;
French Trusses, nerY tight spring;
Qum Elastic Trusses ;
Chalks-me Trusses; tingle and double;
TrutLaical Trusses, children.? and addle;
.11,erh's E7iptic Spring Truss ;
Dr. S. S Fitult's Supporter Truss ;.
The price of Triniees vary from $2 to $3O. Hernial
or Ruptured patients can be suited by remitting' money; and
sending the measure around the him stating whether the
rupture ia on tie right of left side. I elan sell and adapt •
lir. Itanning'i Lace or /hail/Brace, for the Cllre.OrTrOiak
5115 Lot. i , iVenknene of the Chest or Abdomen, PnBl%, ebronic
Diarrhali, and any weak nesadepeadhig 013 a weekend de
tided condition of the abdominal muscles
Dr. leitch's Abdominal Supporter;
English Elastic Abdominal &der;
Xlizstir &Ur:
And nearly every kind of Supp ' cirter now In nee. a Alan e
Shot,ld,r Bracy, of every style, for weak cbeeted and strap
shouldered persons.
Etaslie Stockini,rs, for 6rok4n and varicose veins.
So-fp-story Borders, of all kinds.
Syringes f erry naridy and pattern, and (IA feet every
kind of mechanical appliance used in the care of disease.
DR. KMYSKII would state to pertains In warit*of Bract:sot.'
Trusses dust he can often send to suit the patient by writing,
but it is always letter to see the patient atuFapptt the Vital
or llraeo personally: Address
DR. 080. 11. KEYSKit, 140 iVontrat„
Sign of the Golden Mortar.
JulUdawly
THE ALLIANCE INSURANCE CO.
OF PHILADELPHIA.
IN COR PORATED UT THE LEGINLAIIRLE 07 pitiNitulAßLA, 1634.
CHARTER PERPETUAL- CAPITAL E 300,000.
011 ice Zia. 59 Waltint Philadelphia..
PR IVI LEGED FOR FIRER ND ILiRINE LYSTIReLVCE:
STATEMENT
Authorized Capital
Amount of Capital paid up............
,urplua
Total daeeta liable for losses
I=l
- • •
Bonds and Mortgagee on unincumbered Meal
.B.,'oatc, and Stocks nr par .....................$182,600 00
Boucle and stock Notes; bearing 24 per cent,.
Interest - 28,190 00
Cash on hand and in the hands of Agent5.........26,74-2 18
Bills ReceiTable 14,396 00
Y. M. Moriarty,
Ilrael Leaflet, Ha+,
Wm. Nuatti, keg.,
Geo. W. Whitley, EAT,
Wm. J. P. White, l&sq.,
J. S. Helfrich, k3q.,
JellloB Bill, EAq.I
Benj. B. Alyrick, Esq.,
J. B. ltlceolley;Baq,
P. Wyckoff, Esq,
Wm. H. Gray, Esq,
Beni. IL Aiustin t Eq.
M. MORIARTY, Piesident.
Monni3 TLIOSINON, Sec'y.
The, bi to certify, that I have critically, and by a pentonril
examination of the hooks. capital, mots and securitsos
the A Mewl. In^u""v Company, of :Philadelphia, inreati
tin• standing and reopontiihility of said Inetitutien,
and I and, no•t not entirely clear in my convictions, ;kit
has a gaud unimpaired Capital In Alortgat.
on "'anemia...wed Real Metate, worth doable the =taint
fit whirh lipsEsms is mortgaged. 1.13( Investigations hasp
Leon rl4 , )rults and searching, slut are. I Mont:. reliable.
ASIIN
I !Ake plesuure in saying that IRESJ bare been AUSTIN.
stap.tainted
t I: Heopinlin If . Austin f.ir several years.anil have entity
in Lm iiiregrity, caliarir.V and ability, and Would
p!noe , reit...nee own his statements or legal opinion.
VILLAIN F/LLMOILN.
REFZRENCES.
Wm 11. Blair, firm (4 Blair H. B. Myrick & o. Milli.
h Iluttrr, tiro. Jorikirm, Jr.
nom Harr! !ladled°, Sy
Ilene., N. V. ruse., N. 1 4.
11 11 Ilath , ro. N. V. Benj. 11. An tin, Buffalo.
That Otantrany offecta FIRE INSURANCE ott brincliogg,
a;l foraitloo: AIARINE INSUKANCE. ou mewl.,
aiel freight: IRLAYU INSURANCE on g:o3rla by
rivato, couola or railroad., on as MCCOMlllodutialt:
t O an any olio, reaponaible office.
LUKE TAAFITEi Agent.
yr.l No. SO Water etrtvtiPittelalreb..
CITIZENS' INSURANCE COMPANY
OF PITTSBURGH.
n , WILLIAM BAUM& Treelle
SAMUEL, L ItIARSHELL Secretary.
OFFICE: ni Wider tired, &sheen% Ilarlat and . iitkod :trees,
Lt .. Insures NULL AND CARGO RISKS, on the Olin
and Albisinsippi Rivers and tributaries.
Joann.% against Lovi or Damage by FIR&
Al., against the Perils of the Sea and Inland Navigation
and Transwrtation.
E=333=!
Y,
James M. per,
Samuel Kos,
ft..b.,rt Dunlap, Jr.,
lane M. Pennock,
S. far hnugh, •
Walter Bryan;
john Mtipton
_ .
COMMONWEALTH INSURANCE CO.
If A RR ISBU RG, PENNA.
Chartered Capital, • •• • $300,000.
lateurea Buildtage and other Property against Lueo
Ibtulago by Piro; also, again:4 Perils of tltter&a., Inland
Navigation sad Tranoixdtation.
Ormsas--SIMON CAMERON, President.
itENJ. I'ARKR , Vice President
*. S. CARRIER, Suer otary.
A. A. CARRIER, A,gont, Fourth and Sailtbfletd. [Jo2l6ta
DELAWARE MUTUAL
SAFETY INSURANCE COMPANY,
°MCA 8. S. COILNEIL TM RD AND WALNUT BTB.,
Phi ladelph
•
NI ARENT; INSURANCES on VileftlH, Cargo, Freight,
b , all parti of the wurlil.
1N LAND INSURANCES ON. 601 DR. br.Rirere. Canals,
lake, awl hand (..Irrhigels, to all parts of the Union.
VI II E I NSUILA NOE ON NI ERCJI A NDIZE generally- On
Storm, Dwelling Honor+, &e.
Aucts of Mr. (bnipaay NonenuteT 6tA,1555. •
Bonds, Mortgages, and Hood &tate 4101,090 WI
Philadelphia City and other Luaus ......„ 85,210 110
blua.k In Hanka, 'R , ailroad and Insortrieetoll . • . Ao6o'lo
Kills receivable 184440 IC
Oath on baud 20,8abi 09
Balances In bands of Agents, Premium on Ma
rino Policies rwently issued, and other dohti
duo tho Company .... ..... —.'i 93.880 96
Subscription Notestoo,oou uo
DIHROTIIIIB. I
James 0. Handl
Theophflua Paulding,
Joann Traqueir,
William Eyre. Jr.,
Joshua L. Price, •
James Tennant,
Samuel Ti. Stokes,
Henry Mean,
James B. Maitland,
Charles Schaffer,
Robert Burnie,
John B. Semple, Pittsburgh.
D. T. Morgan, • • "
J. T. Logan, • "
. W
Tues. C. Itinn, TICS PresidentM. MARTIN, President
scar LTIBUII2I, Socretary.
P. A. MAMA*, Agent,
jalS:ly Na. 96 Water moat, Llttaburgh.
MARINE INSURANCE.
FIRE RISKS..
•
William Martin,
Joesph U. Seal,
Edmund A. Solder,
John C. Davis,
John' R. Portman,
Lieorge t/. Lvipnr,
Edward Darlington.
Dr. lt. 31. Huston,
William C. Ludwig,
Hugh Craig,
Spencer 3tt:llmin,
Charles Kelley,
II Jones Brooke,
J. LI. Johnson,
iIANUPACTURERS' INSURANCE COIP'Y
OP PHILADELPHIA.
~ /..I.IPTER PER MULL—GRASP= UT Sag STAYS OP PITINSTLYANIA
Chartered Capital, $500,000.
FIRE. MANIA'S AND INLAND TRANSPORTATIO'
AARON P. LJPPINCOTT, President
oREIN ROONIIB, &scenery.
OEORGE YOUNG,. Treasurer.
DIRECTORS.
Aaron S. Lippincott, William D. Thomas, .
Mahlon ilillingltm, William Neal,
Nicholas G. Taylor, Alfred Weeks,/
Orrin !Wpm Charles J..lrualds,
John P. Simone, James E. Smyth.
ipa-Tid., Company baa been organized with e. Clash'eapl
tal, and the Directors have determined to adapt the boatman)
to it, available resources. To observe prudence in condugt
ing its affairr, with A prompt atimtment of Mmes. .
Pittsburgh Office, No. TO Water street .
J. NEWTON-JONES, Agent
REFERENCES.
The tollowlbg well known and responsiblel4ms
burgh have authorized reference to them, with Pragard to Hie
ratability and aoundneara or the litanufaztnreti'ltanrnneti
Company.
Kramer & Rahn, Wilson, CUlds &Co,
Heorge P. Smith & Co., Hampton & Clattphall,
Jones, Tiernan k Co., R. Childs 4 Co.
nov7
VANIA INSURANCE CO.
le PITTSBURGH.
- •
Corner n Pours h and Smithfield Streets,
AUT1101117.133 CAPITAL, ,300,000.
Insure Building, and other Property against Lon 'or
It , a •- by Parr. and the Perils of the Sea and Inland Sari.
tattoo and Tramp nation.
DIRECTORS.
ody Pmttelion, .11Q) Painter.
W. EPOEEIOdi, Jim. P. Tanner,
W. 8. Ilaren, D. S. Park,
Wade Hampton, D. M. Lon ,
J H. Jenne. 11:LCogaba1L•
OFFICERS.
President. 'Ham WM. R. JOIMTON.
Vine reesene; PATPERSON.
&eland 21.a•A. A. QARkIRR, J 1124
e •
George W 1 Al.
I. Grier Sprol.,
A. J. Jones,
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r. likAture
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- tdiaeirtiAitioi vcei.
tbletirms, it. eaclunve_roccprokeerty in cthiculry
county.
Thb-LandiehtarilYiti,loll(**a - lieF4iiioileaUnethe
eterlotfitiver; In - Foretir teinlty',UO tint,,owi nn b er oa t be
Itouttel.ontand Inoue:111a
It contains an ELIIVEN:BOCRINSIirtir" - ",
v;l'
'ttactiiiiisi4or " tlOo of 4hq IFot,
Iron Ore anA.X.lnuoitooko::
*lnindh O G- *Yta an4l 4. a9 A 4 tAtTo t , i4 . w4l - I nkb 3 red•
I LAM ,}7 .O-Ws. l .'!-
'ii' l24 4446kikluid wilttai*teibt be Lapp. vitilcb L
I ,pirkel a nue otl-tellrolulafrontXclit.XoCklia
Mtn aoii 9 loka'Andottertillylniel, sari le illAb•n2ldet-or
ti ree,"ti thitt to ll ieS44'.ltti"ono.'l*the beet fartuhmireglone of
The 1800 ante-elle toratieiheot " *
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; Pt i . / . lol64so 4VPlOrlit=t r i h.
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Ou Thursday, tbo 2attnat.„ , MA ß T; if John
E. Livingston. -
Her funeral will proceed froth her hiorlmn n_ral neon
„ .
the G ,
reensburg. litriipike-in ~r aiere_nttespe,&egheny
Cemetery, at 410c100.k'im tIO(tAdVY.AFP g.
on Tuned - 4316'10dt Init.:, it the redo:10'00g, Ws tether,
Wm. Ilemlugray, JAMES B. Iflpill!tfititgdr ftro lb 7 43 1111.
•
NEW, ADVEIVIISEMNS.
mien' of
N 11 -
1 5' Diu MED-AND gPLItIjNOD DEDOCEAIIO
it LEV' OUTIS ou THIS iIitIDA.Y) -DIMINO, August
22, at 7 o'clock, at WILKINS MIL r r
ItemberN snit the pliblingetterMV,ireittlintral o p attend.
The tneettagAvill be addret, 'br r tfragetsitigbliln, Fag, of
Dabuque. lowa, and otbeta' t- -
The Allegheny City Oleo Club am bolo
attendance. <faug22l WELL4StAlNLysident.
ir -I "feos SECOND WAMD.--The - titian& of tNe. WOAD
Y"::.WARDfarorablatiS tbefosnustionorialr.tiOßANAN
and fiRECEINDIDOI4 CLllB..lll'inket titAtblutivpiens
F.ngicin House SAVIRDAYAMEISLINV. UMW.. at 1%
Oda*, P. M. Eli order of the President *MutVitchattan.
and Breckinridge Club of-Allegbeisx:Onsit
XIPLTHIIO4'kI , V-4
St Th ANNTTATI4SI`,FrA.
•- • •
THE UNITED VERIHAN , MBERS
fro. BE HELDTAT,IpITTSatittIf,.
o' AV
tetrAItTERS - OrrIVAIIALL; -
Tueliday, `August '26;, 9 *,,sloelryi.. ;. P:
'Putters assemble al 'amid Quart/ire; rfOrst, %bias OVXOIIIiIAD
with torchlight, and proceed Monk abiikettostiser,,
along Liberty: tr*, .1 00 4A;benen f;iihereiliegretatigus
from abroad 1... received, ~..!procession:*l .then
along Liberty otteot Siong...ltsolt,4o - R, Sat along
perm to 911. st a r; along (Mara to
.I , 9 l, o.6nieusgll4betti to
mithfiel4 'thing Smithfield , to poertttralq oacthto
Wood; alon it nod to Watjsr;.,..aloniv.„-Wafetllliarheto
thence io,,t;lty . • -;
WoduesdanillugUst93'l ,- ,9 &Oa M
recerptiomand-weleinneW,thii inviOdirtiesta by
the Speaker a the. Pittsburgh Aetoclalkag ,
Presentation a a large. 6PtITED4F4I'ES , PtiiO to the
Pittsburgh 4 ...^ *tote, , • 41f•ZO-41 . :
P. 111L-Atacurskin to .PbillrGaretti,,Spring Gard®,
Allegheny...city., • . •
8 P. M.-- Grand Prize : 0)116e*
TilliFidaYs„ , -Actßldat , I .3l3.Alt.kgittneva t : Glee
Ohba and AsscielatiOn3' will'atesenibliKik,Aail"--onattors
and formica* precession' int theliiittiw-ikeydefi,M,
Formes Bram Band; - Festiva Crimiiiittee.**444o4o4,.
eland of cobra: the diffhinit (ilea GitiW.
nit W;Aah;o-.
elation; Literary' ' • gem ; Vieerneit. Itiatifa • Ton.-
- nerve Pupils; Beals' d
cinchona from abroad,' thiria,Of;Littabargtri„.&c.
The procession " the right whkh ... W.!reat.Vin_ Liberty
street, stilt at .one.otiock„cartotermaretthicialliarkerto
.Fourth street; in 'Matt!' ttl 1.001.0.41 g IMl6:Water;
up {{ 'agar -86 Ittilleht;-44. 10 13884t9 4
ingd.. . . 11 21 down
titatx.tszat:;Chat4lllonff ;st , ewete:.f . mo* Penn to
the pia, of restaisr---Desnes Game,
'After Me .tioliveri 17.4t4:-PAILUAIi
ROHT ACKKR, of-Opaline-LI; ItiOGYnimeiltio,exiirebetecatin
4210,898 00
.. 40 , 140 18
--_-$250,838 18
pso,eas 18
Dinner at l2l4`o'clock itt , ,2,o'ciocis Triii Gymnilatto
Exercises; 5 P. EL retunktethesd luattr . War.,..1a194.740eht
drawl Concert will be given - datity3lEfallphalkinnectkar 5
with prize declamatory trim:hoe, and Alui wrath% 4WI.
Prove Lire; wry Produr,Gorus.
Friday, Aug-isn't 7 - Noscliolt
Turners assemble at Head QtiarieriVaddclOCk:wili
leave on an excursion to thorium pfrA'oatlinfprliere the- 4 '
log nod shooting (itemised-a 111 be hiur.. - Dlnner will
sorted att2....!.(kotioak, felawil t:mid bysionaptro exorcises,
in which the Turner Purall
Four &arch, U.,. Award cek P. Hy
return to Head Quarters; eight o'clork,T c fgrfommence- §
went of Grand Bail to City Hall.
Terms tot Admission, dpe.--11 t roncert, 60
cents; Pleas of Festival, 15 cents; Ball* Dinner 50
cents. For !Ito accommodation of wlsibani.umand omni-
huees will run, at short.intervals. toned (maim. place of - •
ITENTZ4B3fOIt. '
111. The Planteir Northern bridefirzta nantratbn. >, • ,
Complete lu tuuvoluillusipoW,taxk'or - ex N tlyie ,s, Price Pe
Linda or oma ha one votonse.eltith , gilt,
The Young Pilot elite BeireWitgkt"Two volt, r •
paper cover, price 75 eents,- - er
Robert Graham. The sequel to, sratjimildtmalkin of ; •
4 .LLuda.” Two vols., paper cover, , prittm2fxMlartei one •
vol.. clotitgiic.s4. ,
Rena; or, The Pnow Bird. A TaleOf..7,
Papec Wier. Priee7o teeter , 6 r -014:1 14W1 0 , 4 1 - '
Couitebip and Marriage. Two vphinta,„paper coverpi, '
price Si, or one cloth
pe t
Holies; or,Maguolia Twortila., lie cover, pries'.:s rents, or mesa cloth gat. , e
. Helen and Artlos. _Two volnme%-paper Met > price 75
cone or oneval,,dotit
New WititlA:ll? of ttlft- &APO 2bAre beerraternieed at tha
Cheap Book Stray of W. A, GILDENF.Bmsocat co.,
an 22 Fiflltet4OPPoldfolloTheetra.
QUBURBO - FARWAY
kJ VCR COUNTRY niArd. Ac.--On.T.IIIISEDAY morn
mg, August 28tb o at 10 . delpckr will be acildAbrit Talciablie
Farm, containing Unarms, situatedkick of.zutierrnitos
ham, io Lower Sr. Clair, Itderwltiti,
Farm, and at present heinpfid , by rx Do sellout;
easy of accuirfrom the ltnitrnivilleflanit I or Binalidi •
-
tr,m Omnibuses; a large portion'cifuMeltilif rich,bleck, ,
virgin mil, COVertil oath thetlnestfortif theist
chew It is well adapted for orchards. gmpethitaara
„te convinicnt to an excerleut nistkeVaill a j
hourrvide from the city. elevated abhve 'the r ic e - and-an
healthy foga and - miasma of low grounds; ass pure 1
bracing atmosphere and tine Itettletl: new-bridge crrer ,
the Monongahela at Ittrmlngham;lnd.tilnuipike media t ,
easy grade are now advertised t.) ho ooatmeted'for, width 1 ,
will lead past this property, bringlnrit much:More directly ,
hi the city and adds gre ats todts !Alio pagavy as cont
pieta& The slielo"34 ete cold to lota on 4.1.0 acres, on
the premitee.' Omni 'wilt ;leate'lhe..3l4mongidnitek
use nt 9 nd. o'clock on OA toot fling of Salettitaktpunons toe
the grou
Terms—One-s=th cash, balance , in 1 1,tiattdf. yeam
with Interest fan27k 51.:DAVIVAlictionear.
AI'ALUABLE BOOKS.-4)zi•Safirday even
-
v Ine,„Airgnit Sld, at 8 o'clock, Oldie the Com.
mertial Pides Room; corner Wooisistleifth stmt., nom
large and varied eolleetiorkfregh ~lstaksit and boas
editions of antudard entbacka , k, -"' =llll . ll gere end
ecicee4 embracing; the -m ost - 4 ImetrYs - e'
Prose Acfleei 4 ileelerfs ' ' '
stock of the choicest m Zif f the ilayizt•
which have been lamed from - •
Plain and impaibly bound
r* , Y , Aria
r IPROYTIMLe=iIkrei - - 4kit4 - 011: •
6,4atifte elerttion
ground , eich , ateokitonCil .Joktvautatt: tagathaaa.
delightful ra ,, p,Ounkr7-06. o lMlT " iXltiflont 6 ilt
the choicest. fruit hues and ehsubbgytesplsacutuindie
view of the city of .tyleny:Pitlabsidllitatilmirmo__laillf_
vtotatty. The ahem s Wat,""X
remarkably , theart on/thminhst. tins Munn '
To a person of Arusineas_artsidng. tar lituton or
Ins time withont interruption...Or tritttratlimd lentleman r
this property afters many Inducements-5w invesUnent
Apps
- lanM) - ELAKSGSA
Capt. Mark Sterling,
Samuel DI Kier,
William Bingham,
John B.:Dilworth,
Franck(Bailers,
J. &boom:maker,
111111 km It
[deal
$817,349 Id
• 9.O.:SAPLA - tlitee- - 44'Y ataing.box4:-
.., Liberty aiteet, rah ward, suijae o n oppenjtd,,
tbe steam -flowlng. mill. Tble hone-In INlSi t gont bY AM ,
feet deen, and-amtafei nine aretrtnniifief , trui er slaty . XL,'
of brick the .upper part , f flanta.7l-. - :1 , ::: 1'.. .:..4 - ~,•,t,
albs Properly will'bo told TerY' kmina al Is amileasel buf f ,
the ibeafinplo of the lot con be bought out . ~
~ t,.. ,
Apply - to. ~. ' Anottl. :. , - BLAICALY-4,11T01121; ..-:
CILITE:-.5 ' Milk eitrif,'_ol,oo44.-a t i eg i ved ,,
ve -a,40.14 talc or , , [14.."21r in.w..yrra B1108.:-1,
': A . Mati- , -.W-INS. :jckikk 4',Opiii,VO' l u m frifi . ::;
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