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ELELTOES AT LARGE:
CTIARLES R. 131:CKALEW. Columbia.
WILSON 3VCANDLESS, Allegheny.
Ist District: GEO. W. NEBINGER. Philach Iplun 1J
'• PIERCE BUTLER, Philad.lphi'a City
ad " EDWARD WA ItT)IAN, phildfielphja Co
4th WM. H. WI PTE. Philnielphia County.
sth " JOHN Mc:NAIR.. Montgomery County.
oth " JOHN - H. BR INTGN, Chester County.
7th " DAVID LAURY. Lehigh Cuunty.
Sth " CHARLES KESSLER. Berko County.
9th '• JAMES PATTERSON. Lancaster Cc
10th " ISAAC SLENKEII. Union County.
11th '' YEAS. W. HUGHES. Schuyik!E C...
12th •' THOMAS OSEERITAUT. Wyoming Co.
1315 ABRAHAM EDINGER, Monroe Co
14th REUBEN WILBER. Bradford Coanty.
10i5 " GEORGE A. CRAWFORD. Clinton Co.
Dith " JAMES BLACK. Perry County.
17th HENRY J. STATILE, AdamsCo
IStli " JOHN D. RODDY, Sorcer..et Co
10th " JACOB TURN EY, Westmoreland Cu.
20th 1 A. J BUCHANAN, Greene Cu
21st •• WILLIAM WILKINS. Allegheny Co
22.1 '• JAMES (3 CAMPBELL. Bud, Co
2.3 d • TEIOMA'i CUNNINGHAM. Rem,: t•..
21th " JOHN KEATLEY. Clarion Co
24th “ VINCENT PHELPS Crawford
noted a gentleman for the ;Senate vitio, it is .4, i
by his own party, "hits au ay.e of Lis
grind" at Harrisburg Toe cal. :II
the principal and valuable iiffices hose the.,
places of business witnin sight of the I:..urt
House Cu?,f gentry ore inuA preferred :-
good and desirable offices Country
do for small offices with small salaries. The
ciples, and it will probably get small suppd t
from the voters iulthe country. A gentleman
from Switzerland is put on the Assembly ttet.,:
alongside of three or four Know Nothing , .
Three-foirthe cf the ticket, at least, are mot—
hers of the order, and th, Germans are asked to
support the ticket. Awi the protestant Iri•h
and the Welsh, 1,0, are• 1, -pectfuli v invited to
support it. PrOrop3 they will The legislative
ticket looks too as though a quiet dart was to
be renewed fur a Maine liquor law. The nom,-
nee for Congress will require a separate chapter
His record for the last eight months is a strange
looking one, and will hove to he specially con
sidered. A few things may be mentioned now.
He opposed the bill tor the pacification ,f
Kansas. He stands by the party that has re
solved on another civil war' That war has, al
ready commenced, and was commenced by the
Abolitionists. He was absent front his seat
when a very important bill -was passed in the
House. He opposed the appropriation for the
support of the army, and the soldiers are to he
cheated out of their wages and the army disband
cd, and the people of Kansas left without pr. -
tectiou. Murder, ruldittry. treason and the ruin
of the people of that teriitory favored and en
couraged, and then the people are to be person.
ded that the liNnc,crats have dune it. Such :s
the vile game :I: It Mr. Ritchie's votes sustain
Of course we do not charge Mr. Ritchie with de
liberately abetting such crimes ; but, blinded by
the fanaticism that pervades his reckless and des
perate party, he has cast his votes regardless of
all consequence?, except the mere possibility of
securing for that party political power by des
perate expedient?.
tin the whole, the fusin❑ ticket is a good one
to get beat, but not i.. win ‘Ve hope the Demo
crats next week will give Lin a good ticket, and it
must be elected if Democrat: , will it and work
for it.
We have great facilities for executing with
promptness, in exeellent style, and upon the most
reasonable terms, all orders for Job Printing eu•
trusted to us, and solicit from our friends a share
of their patronage.
'THE PLAZE.—The place for electing delegates
in the Second Ward this evening is Wilkins Flail
—between 5 and 7 o'clock.
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Vittsburg,st. '
6ATURIJAV MORNING
FOR PRESIDEPT
JAMES
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OF PENNBII , VA NI A.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
JOHN C. BRECKINRIDGE,
OF GENTuCBS
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.
CANAL C011:3113SION - la
GEORGE SCOTT, OD COME - 11V, CO
AVIATOR 0 :
JACOB FRY, Jr., Moony CO.
FIIFIVETOR GENERAL
JOHN ROWE, or FRANKLIN Co
Democratic Electoral Ticket of Pennsylvania
kLxtracts from Bnehnnitt , s Sin-eh on the
Independent Treasury Bill.
.• THAT COUNTRY IS MOST PROEPERi , ti ii
Dor, COMMAYTSE , THE GREATF:ST ii lit AFL
FROM MY I RESPECT Tlir. I ‘7,,11; N., MA •
LABOR IS THE f.,\ .11. 1 I: Al.Tii
TERM COrNTRT ANT, THE FREE LA: , .RERS I 111
NORTH DESERVE hESPEcr FOR THLIF, AJI
isTELLIGENni: 11 EA E\ FORBID Tli T SIT inji
THEM UEf u ; •
COUNTY CONVENTION
1( will be seen t , tL, pr,', et,111;g• of A meet
ing of the County Ccmu,:tte , ti - Lib w puhli b
in this paper that the Detut.cracy .f the until
are called on ert.ct delegates to afl arty (on
vention on Saturday tLc
will be held between the usual bi.urs, and ;t ,s
hoped they will he fully attended n , atr..ug
expression of the will of the people is desired
We hope the Democrats will elect good, snur.l
anu indepcndcnt men, and let have a C,,urvy
COnvelltleit on Wedaet.lay the .!
guished for harmony. prudence rind nd•:F.vu
have a great to-k t r I.re I.IJ IL,
jeer, an lit ruuit h r weh Hui st - I,e:y d,.ue Ti
Coavention has to put in uAniami.:4l n c.lutity
ticket—a c:iudidat , c,,ndi
for State Senator—fire members of At, , ,ertil 17
County Cotnmi.,/ioner. Au liz.,r.
\Vc. hare a -plendid cattonai ft-I,ot -
and BreAiur: nn exc(-iivr.t
6cott, Fry LLI 11,we: .w we aci.,l
ILsure success thi , c,unty, g'.,d oral uu
exceptivnalde county •,:cket V('
on Lae 27th mast give u thal 9tr.)ng a.
available men ani w- can _weep tue c unt
wax. done last year
0 T I C' E
DEND)CIi
There will i e a Hickory and be
mocratic incetlng n tine v.u.arit tsar z•
corner Brant an 1 Fret. , tr,e'Es iLis
Mon lay eren,ng xt It
places in this city for such n meeting, LL.J :,.”
Glee Club will be there.
Ca Binds, fir NlLaughial .cud utter , 1 ,
Iress the metettcg The , gr,und w.ll
tire thousani. Let it be
THAT CONVENTION AND TICKET.
The Itcpuhltean at,.l litt•ox thibg
C:.,raentinri that rri,t to httt•Lurgi, on We in, •
lay, accomplt3he,l a w. , lllezful t,,sk It rrathz Liz
ed the stale and rt.licul , us lie that tl.e LPN,. -
ratio patty iv I,ro Tz,at i, the So` -
stance of its res,,lu , ic..u., But its greatest
tloit was in tominsting a I;,ket A s liter,
who served in the war with Meat:: got ati• tt
half enough cotes to hr n,minat«d
Attorney, while a gentleman, recent' , from Nl,
ryland WA, put in .n Tht• Democrats
pursue a different course title Thor numn,r
volunteered as a'anmrnon s-: I: t in the
war, and came bark as a private •.11e
afterwnrth nominated and eiectel to our L.:
lature, and, removing to lowa he is n,w a mmi
her of the Legislature ~f that State .-11,61 i .;
Democrat volunteered as a soldier in the Mt
can war. He i, rina. P , ,stnia, , ter of till-
But Know Nothings and At nlsts ,gt.,
such merits and claims The tl7,,LvEl,ti„;;
ticket Eieems to have been funned iiu these pi is
Job Printing
• •
Many think that they are contending now to
prevent the extension of slave territory, and I
have shown that as yet slavery has not been ex
tended over one foot of ground under the influ
ence of our united institutions, but that its
boundaries hive been very largely diminished.
Some say, howeier, that there is danger now that
Kansas will bee slave State, and that they would
rather dissolve the Union than sanction this.
ACG UST 2
Such men present a conscientious principle as
the foundation of their action, and then of course
we are to assume that they will act on conscien
tious principles in effecting the separation. They
will not wrong the South by the act of dissolu
tion, whatever they may thick of their institu
tions By the Constitution the terms of tie
l'uton are fixed, and the rights and duties of
each are measured by our representative mem
ber. By that standard the right of the south to
the public domain is a little over three eighths,
and there is nn rule of justice that entitles u.S to
deny it to them. The rights of tenants in com
mon of land never depend upon the moral char
acter of the tenants It follows that if a division
of the Colon takes place, tliere must also be a
division of the public domain, and three-eighths
of it will be taken from the control and settle
ment of those who are in favor of freedom, and
surrendered to those who are in favor of slavery.
In all fairness too we wilt give their share so
set off that it will adjoin the part which is already
their•. Thus we place them in immediate
contact with Mexico and leave ourselves is
e. ntact with the British dominions. If our
present territory should be extended, it will be
ty us northward upon lands already free, or by
our southern bretherti southward upon Meal, a
It is easy to see that, in this way. we are very
tergeiy increasing the actual and possible domain
-I . slavery, while we are pretending to wtil.
it
Be-t 0121,, luau the ruttp rt.u.11,,..k it tNI
is “ur , hare cf the .\ tlnntic hist
I.f their- A dls,luti, , n o n princl.j,
1. i:u,;;cr gtre.s up es.•lusic,ly to .I,tv,.ry tm•re
t,‘ oar Atlantic "rx boat
,f couree, our eaetern etttee can n,, leu,er
f.e pgente of tLe =,,,uttt and e,,,tb
we.-1 They have now no u,rthern, and ih.n
they will have no southern trade, and will hive
to routine themselves to the country we-t of them
But we mint ale° give to the .outh three
eighthn of our CollinavLl navy, and that will he
used exclm.ively for the protection of slavery.
)ur own commercial nary Iv vavtly larßer th..n
can' 615.1611 r be needed for our reduced C.MITIIe I L.,
;1 111:, I The In, etitigi
anal the .urplua of it will j the .oath, 4,r be
I.nrctift-ed by uthern men aft, rit ~ t tetli )3 , 1 ye
leperotted rery largely to market value
"'Mere theret ,re in the nature of th.n6r. I,e
an IMGLIeUt , f , in.treare In the evtuntercial Itchy-Ay
the s,utl, Tt,r ',ads of slavery will ther
re Le greatly strengthened 1 assume,
.ur,e, that we , ,hall continue, as we ought To
do, b. lire at peace with the 'oath. If we .1.
not, it will be incalculably worze for uc all.
I I. not elaborate the-e view,, but siniTly
pre , zeri ..1 the facts and probabilaiet in
or it: to :ugge.3t nubjecbs of vetieetlun fur ouch of
rny fe:low citizenA az hare the ct urage to re..,51
iLr ibiluence , f party leader.. and to think :
Lu.,lvei wail we gain anything that to.n
tn,ral .r material sa,ue by encouraging t::e
tidit tau Lo rat-ed lir. We
, thrrrhy endanger al, in arki t
or.al ,ab , rr•t- dint we Live neretuf,,ro neki n.
EbEli kiwn•
} rt_ U.
the Leu.tu Inn •tr,og 110
It tr,, ,t I t e :ati,,h partrier.lL
sr!, •hrt - s must 1 - ,e nn LAuttatt:e am] runt
pat: r tl. r uraete, and the 'outs w‘ath.l
t , ,w share Itr tquae would be far ui..
th..
thin ll.e territory or hanqi, Whatever port
of :Le domain the t °nth g t r:uuld Lerume st .
It f,,flove, 0,11, that w pe.tceful
~:;11,.n of the CWOU, fal.i un 11011e.31 AlVision
would extend rlavery over wide
fit. Ulta.it.l" a c..utintiel chb1111(
t., Le :lee -taus The alf.unsoniet., then,
u! I exten.l slavery
.ome of them, e wt;l let the
hal 1, , ,ne or IL, i,u6 he domain
is 11, property c,l" all ate : , tatt,..
tak,- be lu j ubliet. —robt.ery
loci :..1 rroike right tw , wer
p.t I ; attit‘c!..e, and one. being ttrunger
tht..)11,,r gr4q., all the assets Can that t , e,
thel
hut. they trBy ng &ill .• The Sorth woul.l
H better use of the domain than the South
that Lten every robber and thief might jukt,
mule, Read the letter
JIM LANK IN A TiflHT FIX
Line, the w - ife-de:-arting Free State hero, M.
iriaL.,,w a speeLb in lowa, a few days ago . Al.
den-huce i the Kansas Legislature as
•• I ,` .al , l It Mall Iu the et.Wd, "Irt w, ~
y-t 1
,:t IL:at Legimlnture w I,Ltgu, wtiat
hp r iy to it !or u glivcrce frutu yi.ur wit
mt:J put out" IL e gallant
Thi, it the ILJULI whom lLi
eat J
carried ••11 , , stIle ' message fur
Fr,rnt uterb hare railed R pole at the upper et.
..t All• l 4ltett, eity an 1 1,.,1-te.l upuu it R ring trig
rEMIMEI
and MI open announcement that the party nert t
to Je”ttoy the linton
JI.H2i N. PrEVIANCE has rt...t c.unie ~.tt
for Fremont. The story that he bud done -u
was a ',lack reputliesn —. And it iu jut like
a go,' many other stories they tell iu their dee
pet atlmi : au,l the Phi;e.delphiti Tl,lltJ and Pot
burgh Gazettr ere just the papers to tell them
FAx-r Itaroar —The Butler Democratic I
d, cis c hat Gen .1 H Purviance, of Butler, 10.-
c ane ',III for Fremont. The editor bases hie de
nial on the strength of a personal conversatliru
which he had with the General, in which the
latter expressed himself unequivocally in fay. - r
of Buchanan.
STBANUE MOWEMEST —The longer we live to
this world, remarked some great philosopher, the
more are we astonished with the curious freaks
of nature. In most all, if not quite all the cases
of breach of bromise of, marriage that ever came
within the scope of our knowledge, the women
have usually taken sides with the injured fettle
nine. The tables appear to be turning. The
ladies of Painesville, the benighted Black Re
publican district of Ohio are to give a donation
party to-morrow evening in order to raise $225,
to satisfy a judgement recently obtained against
a Mr. Ti. H. Gray, in a breach of promise case.
They announce that this movement is „ in order
to give an expression of their feelings and appre
ciation of the same. The call is published and
signed "By order of the ladies." What a change
must Lave come over the spirit of their dreams
when the lailieelmake donations to satisfy a judg
ment against an erring brother in favor of one
of the unfortunate of their sex. There must tie
something behind the curtain which the ladies
did not see fit to publish
Ma. DELANE, one of the editor; of the London
Times has arrived in New York Everybody
leeves London for an excursion in August and
september, the deadest months in the London,
year. Instead of bolting over to the Continenet
where all the world goes every year, to the same
places and over the same road, Mr. Deigns, like
a man of sense, means to have a peep at Yank ee .
Joni. The Times is a vast affair, with as many
editors as there are departments. The political
department is under Mr. Delane. It is he who
is commander-in- chief of those famous loading
articles that are read all over.the wont. He
never writes a line, but he must read every word
before published, and uothlng appears he does
not mark orthodox.
THE Massachusetts Whig State Committe endorse
Mr. FiLlmore and the American State nominations.
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Thoughts for True Patriots... No. 3
lubjert L.t n i.rft
The puLlic .I,main
Go on raid Lane
to.rm 1)1.1 NION
We are that t
The'. 15 the emblem of di union
(Correspondence of the Pfttsbu-gh M Thing Poet.
FROM WASHINGTON.
End of Me Session—Loan the Army BO.—
l'acteous Proceedings —M' Banks Kanaaa
Clauses— At,amed Legislation—Dangerous Pre
eeden!' Ertra Semon.
WASHINGTON, August 9, 1856.
If there be truth in the proverb that revolu
tions u , ver go backward, the country is indeed
en the brink of ruin, and The government rapidly
aiiiVroaching dissolution. A faction in one branch
of Congress has effected the defeat of the bill
providing for the support of one department of
the goy, rnment, thus assuming to accomplish by
indircetion, what it has not undertaken to do di
rectly. The leading fact has already been pro
claimed to the country, but the mode of proce
dure by which this result was accomplished, the
factious. consumption of time, and the extraor
dinary operation of the Speaker of the House
of Representatives. call for a full explanation,
disclosii g, as it do, s, the spirit animating the
Black Republican party in Congress, and devel
oping clearly the purposes it has in view.
TM re was time enough yesterday morning,
between 4 and 12 o'clock, to have disposed of the
army bill, and passed it, as a majority of the
House was clearly in fav,:r of receding from its
position. and allowing it to pass as amended by
the Senate. The third Committee of Conference
had rel orted its inability to agree. In the
House this report was followed by a motion to
insist and ask for another Committee of Confer
ence. The motion was voted down by five ma
jority, s that the next motion in order—to re
cede—might be put It is fair to presume that
the same majority that refused to insist, would
have voted to recede when the bill would have
been passed It requires from thirty-five to
forty minutes t., call the roll of the House,
and by some of the members insisting upon the
decision of each motion by yeas aud nay -,
the time was very easiij consumed. Inc
Senate pas,ed a res dutidu prolonging the se'-
:ion two it, uis, reaching ins , House five
before twelve. there was time enough for it
-11.10 0100 by acclamation . the yeas and na,s
wet, demanded, and while the °ail was prosiee i
mg, the hour of twelve arr;red ; the Speaker di
rected th., Clerk to resume his seat and pr
nom. ed the House adjourned without day. Mr
ptoyed himself equal to the occasion, 41.11
hesitated note moment in ol , eving the behests .1
tie toy dati.mao traitors, of whom he is the tit
representative.
Mr owl, iienc..ition With regard to tt,..
toll and itt passage was . fully niam'ented on :;at
urdav A motion for another Committee
Coa.ferenre. with inatruottons to the
branch of the t ,•mulittce to recede, was otfere 1
and the vote announce.] to be a tie • the ca,tiba
vote was given by the speaker in the negati.,.
A full share r the re...pr,osibil.ty therefore rest
upon him for the defeat of the hill, he place!
him-elf de•tinetly in the rank., of th tche, ~t
all ha7ar.l- intended it. defeat A motion
auopend the rule, that a resolution to prolong
f i,,. ought toe , 4tered, failed tr re , -e,ve
vote of two third-. Black Republicane
atraity.t even tits. These men greeted the an
nouncement o f the a d j ournm en t hr ,speak
with clapping of hands an .I they demonstr•.•
Ilona of frrattfication
It will he remetuhered that tw, v
were attached hr the House to The hilt for the
support ..f the Legislative. /o:leek/Ell, Awl J
expense- or the vretrittlintl, mild that the item ,
defray the rqprllr., of the tteit Legislature • t
was struck nut This hill was passed, the
li6use pring np the tw , K 411 2 ,18 prOVISwi and (1
.take ...it the Ypipi:l7riet
referred to [her part .f the hill pri.v..i• -
fi.r tho ,•f the Jr of the ! . nit. I
States, incluhng that of d
tht. legtslation is that tic Itlvrk Itcpuldt , or,
majorit7 ..f thi II i.e Jr.'. voted to i.nf, rve ire
g nctsvt .. 1011 , 711 Are A hillt^.l
h e impull,tr, and perhaps uh.i ; I
refuse t.• ,upp2rt x ieß,•lr.(ure to amen•l and
peal thoa« lawo r•. the arm:. they atr..
4prurt , -10 - 11. Nlr . de
to be a harmless thing . vet ;t is Inatatesl
even to the defeat of the if Every bc,l7
anOW• that it 11. not i 1 na+mleas 14a1g. but rati. r
run of dapper wad reTollaUcilrif it haft boon ILlt,
ted -On the one hand c+ercing the SeLat..
he Breit . ..lent h. yfell ti the .tictr,trou tt,
II Lite and a. the other. placing to the
dentl• hen .1. most unusual and dung:groat, NIT, -
The precedent net t. one boding ill to the ot, m ,
try To iletiy 1,1 the 'l,l - art/mew What 14 Peer
harp ttN,11.4 41.1prtOrt to "...le 4 tr,,y 1I If ti a thtlrti,rl.l
U. he !until poticy ty aboliTh the army, iet
to that eifei the delitterately agreed upon The . ,
no apbropriiiitron will he ne-cettriary for its supl.,..rt
But the law• establiatring rho hrancti tf the Ter
Tice remain in force. and toe l'reallent to dent.!
th" menu, 10 eiel We (two, It opens tile .
is. the -octet-- ot till •trou at 4.-11.1 P future Ume
a Tingle lirum lt -1 !'.!ogre--- to iciest al: apt.:
gnat: it,. for ttto Litt, port of gaiTertiurent, an
that. t., Fumy it to it iturriniary 7dlution
per-.yl erm ik the heginning ;if eh.'
non agitation In the Unite! titab)m, all.! roost I.
the strength abd violt/Illit it ii.a4 now attain.. I
11411hOtit the m,.-; µloomy ariptehemityny for th
future The reroluticinary element, enthoitte t „
the abolitim, party have pro r zre-i-iil 7.tep t t
until they have aocorapli‘tie 1 ft reroluthinat
act, aryl ttireaten t mob.. ti,. reynluti
t., , ..111•1,.t .t, . the f , rnt ,It.
nrittnen: t i!L„t I e the on I
Stater, e ollinocA 1.. !10 1, 1 I"gelLer , 'l4
..r- thing- couhl rust tor a , tiort time only. ti "
I , 11 re--tvaig iol. t. .r nxi eletnei
of thirl v ~I)V 1 , 141 , 7 , tn•Je21: FLA
Pit u t • I,,tm new totSiWiation,
!...pflr9te eX,IPtiCe, end Inter, • 1
r,,v6t dictate
In view 1/f the Mlllll'/,,n Congress to pa—
the Pre:skit-tit ha. issue l his proelato.
lion tailing il.lgrth,r an extra session on Thar ,
day next In a part) print of VIeW. tt Wcul I
,Tothile.s redound to the atraticag e of th e d e m
erat.r party to go t,etore the country arab lb,
ro , already mule 111 The ;sane is t I
Ided at the North and the ~l/P1.11111(1 111 whet,
1, the .-on.luet of the... , Itepresentatlve • 1- to toe
approved by the people ~ f that 'potion It con: i
be present e d with the greatest farce in the nl.ll.
ncr a lready determine! Mit the President's .1,1
ty rr, to the oountre, and he has thought proper
again to call On il , ingress to perform its duty
Should a quorum he present on Thursday. theta
will be nothing but factious proceedings in the
House to prevent an adjournment on Friday . rf
the sane mode of resistance le to he eontinued a
prolongation of the session would he itself,.
But it will show to the country in a still strong, r
light the character anti puler of aholitmnixtr:
MERCER
Robert C. Winthrop—His Reasons for
Supporting Jensen Buchanan.
This gentleman, a leading Whig of Maeeachu
sett', and ' , inner! y Speaker of the Hou se o f
Representatives in Congress, was lately invited
to attend a Kansas Aid Meeting, in Faneuil Hall,
Bo4ton, to which he replies in a calm, dignified
tueLn e r, but taki.. occasion to administer a just
and merited rebuke to och traitors as are in-t:-
gating rebellion in Kansas , t hereby visiting upon
the country the evils of civil war and a dissolu
tion of this glorious Union His letter is worthy
of an old hue Whig statesman, whose affections
are centered in the Constitution of his country,
and who is willing to sacrifice party attachments
when our free institutions are in peril In clo
sing his letter, he state, his position in the
fol
lowing language:
"There is really but one absorbing question now
before the people. In the solemn magnitude of its
presence all others are hushed. This question in at
last presented in a tangible form -- Shall the Union
be preserved ? or shall the first step be taken toward
the entire disruption of the States of the Union, by
a severance of the North from the South? Looking
at the political signs of the times, with this question
staring us in the face, we make our choice o f candi
dates. The nominesse of the Cincinnati Convention
make the preservation of the Union the matter of
paramount interest Other principles are advocated:
but if any subselrthiney is to be- made, all may be
subservient; bat "the Unien,it must be preserved."
•.On the other hand, the preservation of the Union
is a minor and secondary principle with those who
have met in convention under the title of Republi
cans. With them the preservation of the Union is
to be tolerated as a matter of contingency. Mr.
Banks committed the first act of treason in declaring
in the Halls of Congress that he was in favor of "let
ting the Union slide," unless a favorite crotchet of
his own or his associates should be endorsed.
"This is the broad and grand division of the (pas.
tion that now divides the country and in view of it
we hesitate not to declare our infinite preference fur
James Buchanan to any man who sustains the least
chance of an election, and to endorse him as a man
well calculated to face the factions in our own land,
and the wiles and combinations, and manifold diplo
macy of the trickster politicians in the Old World."
The following Democratio ticket has been
nominated in Crawford county. It is a good
For Assoviate Judge—Samuel S. Adrian.
For Assembly—Wm. McArthur, Joseph Patton
For District Attorney—W. L. Brackenridge.
For County Surveyor—A. W. Mumford.
For Commissioner—Hiram South w o rth.
For Auditor—S. R. Jackson.
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IMEIPMEI
f From the Pehrurylvanian.)
CAMPAIGN SONG.
Fri.. Sem's Fur,
Of all the mighty parties trrni the East and from the West
The Democratic party le the greatest and the best;
Every State in the nation. it respects them all the game--
To preserve this glorious Union is its object and its sins.
Then come along, come along, make no delay;
Come from every nation—come from every way;
Our platform Is broad enough, don't be alarmed,
The planks are all acund. the timbers unharmed
our sword is Equal Eights, the Constitution in our shield,
And with Justice on oar banners we will boldly tithe the
field:
With Buchanan for our leader, see will rout the fusion hosts;
Era. the Ides of next NovemLer. there'll Le nothing but their
ghosts.
With old Buck of Penuilyl , auht, we'll buck them off the
track.
And with Bred:: of old Kentucky, break their Abolltion back;
The " Pathfinder" has explored the mountain'e top and river
coarse,
And bell so,n explore e.a.lt River jn bid little woully horhe
Every State and Territory than enact its loaal Lawn;
We will preach non-intervention, and we'❑ light in Fr,
dom's cause:
Well protect the Right of Suffrage from -11r,rder Ruffin.
tools,
From the Know.Notlang assassins. and from Alwlitiou V./ULF
and Indiana, and Nf, Ynrk, will go for Buck,
Niel., New Hampshire. California, Pennsyl - rania and Ken
•
tnck;
Ali the E , lntes, Loth North and twenty-niut for Buck
count,
And v. - ell give the nigger stealers Maeeachusette and Vtr
moot
MERCER COUNTY —A gentlemen writing from
Sharon, Mercer county, says :
"The cause of Buchanan is all right in this
and in Hickory tea - nabip se - less than 19 members
of the Supreme Order of the star spangled banner
nuns Know Nothings, have withdrawn and declared
for Buchanan and Brerkinridg,e."
46i- Wormat Worms Worms I-- A west
many learned treatioeis have baits written. explaining The
wrigin of, and classif) mg the wur ens gettersithri in the human
system Scarcely any lAe rriedicai eta ited
acute olAer ration and pr tifyittel ,r.otrrri , 13.1,1 Vet
,i/331CISAID are ter) nine li darned the stilip,t
It I . l.,‘v•er, that, aitet all, .‘ made
ell ng them and pnrifyino, the laxly Utah their itresettir.e. i.
r d
tit., stint than the WIONeI de:NUMMIns to
an .311,41111[1g ha. oil length L.eu toured Li,
ellulfltizel.ltroon I,,t.c.tit. trench aught attar e l .,
,:h...—itrelintacy baitwitched I.y the -tt
the thish.,ll ftirult t As ix ti,', pr i ett.
h intl.- -14 Cll.l,ens
i ertify/hut I are trtmuleti with a..t tte
ilia., a yewr I el% a rod o, us- 3PI LAor Otlelortuctl
utllttg.t. prepLred I. Flntntritt Buts Pitt.t.mr.tti. I t
tpt.ttlt whlclt Lll,llOll are) .11,Put lilt) worm.. 1 tot,
thy; ac nul m.w 1,11,•et I y ..dl The
I.art. my Mane, tuA.l I art her pnruculara, by eti,i.:l
ntc I. Ni:,. Ilea the, )14/.1.40,14 I E I
TM - .IL NiounAt at rvet
F . il/ bower. . 4,k 1:). D. .k LAW . .
" tut,l I t Fleming 1., a, Put,
burgh. P. Ail other in • •.nki 11. si-t•t
Ifr ]flan, • ,c.ALIII•e. Leer I ltfn, fag ~ciot.ta:,l
egnoruid, tt, w t., taJ at .ii i.iwct-41.1k drug 9t,,,t,1
gettgolt tll., ittgd"tdre •! LEMrsti
1 soJ ti s' j q.rwtra,
I LKSII hI BROt+
ru it, J K il.l R en.,
atto,t. oorLer
44r- Piles, nrg,i m tAd. 114,91; •
1;.... Az, .litt aps,,,lA I Earn, tunes • lay wttia
A I P It •r, hnt Irm the rotUal, Lk.°
ihot , •ll ttt. •• ills Oihn.l wtth f',a tr. ;jou, Jati.l !
wli e ciLleitttrit. It AA ❑.e at n1..4r itlvlrnwil It 14••7,
taal• ales .4 any are 4 etrule.ces n,,r to eye eb.:e
mats sly all. fr.it....1.1) ,uraig by 4 , 110 11.441,411" m
are knout by the 4erel, striaing end iwerir
Bie.ding 1.1 the. tall.t.g
•. 1,14 kik wha II then prck• Use ittl,kt_,,kl
J 11.0.1 kyklkat Lek k I 1, ,, ,p, 11 , 11' al
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nits. tkke:, pr.,k4fe n tn•rfe,
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ca np Appl)-1.
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CEMEORIIMIMS3II
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14.... k
till Vol 'in EA IIt:bli
4,4% 4 I.
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k t•ei I 1
I, I make the alv.•v• %Ur... 1,6/ ;a.), .11 I
r.••• • ,• • iviterelt to there a reel. vet I' V VI I.
MAane'll IYYY..rsp l'.l JO,l 114/ it, I,
P I.t. is rtti.attied t• 5 ~.or :Ili. Al
Dr ...ilia. w i lien.i.Ll26lA o ..vca
1.4 1.16, 11 kir.l . :!P6 sl it , ; , 11441.•
Lx .1 P I
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sk-a- Kennedy's Msdlcnl Discovery---
~ has. 1.41.0 t.. 1 t4+t n t.. w
F. 4 ,1 nu 1. s iftle as huo MIA ti 1.. i., • vcr,,,l) It 1.,
I,ke vglldllr,
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LLc.la .1-4,1 fr fie . I:It
.•tt . .41.%
10 L 14,, r 1 I vrvic. 1 Ib. but h.q.., 0,1 I
• I , t 'ln, 6.1.111 ag&in olppan, ttmt 1, 0.
• ..erf aboLlAt, U. 111.1, 444.1 i ho i51,.14 I
11,4iJ 1./t *lb./ 1•a .•6n that n•.t 1.
t. It* naantivats Dant.. f.l It pratolL L 'Linda .1
~ • L.-
n• , her ....vet- 1.u...in a:tat this rtuttod) a1...W1 t. I t
0* - tong Ist atLot b.
Sad seal snlatli tat Dl.l tll.:ttltt iIL II Nl. 1 h I.' •
IP. .Lnl stroet, ett;fl ..1 !tlnrtar, atpt al .1 P
FL 0•8, Alla.gLienr
4t Hoolfland'• German. Bit I era--L
Late. 6sy ~1 ^ f;'l.lr Er.0,,n.,1
C .V Antituron—llear ttlr: The Bittern are la Kreaf Jr
maul hare. In addition to the quituiity %old Icy Moth, ti
Hal tau, your airenta, the two other ntoies 'ell more of ilo
then soy other medicine I arid Choy air much nerd by t
valeecvnt furor liatierile hi rehilliti their hi.ikeii
thins I have uao.l, luring the lam ,uuta.r. m net
faucily, tout bottlers They Weis reavinonviided Ima tier t
uelgt,tvt, at a Mire when ray aystein aa, much Jrl..Ltao I
front the' Pricer., of a severe 1411‘e in leer, They gal It nic
appetite and restrand a tone and vitt., to my a hole
lit orit of the Ilepteinhes nowhere ot 11., paper I relate , ' lei
tic the gieal it Bitter, h.
Gnor they hate had a large nide, and hate LION he. el, I lit'
.‘4llltiarti medicine In thin vicinity.
Iu conviusion, I x,mld es) that I feel greet tibutsure in
gliing you this testimony ~1 the rattle sn,l pooress of new
preparation. Respectfully, yours, RALPH Lill
aeo verthamont
Per sale by FLENIINI) DROP. Dr. tlEi) It ISLIC!IER,
Pittsburgh.
eir He Watchful ut the tirst Aymptut. ~f
BUM PTION. At the vet y first lodic/Loon tolinimater
ROOERS' SYRUP OF LIVERWORT, TAR. AND t ANC II t.
LAI WA, aud lice is safe. Do not rtegleet n Cough
these are symptoms of its approach. Further inferwet.k.ii
in the pamphlets. See aloe lung advertisement.
far" For .le, .holettale mid retail, by It E SELLF.IO A
C•).. corour Weed and Suoinmi etr,hits.
S.A,i LiKNDERSLIN 4I BRO., Liberty street; H. p
SCIPWARTZ, and BECKHAM d IicKENNAN,
City
Why 14.1E1 you Suffer, Irian RELI EP CAN BE
SO EASILY OBTAINED;—Baru you a or Thi oat, clumsy,
itheumatietn,Neunagla, Bronchitis, Croup Stiff Joni ttl, Prost
Bites, Burns, Sprains, or Paine In any part of your ti)stent
You one be relieved at once by using she most beautiful of
all Liniments, the White Circassian Liniment," pupated
by Dr. SCOTT, 01 Morgantown, Va., and for Bale cheap.
wholesale and retail, by Dr. KEYSER, lie Wood street, and
JAB P. PLEMTN. 0, near R. R. Depot, Allegheny. See ixi
vertutement iu another column of to-day's paper. I mur.ij m.
Ariv- t oat kings and Hosiery for Winter....
If yuq don't want your feet pinched with bad and sl. pmt
Stockings, you will take our advice and go to C. lbsto - is ttir
tier of Market alley and Fifth street, and buy some W those
°tent fine Stockings, that make your feet feel n Ice and
comfortable. DALY also makes and eells every v uriety of
[Joinery thatlou can mention, at wholesale and ri
Remember the place, corner of Market alley, nail Fifth
e[reet.
fa? if you wish to buy a (WI), a Ad at the den,
time a HEAP SILK HAT, call and get one 4.. f our sa.oQ
HATS, 'Allah are as good as can be bought for th e money to
the city. KOSC/AN k
aula 164 Wood atreot.
01" Hats and Caps--ad who atish to ;yew a NEAT
nd GOOD ILiT or CAP, should call at No. 164 WOOD st..
and purchase what they may want in that line.
MORGAN & CO, 184 iioodic
50 CENT Oolong and English Breakfast
TEA for wale at (aal6) DRANO'S.
MMM
PITTSBURGH I From the Button Petra-clay livening Gezette.l
LIFE. FIRE AND MARINE A PER rumr.D BurArti—iihit lady or gentle-
I.VSi! Arf.'/: I. would remain under the curt , e of a disagreeable
CORNER wA i•gt,
.t.ND Alma.; ET ; mum breath :chez by using the - Balm ,1 a Thoesand
Pr9"rstiClLoll, ! Fiutcrr.l" as a dentifrice wbu'd not only render
h. ,I3Er,T GALWAY, President. it sweet but leave the teeth white as alabaster?
MCC Glue St,retary. Many persons do not know their breath is bad,
, • , „,'
411:49 - -Titi. Caaripaay waked exery Insurance appertaining to and the hult)ject. is so delicate their friends will
tr connectd aid. LIFT Itldli:?..never wention it Pour a single drop of the
Mee ag•iif.l iiiji.l. AND CAll,hi RIEgS e h the Ohio .
ort your t,), - tth-brubh and wash the tooth
and Miattanippi 'Air re mid tributarica, nad MARISE RISKS " BA" '
generally. • night and rat:ruing. A Efty cant bottle will last
. . .. . .
And against Loss and bamage Ly Fire,
and against the vear .
Perils of the Sea and inland Navigation and Transportation. "
Policies sand th:. luwrst roses ct,,..alatent e-ith safety to A BEAL: rIF L C Met.Extos miy easily be &c
-all passe. qtlired by using the Unim of a Thousand Flow-
DIRECTORS.
ee.s It will rmiove 'di:
. 1 impies and frecklea
Bamad SPClurkan,
.7,11 n Scett, from the oem, leaving it a soft and roseate hue
fined Wet s t o wel, pour on two or three drops, and
CharleA At intthco t.
Joseph S. Leoch wash the lase night i morning.
Nlausneld U. Jima!, rtdvttcs MADE. EA.; —Wet your shaving-
Clinscion Zug. brush in either warm or cold water, pour on
Rob.lrt 11. Hartley,
two Sr three drops of Balm of a Thousand
Flower.., - rob the heard well and it will make a
EUREKA INSURANCE COMPANY i beautiful lather much facilitating the operation
OF PITTSBURGH. iof sharing Price only fifty cents. For sale by
H. SHOENBERGEK. PrNlicient. Fetridire & Co., proprietors; and B. A. Fahrie-
ROBERT FINNEY. Se.er,•tary stock s Co , Fleming Bros R E. Sellers & Co.,
C. w Gunr•rul Agent.
)1 Ir. H.Keyser and H. Miner & Co., Pittsburgh
WILL INSURE. AGAINST ALL KIND:4
OF and Beckham & McKennan, Allegheny city.
_ _ _
Da‘l.l It'Canrilese.
ik All E.,e.e...a enatain...l parties ;;4.50:e..1 3
tedue.l i.y thin Company will oeltberally adjnsted
1 Y paid at its OFFICE. go. Ire IVATEIt STIIEET .011
ivITESTERN INSL:itANk..I t_CIAIPA'_•;i, I
PITTSBURGH.— I] I • 1. M. I
(.1 FUXIN, Secretary.
Will tanure aint list pit
All Ivsbea v.lll 1:1..,.:4,1y I,k ) Uot.ml.l, 1
A Howe Innutuuun, tuaud.,ce.l by •
know;, t the , ~..ruintur.oty
r, t4s
I,ropta, and u, inalittain , 1
they linen .40/111.1 rims pro . • '•
who inane t.. I, Ltinl,l6.l
Dike It. , J,. . • 1,
ii H Ztrillh. I. •
A udre. .%Lkicy. Jasll.l.l I.4r.fne,tr. faint,. i.
A dley, Alexander Nlmick, Ott
1/I.o' °Mt to, :e et \Vat,' eumt, ,11" ..1
Co,
r
,State r‘rart
CO., li A tIEHLIChIi i P $1,6o,o:10.
tilrairl Fire aft, Mat lite lileli.rante CO. l 4
P4114.A0E1.1.111., •41":'.4 I, $300,000.
Inclicrance f o. of the Valley of 111 Viola
WI.NeIIICSTf.E., 1.1 . - A/V./.4L, 5300,000.
COMIlla Oh tcealt n insurance Udinpauy, H.
Kl.:,llUtto C-tPil 41., 5300,000.
InutUttl Life Int...ranee (
If ART f'l4/ A 5
Penrixylvanla Insurance
A.ND . 51:20,02'4 41/
WIN Y J ,41N, i•i yea I '1 I CARKILIt.
Cali,. I)
PEKIN TEA sTORE,
GREEN & BLACK TEAS
ft,b. 11. , r.p—ater. CA: 11
: •4+oca ,ni ..r1 +.;l-, of it
t, tL. An, (1....!
F. ItY h , cite
PA( KBD TILAS, PCT LP IN MoTAL.K . PAt,h
OF ALL °RADE: hY Tkl): HALF Clll-9T
%hd
And,:
1•t0ti,..-••• iso
Li. I- lipl.l .11i 1., r
a.ti..NT or ^Y[-'l.: I Till. :nix
J nINEe FAMII I\t.> S. J.il'r..E'd
Pltiabitr,h, Jut,
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THIS LINE 1:7; NuIV PREPARE!)
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ri- 1 fr. n. 4,
MEM
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IIIIP(11:1'Ek ti DE LEP. IN
0)11 HUN AND !MAI EST
No. 13 1.1. ood LelN cc. Iplainond
~llel and .I.'ourtli
lIIMIC=I
.1.4.31 Ls COLLINS N. CO.,
Foniarding and Comminiou Mt chani
114 Attie 113 i tit ~ R. CE Pi71:,111
at• 1.. 'I
RHODES, 111.tiGIEN & CU.,
Ful; WAE Nt, ANI , cuMAII:'
r , :,s. 1 1 , •14,r al. 1 , , I
[FLOUR. GRAIN.
BACON, LARD, LARD OIL,
.4 N 1) Pie NER,4I:
d. &dal,
EC PPEAN %MAUI CONIEI
Prosaugtu s finatt tLo vl.l ..tnitry to l'it
itud 11.1.1nryo mitl.,l to Ent Ut. I Y15.,11
%V. II 9MITII
WHOLESALE GROUFF:
NVILLIAMs & ALLEN,
CHILSO.N FURNACES,
Wrov,ght Ir•ou Tubing,
For VVarnang and Ventilating Bulitlinga
ltd' W. at A will rant ta,t La- AN at inina and Venulau,a,
by Fteain or IF ut Water, Pip, or Chtlaou'e uruace, Chu, rn..
. B a, School., f inapitala, Inatortna. cirran Hauaes. LfrwclUnga,
Court nous , / Jaila, or Hatelig. 2n 21AHSRT STHKET,
Pittsburgh.
Jew. 13• K t,Ns. tat, of Hurciphtr3n. Pito
D. N. L'ousrva Late of rttLibur.ils
KOONS & HERSTINE,
FLOUR FACTGRS,
AND
General Produce Commission MeLhanis,
REP)! R TO
Bagaley,Woodward et Co. illyan, y St
Barrett. Martin A Co.
BelllllV a uta u rt me li .t C
rt, o.
Wood it Oliver.
Slifer, I tics H Co. 1 J A. W. Rsa,
Caleb C pt. H C,- •• Bartley, Cosgrove
Truitt, urothsr A Co. lion it Wilson.
J Conruor HC.laiiciui lli. IFolilich H Foulds, Chau •ulllai•
A A p„th,d,¢ Co. Morrow Lt tlettiet, ..
Tweed H Sibley, J. S. Chanoweth 3 Co
And Pittsburgh and Philadelphia Mardiancs genet M.'S
mai idaprfini
WRIGHT'S PIJ L:
and for sale by k
P.d.bert Galway,
Joz.cph P GawzAL, M D
James Mwrshall,
JanaA Si. Hailman,
Alex nder Bratllr y,
Joni, iullerton.
ikold H. Cll%/11.11.,1.4.
Carr.
Jaa. D. McGill.
MARINE _CND FIRE RISKS.
BEIM
J H. She.anberger,
C W. Batchelor,
Isaac M. Pennock.
W
K P. Lissch, Jr.,
George 2 SeWei),
A. A. t AkiltlEit Az HILO.,
A 63 r •
two. 3I PIPTH
)NY thtoit SArri or 111 J EXcllA:ort: BANIt
Pittsburgh, Pa.
StILD AND NEI All
OLD ECLIPSE
FREIGITI I LINE
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f.,A3 - 1151 , 11.
HARDWARE
k I • ,:rl,l .a. Ilia. 40 k.t
II II Lisi; TUE., 10“1..-...t
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111111 MIN
Collins' Pittsburgh, Mead% ilic S Eric
t' ANA I. t N
MLitt Ft .1:\ Ts
: 1 Ololif. TSNAII,
PITTSBURGH STEEL WORKS.
IS
r.t..1.7ar ri
IL ' ♦ S E E L
SPRING, PD,}W AND A. R. :'TEEL.
FPRING:' f) AXLES'.
Corner Koss Finn Flrut Streets,
PITTSBURGH, PA
A LEN. MINTER,
DNA LER IN
No. :WO I.therty street,
D. B. ROGER ! ,, 4 & CO
MAN[
Hiniklit , ' 1 \IPli •ViD
STEEL CULTIVATOR TEETH,
CORNERt( , ~S.Fiesr STRENT.'s,
PlTTslilitßiLl. PA
JUKES BLAKELY,
Corner of Seventh anti tinitthfie.l,l Ntreris,
W W MA tR
SMITH, MAIN & HUNTER
lisl Second and 1:51 Front st.,
Pittsburgh, Pa
91 AWUFACTURERS JF
AND FITTING NENE11.41,1.1,
AL 47 ..\ - rw - rh Witartvs and v 5 eez
Mow R.r, street,
gross just received
VI) FLEM/NO BROS.
, -44+4't - *-
EiE=E
46- Have You a Rupture of the Howelst
—I wool I a rei,pectfully invite the attention of the, 4i.
iilCttll with het nix or rupture of the bowels to my spied:4o
assn! talent of Trasiai of various patterns, and to suit every
de applied and satisfaction gaarantied in every moo, at my
144$ W.,0.1 street, Pittsburgh, Pa-, sign of the
u olden Mtrtar Among the frusses sold by mo will be
fiaidd
G. W. Carta,
T. ll Cpthku,
h. D C«•hran,
t 1 A caugh,y
nry.tu,
31.2.r5+,'3 Cere
French Vtry . ,F,144,1,2
Giat Ell.l.Mc
C4,ldrcn.t . eingb, and doubts;
771.716 u/ Truta•s, chi/assn." and adult:
Eiiptzt Spring Truss ;
.5. S. Fac..;.',4 ,sup,rK,rter Truss:
pricii of Truss. vary from rt to go. Hernial
it cptur,d parrots can be mud by ramming money and
Se,tilia g : the tt,...uairt, arc.un.l the hips, stating whether tl.e
rapture to an the right of left side. I also sell and adapt
L, Banning'; Lace or Body Brace, for the cure of Prolap
i;., CA 1.1 uses 01 the tatudt or Abdomen. Piles, Chrot,:c
CA. and at. y weinkilActielJkipendin.g . in n rsk and ilebffi
t.iic.l I the abdominal musei~•e.
lIIMIIIMI
•4 • ,/c ••!, T)-1,
MEM
liar Link ,n and variccao veins
~fali
rtery pallent, and in fact
kind ni dpiAtalle • na ti is the cure of di±ease,^
lon h. EY =l:tte to persona in want of ftracee
'ft i_sea L ..an -Ora. IZo coilttte patient by writiti
I•nt .t ie.l . f a>, I: ; I kmatera and apply the Ttnea
L 1 1
THE ALLIANCE INSURANCE CO.,
I'tiILADELPIIIA.
0.•..1,EATi1. I.i TH.. I...ii,LATCFS OF PENNeILVINLL, 1.63.1
JI RI r. Pr;Fi P klf CAL- CAPITAL POO,OOO.
Na. 50 Walnut St.,
k".! R .11AR :Yst VSUR ANCY
Pim,Goo.
AL;11,4,117,ed lapitsl
Clipa.l .Ip.
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A ,eett. It4ttle for lowed
co:5'8191 - 1NQ OF
P..t...h. and Mt rtgaary on touncumbered Real
F.-rat,.. and Sic,aka of par valu- $182,500 O)
P..... 1, ...ill Stock N •tea bearing Six per cant.,
LI; terk.,r . . . . 28,156 Lei
4 :4,1i Oil hand and in the hands of igenta 26,744 15.
Bill- lirciorabi , 14,395 iai
P M n,rmi
,
Wm ,Fmrl, E
W ,
lin. I .
IMIII
i via :: 1:1 y, ;La: I have criticalls - , and by a personal
srAcr.:Lais, the t , o,ks. capital, aaieta and secuntsea of
the Aiu,nre I no,: AL, Com;.any, of Philadelphia, illYe.t
gat Invr,sponsibility uf said Institutiot,
I r.r
a I din oil ti,:y cit.! in ray convictions, that
I I ,:ipany unimpaired Capital in Martga,:er
i:sal Estate worth double the kl:10:641'
Is: tt, rt.,:lftga;edi.. My Investigations bar.
.:17 , 21. i ..sithing. and are, I ill• 10.1,
b r ES.TAMIN II AUSTIN.
I tae • that I have been acquaintr.i
I .%.13:111 n several ye,rs and hare erdb
- L:- rapacity an.l Ability. and Wollia
51-12 his 'Cater:le:4l or 15,01 opinion
MILLI RD FILIMOfI
H F. E.at'E S.
11 -. Airrick A CO
5 HIM 1.. `.l,oJeirkiae t Jr.
Hon. Harry habits - in. Syro.
11,0. 1,0.!11.. N. V. ruAr.. N S.
:1 Ilai 1 . . N 1 , 10 23. Sb.ttu, Hum In.
rs 12 V.ANCP. nu boll , liu
.1 • 'AS .t R NT. IN 81.1 it NCE on yr stol
INstiItANCE nn goof. I
tailtowi rT ai scesrnino.latll,,.
1.... , tuir
LUNE TAAFFE, Agent..
N.,. SO ISsrer rtrest, Pittsburgh.
CITIZENS' INSURANCE COMPANY
F PITTNBURGH.
it 11.1.L.A..11 BAGALEY, President.
L %Li h±111: 1. dxretary.
Starke: and il-bod strre..f.r.
luaureo. lIL'LL AND CAHt.I , I RISKS, on the .0111,,
n. 1•1 RI, er6 and till -It:Anal.
.11.,tzr.s a t -minst Loos or beznAge by FIRE.
arainert the Perils a the See and Inland Narigatko
I 'I I,llldrlt T 3 ti•,
reMINIA
M Cooper,
iaumtl Hew,
I dirt Le aim,. Jr.,
M
c. Ilarbac ti,
W.,iret
COMMONWEALTH INSURANCE CO.
HARRISBURG, PENNA.
Chartered Capital, - - - $300,000.
se. I ugutes Building, and .•ther Property against Lens
ty ire aia, against Perils the Sea.,
and Trent,p,metiort
,Irrt Ca a .•.• CAMERON, Presider, t.
rIEN'J PAIUTE, Vice President
CARRIER, Secretary
A. A l'Afth I Ageut, Fourth and Smithfield. [J„23,&..
DEL4WAUE MUTUAL
'APETV INSURANCE COMPANY
E COIiNF.R TILIRD AND WALNUT 61'6,
Philadelphia.
4 MARINE INSITRANCriS ou Vessels, Cargo, Freight,
all partn of the world.
INLAND li6UIBANCE3 OX kIOODS, by Rivera, Canata,
akos /Ll,l 1,114 CA( 014 r.. to all parrs of the Union.
FIR} I NIS I' It ANrF. A .S Ehe ANDIZ.F. generally. On
Dwelll,7
.43,kds 1 ,)/MintAIN .V4orlater Oth, 1866.
M , ,rton,,s unt Eatate. $1.01,0.0 o;
;•litladolphia thty, vud odor Loans 86,210 v.)
: cd; ut lianko, ltallrood anJ I.:trance Olt .... 23,6 60
Niiln re:eivabin. . 180.}40
anh on liana :46,8'26 th.,
ut hands ,f Agents, P.7emnatua an Ma,
P,lhoira woutlx isouod, and other dobta
tine the
- obscrli,tloL .N. La
=II
DIRE , TORS.
James C. Band.
Theophibia Patibfing,
Jam. Traquair.
William Eyre, Jr.,.
J,shna L. Price,
Jamft , Tennant,
Samuel E. Stokes,
Henry Sloan,
James B. McFarland,.
Cbarlas Schaffer,
Robert Burton,
John B. Semple, Flttsternsb
D. T. Morgan,
.1 T. Logan,
WM MARTIN, Presldant-
C:loa C. HAND, Lire Preaident.
lltNet LYI-11UELN, Secretary.
litmo
4,..stpli 11. 64-431.
hail - mind A St'ul.r.
1,4v15.
John H l'ennue,
tee.ngiLu per.
14,...1 Darlir.,gon,
Pr li. NI 111:4:n.
C Ludwig,
lll4gh
f'harles Raney.
H. J. 11,9 BrO , ko,
.1 U Janscu,
.10F. R. ITUNTI
INSCRANCE €OIIPII,
•
OF PHILADELPHIA.
Cn ti„ I LA 1 carrtv.u.— ED lit THE STATE OP erautturasta.
Chartered Capital, $500,000.
U,11:/\ - E Ea AND TRA_VSPORTATION.
tit. IN S I.lPPlNCOTT,'President.
oRRIN ROGERS. Secretary.
GEORGE YOUNG, Treasurer.
DIRECI . OII.9.
Aai.,l. "!. Ltppincort, William B. Thomas,
Nla.l.l,...iiiiMgham. William Neul,
NI, ...la./. Te., tor, Alfred Weets,
Otrtir Fi...:,rs, Charles J. Fields,
J.. P :situ... James P. Smyth.
sty-Thie Company has been organized with is dash Capi
tal, ~tel the Larectora have deterouned to adapt the businensi
. it,. available res.m.rceti. To observe prudence in conduct
.; it- oda., with a prompt adjustment of 1.8.408.
Pittibar gli Office, No ".'d Water talent.
tit J. NEWTON JONES, Agent.
The i.•ilvwtna, well n.,wit and responaible firma In Pan,
I.urgh have authorized reference to them, with regard to the
and saundueana of the Manufactures' inecu-ance
Company.
Kramer A. Aain,
tre.(ll go Co,
Jones ; Tiernan t Co.
nov7
PENN:4I LV (J JA INSURANCE CO.
•1 PITTSBURGH.
Corn,z 0 I.'ouri k , and Smithfield Strewth.,
PHIL &Lit PIETA
•
11..ure lledulthe, Ind other thoyerty against Lao .•r
••• 7 . by Ffc. and the Porde at the Sea and Inland Natl
pitide and Transt, Itatioll
w. , ;eorge ll
I. Grier Spr A
A. J..lones,
1611951613
Eui.purter uoir iu I.e. I 0.18, .11
fur wtak cheated and n 7.;
Dit H. KEY:if:it., 140 Wood at.,
Prittrt of the ()tuition itkrtar.
MET
Jam,. Sill. Eti.,
13enj }3 Myrick, Beg.,
J 11. NI:Colley, Eq.,
P. Wycketi, Eeq.,
Wrn II (tray, tag
Benj. LI. Atiatin,
i• M ]Lull f President-
=LE
CI-opt. Mark BterlinA
Samuel dl. Kier,
Wilhon, Bingham,
John S. Dilworth.
Francis Sellers,
J. Schocumaker,
William B. Flay,
lam
John zlhipton
P. A. MADEIRA, Agent,
No. 5 . 6 Water street, Pittsbnrgla
MARIN E INSURANCE.
FIRE RISKS.
==!
Wilson, Childs & Co.,
Liampton & Campbell,
H. Childs & Co.
P.17..P.L1 CAPITAL, $300,000
DIRECTORS
Patter on, Jacob Painter,
W M'Clintock, Jao- P. Tanner ,
W 9. Haven, D. E. Park, -
Wade Llaxupton, D. M. Long,
3 U. Jones, 11. 8.. Cogsba/1.
OFFICEUS.
Preaden:. .16n. WM. F. JOHNSTON.
Prep-Ine SOOT PATTERSON .
Sx'yand Trma...-.A. A. CARRIER. 14321.7
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A RARE ,
1800 ACRES or TIMBER, COAL. and
ritoN ()RE 7.argh is Orered for sate on-Laval'
able t«raul, or In exchnue* , for property . fa this city or
county.
Thld Lnnd is heavily timn - rodould lira conveniently toile
anion ricer, m Forest enuotlyso that the lumber ran be
floated out and brought to market.
It contains en ELEVEN Viyyr vi IN of
GOOD GOAL
Under a large portion of the land.
There la also
Iron Ore and Limestone
In abundance upon it; and theta la good and well watered,.
•
•
A RAILROAD
ie surrsyed acrosa a, and will no doubt bo built, which Le.
part of a line of railroads from New rorh to St. land&
ma coil is good and general:). lent, and is in the midst of:
a region that will soon be one of the best farming regions of
the mate.
The 1800 acres lie together in a body, and will be sold at
bargain to the purchaser. koguire of
THOSIAS WOODS, Real Estate
and No. 76 Fourth strNset, lstiabutgb.
TERRA COTTA OR STONE • •
WATER PIPES,
From two to six inch calibre.
PRICES from 12 to SO Cents per Foot,
ALSO-ROL-SEWER
PEARL STARCH
For Sale Wholesale at Manufacturers
Prieto by
HENRY H. COLLINS,
FORWARDING AND
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
AND WHOLESALE DEALER 1t
CHEESE, BUTTER, SEEDS, PISEt ,
AND PRODIJOE GENERAI s a.
No. 25 WOOD STREET, PITTSBUILGH.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
I _, SECOND WARD.—The citizens of the SECk)ND
1 X
WARD favorable to the formation of a BUCHANAN . _,
and BRECKINRIDOB CLUB, will meet at waicrim,
, e :
D ILL, on 9STURDAY EVENING, 2&l inst., at 734 Oalock,i 4
4 ,-," : .:
B; order of the President of the Buchanan and Brealdtt• t ...'
ridge Club of Allegheny County. anW
NOTICE—The plat: of meeting for the Election of
Delegates to the Democratic County Convention, In
Gra Third Warn, is In SPLINE'S BUILDING, corner of
Smithfield Fifth ette . ts , .•
•
fr -- -;-.-•• A DIFTETINU OF TOE DEMOCRATIC CITIZENS
lf,—SY OF THE SECOND.WARD•wIII be hryId'aPWIELKINS
HALL, THIS EVENING, at 5 o'clooltjor •tho purpose of
electing Delegatas to the County Convention. auSS
PI7 TS BURGH THEATRE— Lessee and
Manager, J. C FOET.EIIt_
the public are respectfully informed that this popular et.
taqllehment will open for a limited number_of nights, on
lIJSDAY, august 2.5 th with the world•renowned
RAVEL TROUPE,
Consisting of
TME NIARTINETTI FAMILY, An.
N.lnrs. end Mad Dionlin, Mune. Toledo, Mows. Grassi, Mons,
Gillea, Mlle Capel, Arlie .Dosiree, Mona, E.
S'olerpe, Mans Ignacio, and
Martinson.
lied. PIIILLIPPE and Mad JULIES IVIARTIREITE, BUJ
the entire Troppe known %s the RAVEL TROLIC* --
Wha hare Just concluded a brilliantly successf}ii--ingage
merit in Philadelphia of over 100 nights.
Leader of the Orchestra . --
Scenic Artist for the Ravels.. ' .
During the recess„
the
Br-
heatre has been
DECORATED,
In the moss
elaborate and gorgeous stale. TWO NEW
-3r,....1tE14P.t, DROP CURTAINS I,axe bel - u painted by the'
erupt Mr. GRANVILLE PEREINS, from Niblee -
Theatre, New York. The new and magna cent Dome, by
the same Artist.
eIA. The teautifni Ornamdake of the Boxes and. Pic** -3
Mum. designed, modeled and executed by Mr. oaiktomy - :,
I:O3TER, assisted by Meatra. Theilinau, Reddy, Doctors°.
Wablet, Sc.
'ler full particulars, see bills of the day.
The regular Pail Dramatic Season will commence
Eeptember 611 . atl23
$210,6N ea
40,140 1
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS:—SeaIed
Proponde will be received until TUESDAY, September
2d, at the County your Dense, 9 nth Fayette/ township, ihr
building Stable, Corn Crib, Arc Addreae T. VARNER and
.1 BOYLE.• • an 23
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r 250 bdu 1
ANEW AND SPLENDID STOCK, OF
PIANO FORTIS,
Jost received from the celebrated trey ufs
tory of CRICKIRING k SONS, Boston, and . .. • g
other distinguished makers, to which the at-'
tentiou of purchasers is respectfully invited. by
JOLIN IL MELLOR,
No. SI Wood street, dear Fourth,-
au23 Agent for Chickening.- t Firbe;l3daton,'
~2ao .35 .
OUSE AND LOT IN IVIANOHEST:ER .
AT AUCTION.-00 SATURDAY .111ton:1c:on, Augud
at 4 o'clock, on the premises, will' be eold that Tamable
Lot of Droond, isitnate on Chortler 'die et - at the corner of ,
tin slley 25 feat wide, near the Pablio• Sehttol - House, haying"
a front of 62 feet on Chortler street, and sextendlniF 72 Ant
Moog the which' is ntetted a aubstauval,
ft et:thea two story frame Dwelling House, with atom tounas ,-
go.AI cellar, coal Douse, grapery, fruit trees, -
Trous—s2.so cash:, residne.in four annual paftnentit,wlW
interest, secured bybond and mortgage. '
otal P. M. DAMS, Auer:.
110 IS GOING WEST?—For sale, 160
e , res of rho km rolling Land, part in timber and part
prah ie : in a healthy and agreeable location, in,HutlatfilOad
I,wa. three mi from the railroad laid out.
ma ;
to Council Mafia. Will be sold at a barinin:-.-Baif
b,Loce i n one year; or will he bartered for 'painting cub*.
pciller work, or approved Pittsburgh manufactured ak - gicleds
or •rry gv..rde and grocerlea. CUTHBERT. k EON
Llinn . Itarkistatrek
. _
, S YOUR GUN OCT OF ORDER 7--,lirria' v
i
k vow is the time to have it thoroughly 11PAIRIZEI. Ntr j io 1
r,, spoi.l , ll attention to 1113 branch of our bunkum. The , ..- I,
b....t stock of tiuus, Wiles. ituvolverb, Pistols, Ammunition,
EWAN; Tackle, Arc., :n the city, on Laud.
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tLy fauns LOed hy the day or Reek.
BOWN tt. TETLEY, No 136 Weal it,
aon_ StSignefthe Golden Ono. ""
T o- RS. lIENTZ'S WORKS.-
L The Planter's Northern Bride. With Illustrations.
Comp etc, in two voluinee, paper cover, of 600 pages,plice Eli
or bound in one volume. cloth gilt, $4.25.
Linda. The Young Pilot of the Belle Creoli. Tsinvola,, . Y
paper cover, price 75 cents, or one vol cloth gfit,,.sl. ,
Robert Graham. The sequel to, and coutitmal/00 of
Linea " Two vole, paper cover, price 75 cents, or one
sol .. cloth grit. $l.
Pena: or, The snow 130.1. A Tale of Beal Life. Two
r, ;+L. it, 75 cents, or one voL, cloth gimi.
Courtship and Marriage. Two Tani/348, paper arrerr.t . ,
or one cloth gi1t,51,25.
Lohne ; or,lslagnolia Vide. Two sole., paper cover, price
75 reit te, or one vol. cloth gilt $l.
Helen and Arthur, Two volume:, paper cover, prico 7b,
cent, or one vol., cloth gilt $l.
New additions of the above base been received at
Cheap Book Store of IF. A. GILDENYEkiIiLIY .6 CO., IV
au22 Fifth st., °mailable Theatre.
. T ROY ['ILL.—We hove for '
4lide ion dm'
beautiful elevation ahovo Allegbenly City ~30 kited
grwind, each 43 feet front t y 145 deep, making altogether
,*;!'
delightful place for a country reeidence. It is coveted bp ,
the cleoceet fruit tree and ehrubhery, .and.Commemla a
rice of the city of Allegheny, Pitteburgh and surrounding.
tic mit) The above I clog about to remove Rag
remarkably cheap and on the most accommodating tgrma.
To a person of business wishing to epee& a- portion ot
time without Interruption, or to a retired gentleman).
this property offers many inducements for investment.
App/. to faiMl BLAKRLY & RICHEY»
FOR SALE.—A three story dwelling hodeu.
on Liberty eueet. Filth Ward, immediately opposite
the meant Miming mill. This house ie 20 fret (roof top 80 ;:.
feet deep, and contains nine apartments. The Weer etoryis
of trick ; the upper part of frame.
This property will behold very low, as it in on a leasei but
toe fee simple of the lot can be boughtant.
ripply to 1au221 BLAKELY & RidHEY,
GLUE. -5 bbls. extra white just receive
and for sale by 1a0221 FIRM* 111108.
A LIIM--10 bbls. just, received and .
11 sale by (awn) FLEIIDW BROB.
'GAR. Lead.-400 lbs. just received Sue
for able by [ant!) ELEMbill BROS.
rIASTILESOAP.-75 hoses, a prime attick,
k.) in atora forlala by (4103 LEMING ERGS.
D REINED CAMPHOR.-500 lbs. just re
lA, cured and for sale by [au22 . l FUND* BROS.
el LOVES.--500 lbs. just Teceived' aud fcTi
sale by [au2.2] PLZMING SIMS. .
93.989 PI
100,000 Cvi
C AMPEACRY LOGWOOD.-50 bbls. in
store and for sale by (an 22) FLEMING 13R09. •
tti17,048 1E
NVILD CHERRY BARB,-200;
hand and for sale by fata2l FLEMING Haw..
R°CHEESE OCHRE.-5 casltsidatoreariii:v:.
AA, for sale by tavnj 60:11111q0 BROP.-
SODA ASH, of a good:and uniform
M genii + ""
„ manufactured by the a. Salt anufacturing
at Tarestam. On hand and for vale by
and - FLEMLNO BROBi
C r 4:
ONI 'ENTRATED LYE.—A new
article
for making Soap, warranted superior to. Pot:lA.ln,
eery respect, on hand and for sale by
an 22 BIRMING 131301
NEW MIISIC.—" Hark, I hear an Angell: -
sing,"—Beautiful ballad, arranged and sung with tur:
.nuadel applause, by J. Farrenburg, at the concerts of this .4
Campbell minstrella.
Twenty years ago—Willing. Piano Forte quirk step.
Why art thou a td—Edward.Land.
Leonora Schottlsh—P. A. Payne. .
rho father rebuked—comie duett—Dodge.
The Leaflet (Lee Larmea de Madeline)—ifedltation by.
Chae. Voss.
Pinto Forte quick step—composed by W. O. .Elynn Bas- •
ton. Also selection of. new Waltzes, Polkas, Schottdithes.,:..
rte., etc., just received VyExpress, and for sale by
and
BLUME,
At the " OWEstabliskted Piallo Repot," Ile Wood - at.,
,Exid
door above 'Fifth street.'
43r thrEic mailed, post
tut. DEMI.
um).
DRUMSTANARD, ATTORNEiri AT LAW,
No. 170 YOUBT 11 street, near Grant, Pittetatrigh,
Penns. ara
MULES, M LILES —Thevaidersigned would
respectlally announce to their Mends tbattheyaill
iw in Pittsburgh on the 29th inst., with a dross orSUPE
-11.1011 MULES, which they will soil at ressonableprices.
eulthdwit W 9.329.002 & OIiPUES.
CO-PA_RTNERSIIIP .NOTICE.-11. F.
Rudd and R. C. Totten hive this day becompartneta
in the Fort Pitt Iron Works. The business of the concert
Avill be conducted under the firm end, name of .B.nap,
Wade & Co.
I he unsettled business of the late brut of Hasp 4 Wada
will be attend.] to by the new firm.
l`litaburgh, July I.t. BSC jyle
A. MASON CO. have just, received
A. a very large assortment of rich style De-Lahier and
aisris. Also 50 canto rata colored English. prints, latest
ea} led. RIM
RECTIVED this day, 500 pieces Irish- lin-.
nen, of superior marks, and all pure flax, at from SO
to 30 per cent loos than usual prices.
A. A. KAKIS A CR
AR PER'S Magazine for September, Price
11 fl nta. Fur ,ale it)
I[lo TLIE PUBLIC.—We have this 414 ap
pointed Mr. JOHN WALSH our sole Agent (Or ths
ROBINSON'S FATRNT ÜBLIMBON in Pittsburgh au* +'
vicinity. Persona will find him at the entrsuce to . City no,
en market days, where a fall assortment of hens wilt be A
kept for sale, at manufacturers' prices Persona'dedring
irons wilt please order from Mr. Walsh, direct
WARWICK, ATTKRBURY di CO.
Orders lett with.S. MUSGRAVE & CU., tt DIAMOND,
w ill be promptly attended to by the Agent. auMglst
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Mow.
Mr. ParkhuL
MINER. da CO,
No 32 Smithtleld.street
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