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MONDAY MORNING
FOR PRESIDENT.
JAMES BT_TCHANA N,
OF PENSSY TX AN lA.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
JOHN C. BRECKINRIDGE,
4.. F KENTUCKY.
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET
CASAL 031117SSIIIIMR:
GEORGE SCOTT, os , CoLvsmu Co
AUDITOR GIFITELL
JACOB FRY, Jr., bioymogomr Oo
JOHN ROAVE, or ran sxix. Co
Democratic Electoral Ticket of Pennsylvania
ELECTORS AT LARG E :
CHARLES R. BIICKALEW, Columbia.
WILSON M'CANDLESS, Allegheny.
Ist District GEO. IT. N Elli NG ER, Phllade 10111 CO.
2d " PIERCE RD TLE R., Philrui. Iphin City.
3d " EDWARD IVA RTM AN, Philadnlphie Co
4th " WM. 11. Waft, Philadulphin.CountY.
bth .101iN NlrN AIR, Montgomery County.
6th " JOHN H. BRINTON, Chester Couul y.
7th " DAVID LAURI', Lehigh County.
Bth " CHARLES KESSLER, Berke County.
9th " JAME.? PATTERSON, Lanoleter
10th " ISAAC SLlViliElt, Croon County.
Ilth ERAS. W. HUGHES, Schuylkill 00.
12th " THOMAS cosTtatit AUT, Wyoming Co.
13th " ABRAHAM EDINGER. Monroe Co
14th " REUBEN WILBEIL Bradford County.
11th GEORGE A. CRAWFORD,CHntnn c o .
lath " JAMES BLACK, Perry Count)
17th " HENRY ,L STAIII.E. Al
18th " JOHN D. RODD V, SoinerN.
11.41 " JACOB TIJRNICY. NVestako/014,1
20th J A. J BUCLIANAN, iireetlf Co
21st " WILLIAM WILKINS, Allegbruy C.,.
" JAMES ti CAMEDELL, Butler Co.
Tad TM/NIAS CUSALNitiIiA.II, Saaret
24th " JOILN E. - BATLEY, CLtritai
25th " VINCENT PEIET.TS, cr,wr , r , l County
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Extracts from Buchanan'. Speen on the
Independent Treasury Bill.
"THAT COUNTRY IS MOST PROSPEROUS WURREL.
DOR COMMANDS THE 61111:ATE:a REWARD.
"FROM MY SOUL. I RESPECT TILE LA R.LILIMI MAN
LABOR IS .THE FOUNDATION OF THE WEALTH OF
EVELY.COUNTRY, AND THE FREE LABORERS OF THE
NORTIII DESERVE RESPECT FOIL 111 El It PROBITY A ND
INTELLIGENCE HEAVEN FJRRID TUAT I SID q.
DO THEM VI RON° '
THE GLORIOUS
TENTH OF
SEPTEMBER.
DEMOCRATIC
Mass Convention ! !
AT PITTSBIURGIF/,
ON THE
TENTH OF SEPTEMBER,
THE A NNI 'FE WARY OF FERRY'S ViCTOBY
The Democratic State Central Commit
tee have resolved that a
MASS CONVENTION
I=3
Buchanan and IFtreckinridgc
SHALL BE HF.LI) Ai
PITTSBURGH, ON WEDNESDAI, THE TENTH
SEPTEIBEU !
The undersigned Committee VVi•re. air
pdritgd by the BUCHANAN CLUB 1,
make arraugem , nis G r Iht•
CONVFNTB)N, :Hid hate th , h“nor
informing the public dint they hal,e noel,
every urrangcnwit II "C , ssnrV 10 Mill
Gloriou% Demonrli.alion!!
O n behalf of the ItEmocitAcy
PITTSBURGH, H r, rltcdlti ItIN ill the
friends of the r,nstitution and the riiion
—all who woltid preserve undivid,d awl
unimpaired the gloriou, , inheritance h,
queathed is by the Patrint9 and Stigel, of
the Revolution—all who reverence the
memory of
INASH INGTON,
the FATHER OF HIS COUNTRY ; who warned
us to frown down every attempt at section
al agitation—all who truly admire the
tues of J ICKSON, CLAY, WEBSTFI:
and WEIGHT, whose ene rgies iu Ire
were devoted to the preservation of the
Union AS IT is : All llif•Sf• we cord all,
invite to meet us upon this or•easinn
The list of speakers invited m h.• pi
sent embraces the names 5 , 3111 f•
distinguished nun in the million. The
lowing gentlemen tia%, hoeii in% ded a
speakers, and mail \ ./d th , in ti ill p„•
51,01
lien. Lewis St. - Theo
David Tod, J hn Van Buren,
Win. Heed. ISn ('
Pierre Soule, II Spyrcmr,
L. K. Bowen, ( . 11H, f liur.lulrw
Jotish Randall, [I , OII Dichensr•n
John W. Forney, Ge.. Iti .Nrr,•„k,
John L Downoi,
A. U. Stephen, , ,
J. (honey JoneP,
Wilt A. :-;l,,kes,
Win. Witte,
Robert .1. Walker,
NJ effort will be spared to render this
demonstration worthy of the cause, and 'h..
candidates wr advocate--worthy of
PENNSYLVANIA'S FAVORITE SON !!
now the favorite of the American
people
Come One, Come All
G. W. CASS, Chairman,
Cbnrk. Shaler, D. Firkeken,
J. H. M'Clintock, A Hol , tetn,
Saml. W. Black, ,lohn Birmingham
David Campbell, John (' Dunn,
G. F. Gillmore, .1. A. Uihnun,
T. J. Keenan, tharle,l Barnett,
Thoti. Scott, E P. Jonett,
Wm. H. Smith, l'has. T. Hansen,
Wm. M. Stowart, C. Hartwell,
D. W. Boss, G. P Hamilton,
Wm. M. Edgar, C. Shannon,
MASS MEETING.
Our Mass Meeting o❑ the loth of September,
at Pittsburgh, is likely to he a splendid affair
From all quartrs we hear of preparations made
by the Democrats to be here in great numbers
From nearly all the counties of Western Penn
sylvania and Eastern Ohio, lusge delegations are
expected. • The Democracy of our own county
ehoult turn out in mead ; and we doubt not they
will dk,
Some of the beat speakers in the Union have
been invited, and are expected. Is is hoped that
Hon. John C. Breckinridge, our candidate for
Vice President will be here. Every thing is be-
ing done to render it one of the most thronged
and imposing Mass Conventions ever held in this
con o try
Will Democratic exchange papers mention it,
and invite their readers to attend. Wake up
every Democrat to the necessity of having an
immense gathering hero on the glorious ]oth!
To our foes, snob a gathering would be " terrible
as an army with banners."
Let every township turn out its Democratic
, tr ngth !
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THE DEMOCRACY IN NOTION!
UREA! Mhif f llNG M GREENE COUNTY
AUGUST 25
,The
,Argest,l.lneeting ever known in Greene
county, was held at Waynesburg, on . Thursday
last. Over six thousand Democrats were; pres
ent, and the greatest enthusiasm prOVailed.
Among the speakers were Col. Will3ol/ M'Cand
less, Col. Samuel W. Black, Eon. John L. Daw
son, W. Montgomery, and R. P. Flenniken,
lis.qs. The speakers wore listened to with the
most marked attention, and but one sentiment
appeared to animate the vast assemblage pres
ent, viz : that the unholy conspiracy against the
Union must be put down. The people are mov
ing and the days of Black Republicanism are
numbered.
On Friday night, Col. Black addressed an im
mense meeting held in the borough of Washing
ton. In Washington, Fayette and Greene, the
enthusiasm and confidence of the Democrats are
unbounded.
SOMERSET COUNTY, AND WEfiTMORELAND.
A Democratic Mass Meeting will be held to
night 125th,) at Somerset. Col. Black, who is
doing good service for the Democracy, will be
there. To morrow night (Tuesday,) he will ad
tress the Mass Meeting to be held at Greens
burg. Old Westmoreland is in the field, and
stands pledged for the majority of her heat days.
We sic charged by some with using strong and
harsh language towards the Greeley abolition par
ts. To show that we are in that doing only what is
done towards the Democrats, we publish below
long string of „blackguard expressions used by
Greeley in the Tribune against the Nebraka
and the party that supported it. They are all to
be found in the weekly Trlbune of February and
Mach 15,4. Our readers can learn from it what
a lying and blackguard sheet the leading aboli'
tionist newspaper is Here are the e pressions:
" Infernal rascality." .
Ou'regemis assault.•
This atrocity. -
Conspirators in this perfidy."
" Illguntie freud for shameless purposes."
" Ineffable baseness."
" High banded outrage."
'• Nebraska outrage
" Infamous designs."
•• Shameless folly."
Impudence and falsehood."
Gross mockery."
"Wanton insult."
" Inexcusable fraud."
" False counsels of the traitors."
Infamy the most blasting."
Bastard pro-slavery republicanism."
" Monster fraud "
••.won as, press."
• N.,rthern traitor,
irked and mischievous
"Transom, sa This he said of Jobs NI
Clayton.
Base tyrants."
•• Playing tbo overseer to the black power.'•
Flagrant, wanton, burning wrong."
•• Betrayers and robbers of liberty."
Corruptly ambitious."
„ Dougblatos, Lab
Ruled by the black power."
•• The blataht dogs wbo quickly and cheerful
turn ptratet."
•• Very Lase tyrants at that."
•' Ought we to be pulite and measured In our tan
gunk•: In +peaking of them' It in hardly worth
where. • '-- 7'.;nann, Merril, 22, I Sal.
:thuliting . dogs are they v 11."
" They hare knocked to the Wart, rawer."
• ` 4 lliittliertii the caniipteatarx musket and eta
lierkeil in an expedition to plunder the
They toast expect the highwayman', fate
'• Sinner, who begin their rottealitiee after then
heath becotne hoary "
• fur Inif:Lief sn.l pre.11.,--cd
un.l tren:hrry
•• Brlbed alai nit on thee* p li tioal rufsani..
ttteVe rorapirrers protntrittz t • pa,
horn Said of Purrze
Ll , erat.lo, demagogue l•ua--LongLu by lo•rr.i
.tbet•il i 5,
A WI. tlo. 1a v m.a.rioa or Nri,t,flautti —1 1.••
Pelip, Ihrk•ugh Pttileddiptite fttost
but h. 1- e,tH , 1.3 , t.t.atx• that a Kraal (a attliftf of ban I
wile a ere pierced in the rats e.nutag (n•en the W,•,
.•orttni wog tnt.sl. alartniDK err; mister of . the Week •
out H the feretr In this city, and of ills ITIC3 I
~r the ‘;‘,..t.., I 7.P,A1.
The riortimph alTear, in the Nen
i.,rk t.fRI hull it is is innliain
-14,1. r, .11 wii probability gotten up 19 ,
w stkurper,tn reelect dtsere.fit up.w3 }'con
sylvar,,a ouch baud hill!, have ever Kee,
.trlt.ute'l upon the Central Kailrooft. auJ
,rich petiy means c.f .tiventing Irate ever twru•
red to ally free white male citizen o( this C.,'
moxiwenial. The New York ntne4 is
trm• - rt 1.• meeting on the N!trUIII 'tot! , u.•«r to
C , .1 ot tirßllt nr.d r.rth •Lryett th,N,ty
'PHIS EVENINO It IV vie of
plate in ILI, city tor •uch meeting, T,tl
ti!,•r Club sill he there
n.1,11,—. :h.. incoming The grGund tr.!' b
five Let it he fill,l
eTrfl.ll,' at a schoolhouse in Elizabeth to wn,ltit ,
at wit:eit Col Joseph Outlay preeided Ur J
Power and Col Jam Scott were fire l'reside i ty
and lir .1 S Pusey veto. Secretary.
The house was well tilled. and was &Adresse.
by John II Bailey and James 11. Hopkins, Es‘is
It was a very enthusiastic and earnest meetitir
The Donoeraoi f.,r Elizabeth township is al
right f,,r Ituek and Brock, - and the 1.16.,n
Daniel Dougherty
H I 1 l'eter,
H B Carpe,nier.
H. S Magtaw •
General IV:tr.l.
Poi is —.S. hickory pole will be rave I
in Pitt township, on the bank of the Vouonga•
beta river, at dam lie. 1 , on Tuesday evening,
0.0-morrow) between ti and ? o'clock. The Olio
Club will . be there, and P. C. Shannon, Egg., Dr.
George McCook and A. 13. McCalmont, Eyq., will
addrecg the meeting. Col. Black has promised
to be there.
Turn out, Democrats.
TiIET comn.—Col. Wm. A. Todd, a
lending member of the Bar in Indiana Pa., end
the most prominent personage in the Know
Nothing party in that county, has declared him
sett' in t'avor of the election of Mr. Buchanan.
Col Todd distinguished himself in the service of
his country during the Mexican war.
We have great facilities fur executing with
promptness, in excellent style, and upon the most
reasonable terms, all orders for Job Printing ea
trusted to us, and solicit from our friends a share
of their patronage.
Ct rn 'mitre,
THE Democratic Meteenger is the title of a new
paper established in Indiana, the county seat of
Indiana county, Pa. It presents a handsome
appearance, and gives evidence of spirit of abili
ty. We hope the Democracy will spring to the
support of the Measen,qer, and enable the pro
prietors to extend its circulation.
Or Conase.. " James Buchanan " trotted
against " Jessie Zremout " over the Union
Course, Rochester, New York, for $lOO,
miles in harness. Of course James Buchanan
came out shead,as he will next November against
Jessie's husband.
We receive daily, anonymous notes from sore
headed loafers, who pretend to feel aggrieved at
the politics of the Poe. We cannot help them,
as our course is decided and iihatover responsi
bility attaches, will be assumed
THE letter addresseciito the Rev. Mr. Passe
vent will well repay a perusal. It will be found
in this day's paper.
Caarazasauso, August 23.—Mr. Buchanan ar
rived here yesterday, on his return from Bedford
Springs, and on last evening was milled on by hun
dreds of his friends. He leaves this morning. for the
Doubling Gap Springs.
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WASHINGTON COUNTS
STRONG LANCitiAGE.
NOTICE
DEMoCRATIC POLE HAISINA;
There will he a FlTil.kory Pole rnising I.
Mr. Nl'LauKl.titi rin.l other. w.
RIENTING IN KLIZAHNTH.
.1 ,I,cnocrnLic mretinp wfv hcl.l un Fri I.*
Job Printing
Movements of Mr. Buchanan
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TO REV. W. A PASSAVANT
Rev. Sir:—The knowledge of your extreme
delicacy in touching on any subject that might
be " tortured " into a 'politial bearing—a deli
cacy carried even into the journal over which you.
preside led me te-believe, that you would be the
last of the gospel ministry who would have aided
in adding fury to the political tornado that threat
ens—maily threatens, to subvert the Union of
these States.
You will not be surprised therefore that I was
astounded by the announcement that you had
abandoned your extreme caution by a leap into
the political "cauldron." It will be no cause for
wonderment that I, amongst your host of admi
rers, desire to know how you intended the senti•
ments uttered to be applied, and the means you
have in possession to establish the facts stated
Here, permit me to say, without any desire to
misinterpret your motives, bad you serione!yeon
template.l the inauguration of Peace in Kansas,
instead of giving high colored descriptions of
outrages ithe truth being bad enough) and in
the same breath appealing to northern Christians
and patriots, armed with a one sided enthusiasm,
to appro,ch the ballot box, you would have di•
rected the attention of your audience to the
Kansas Peace Bill, and urged them to appeal to
their representatives in Congress to enforce its
promises, and join in one loud and searching
prayer to Him who rules the destinies of nations.
to save their brethern in Kansas from anarchy
and blood.
This w,,uld have proven a prompt and potent
leverage to subdue disorder and have afforded a
subject more worthy your piety and humanity.
Since writing the foregoing, I have read the
article c , mmeuting on your sermon, together
with your reply, and have found but little, even
with your own testimony, to wipe out my tird
impression.
I regret exceedingly that your reply, instead
of relieving you from the charge of " politic ii
preaching," bears a tone defiant and restless on
der fraternal rebuke.
I regret this, not so much for yourself, believ
ing that in a conscientious discharge of what you
thick duty, you are able and willing to meet the
oonsequences—b.ot, I lament It for the sake o
the works of humanity that have prospere
:tut] promi,e4 to prosper under your &u,
pores, II!, the instrument of Ltivino Nleroy- -work
in the establishment of which, there can be n
divided opinion, and to which we had hoped yod
had sincerely devoted your life.
But we feel that we have mistaken your rsil
ing, in view at your .ndorsement of the e.ittor,,il
of the " FreePresm '•
You acknowledge to have +poke in ,evere term,
of the crimea and outrage* that have been per
petrated in kanua.s, and of the mea.uurru thst
have been taken to force slavery on the people of
that territory," to which, we hair no otijeettun
We complain, that you have reiterated the lab
guatre of the partiaan and tanatte• who hare not
rutted to charge ther• '•rrimt , and outrage,. ou
the lietua,ratio 'warty, without explanatis.u. urt
that ton hare in the -rune breath urged on ettri.
t tan. •• to Flo everything in their power to tarret,t
there monatroutt outrugr- un
e,t. an I CO-13.4 . 1f.ntif:w. eterc,se ,if their right- and
powers a. eitirenti and roterl " agatn.t the
Democratic candulate, at the a pproa c hin g e t. ;
non, for Preur.leht an I V h`e Pridn , nt
State , . What her tutereuee could hay,
been drawn
In gyring utiiiirkw, t •
.r.-Air rustily
againrt the outriapi. ratataitted, dii y.>u Irp-Auti
oe the extra , rilinAry it,<
fra.mianal the ink
Ira., dry rAI the K 41141% Nehrgska act, to !Orr,
unnatural rratyr4:l-.., in , c• K ansas fa , a rteftuaar.
p .At te - ..tipu rply
Doi j, , u intend to 'Ant. the Nl•A44cist.ll , ,ett- tt.l
iegsntrotkupot eAte.t./I.hod f.tr the %Mile Oti •(
3rtniug etaLigrh.nt, vith 80 , trip , rttfk, ta..t.^.l • f
liibie
111,1 yo :utettri a ',turd .f ct.h+unt. f , r the hb
, AWfui 4..etu1 , /*lto a, ,r tho , t ;to
,Ir,l men artritNl wi - , ttti Sharp, ritlei,
r. Ildl:stO the teititly eter,ght,,:
auth4r-01., of [lto terr.try , 11 , 1 rat.•
er reel lire !t.t.ttl,:tz the , yrittoat:att,n, an,l
• 11 thl• Ite treatt,h, make the uto•tt
Had GI 0,140 o( ~sl9 MG10141.1 rut'
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goaleakah
en..ugts t , . 1,ui , 12..h the 14 , 5. re,iLer the •t.oce
thit 441;1.
Shari- rr. 64.1 k:lled tirelN
t.4trArr ruftiar,. isto , t the !61,.,•un nee
to. I reartivd t•ut one at h, !.rt•thren our at.
Leal, thereferj, to the te.o:ot L..). • tith-ugl, neat'
161.4.0.11 can wq• 11,11 kt
1...p1e11t and p.eitive y.•i) bat It wa•
uu ler-t.tod -the rttit tin.] the vate net, t
u-ed ag•ln•t Mr Bur. ir*trar: Lir.l Mr it tr-drter
ridge
W a, that tint your ibtrull.o 1 , 14 are a. t
the luau to he rntlntaliy Marti rn
.11 thin :^tate. ne tmv, s.n.l are at.
.a:
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try ptlAit;
ti•Jt feel !ha; 1 h•niing Il Y !ream
1,'.-iv .45 don rare' :1 I we,
1.. h, are , •rTef/ tIl 1•• u; woo I
4re ;4.'1 thy. 1.•.5. tl r u hvre . RIO) 1
;
irises
real poll.'
r,t . lefir, tar wrong. of Is thr
hog t .ne• the me
rules of the I noin, leaving poi, bearer s to
the application and cons.. a di, whilst vou Is , k
the courage to den-ume ti 0...• whom you lielivrr
to I.` the wr , dig It hen you venturrd
fern y‘.l.3r 11 . 55 ['rare, an -1
atlas, of tillitr, yoII .1.11 , 1 hate hoon n franL
ant bold innovator the pulpit, and thus 114%0
entitled )our.oll tr. the use of Patrick tiara .
mott •. thus he 4; preaching tusk,. the
most of it It would lir i Ile to open lip ihr
whole field of discussion on air ~ t ibieet of .tki r ,
un KSII"111:". — it would be idle in the present state
o f idttilie agitation to secure it proper uniterstand
tag of the causes that have Ird to the bold chary.-
Made by the party Preis against the democratic
party of the alleged attempt to for slavery
io -
to Kausa..,..whiell attempt, without specitiicaPy
charging It on the democracy, you have chosen
to repeat.
When you say the effort has been made to force
slavery into Kansas, you should he able to say
by whom or in what manner You to not find
it in the tlrganie Act estahlishing Kansas—it
reco g nizes the doctrine of self government which
stands at the foundation of our institution.
Yon do not find it in the platform of principles
eminating from the Cincinnati tlotivention--it
adopts the doctrine of popular sovereignty, I,
cognizeH the States of the Union as equals in the
confederacy, the citiaens of each invested with
like privileges, and ropudinte? , any interference
with the domestic institutions of each other.
You do not find it in any act of the President,
unless the appointment of Reeder may he so con
strued. I admit this error, forced on Mr
Pierce, has done more to injure Kansas than
any other single aot. Those who would make
Reeder a Demi•Oisl will not like this admission
—yet it is true. Sharps rifles did net accom
plish more agitation on the Missouri border than
did the unsteady course of the tired Governor of
Kansas.
Where then in the authority found for chary.
ing the democratic party with desire for slavery
extension It has ever been for confining sla
very to constitutional limits, leaving the ytio.-
tion of extension-to the people of the territories
and status under the requirements of the con
stitution as expounded by the Supreme Judicial
tribunal of the land .
The abstract question of the morality of sla
very is left to the consciences of the individual
members. Whatever northern Democrats may
think of the impolicy or injustice of holding
slaves, their southern brethren, with like respon
sibilities to their God, hold that slaveholding in
itself is not inconsistent with Christianity.
If by the adoption of the principle of self
government as contained in the Kansas Nebraska
bill we are adjudged, improperly, to lean towards
slavery extension, then only can the charge be
maintained.
How impracticable would any other doctrine
prove as a hindrance to slavery. The territory
of to-any anteing for admission ea a free State,
may on the morrow, iu its sovereign capacity,
and under its magna charta, adopt the institu
tion of slavery, and vice versa. This power of
change existed as well before as since the repeal
of the Missouri Compromise act. The present
slavery sentiment is indeed a political bagatelle—
" a mountain," which, when approached, van
ishes into a " mole bill."
•
Yonr recognised reporter says, that all you
4 , did was boldly to take the side of right against
wrong, of liberty against slavery, and of consti
tutional law against usurpation and outrage."
Did you not ritil to point out a single wrong
other then those said to nabs been Perpetrated
by the territorial authorities and their support
ers?
[For the Pittsburgh Poet ]
:toretr ,
SV 4,1.41 hr,t,Cl MI
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EMENEIN
Wbo, of the millions of our intelligent people
fails to cherish the sentiments of liberty, or to
lament slavery as a necessary evil I Why,*then,
by your glowing apostrophe on the one and your
unlicensed rebuke of the other, endeavor to in
flame the passions of a people already too much
excited ?
Did you not leave your auditorrinignorance
or the real parties " usurping an t outraging
constitutional law '!
Why not attempt to right the wrong by appeal
ing to the consciences of citizens and voters to
maintain the supremacy of the laws" Why not
say that certain parties with Kansas-aid rifles in
their hands refused to execute or have executed
the laws enacted by the regularly constituted
authorities of the territory—no! the despotic pro
vicione complained of, for so far the executive au
thority has not ventured to enforce them ; but
those alone necessary to carry on a peaceful gov
ernment.
Why not denounce the rebellious acts of the
movers in the Topeka Convention, and their
armed alders and abettors?
Why not, in your horror of blasphemy, rising
to sublimity in your advocacy of inspiration,
strike down the infidelity that proclaimed one of
Sharp's rifles to be worth 20 bibles in Kansas
matters ?
Why these omissions ? we have mated ourselves
over and over again.
The only solution we can find to this paradox,
in a character so harmonious and so simple as
that which has heretofore distinguished you, is,
that you have reserved those points for a future
occasion, when you will have the " axe " new
whetted for the " work."
We believe you aro endeavoring to follow the
etample of your Lord sad Master, and that you
will not refuse to admonish others to " render
unto Caesar the things that are Caesar's. We be
lieve you have in a moment of eteitement ven
tured to stray from your ministerial orbit, and
will not prove too proud and rebellious to retrace
your steps We believe and hope that your mis
sion of goodness has not ended, and that no
future appropriations to the "political cauldron'
already referred to may jeopard your usefulness
or serve to abate your self-respect.
We warn you, however, in your application of
..conscience to politics • '—for conscience, or what
we call so, is often dependent on judgment, and
human judgment is not infallible,—is you love
the pause of Christ and the harmony of CittiPC,
chut?ch, to refuse to desecrate the pulpit hereaf
ter by fultninating • frum it language that can be
even •tortured" into hostility to either ••Whigs,
Democrats, or Freesoilers."
We would not chain, if we could, the immor
tab spirit that animates you in your proper
sphere. We would not check your manly ut
Orations" against iniquities either in Church or
State where you avoid poritscnrolitp by Impar.fi
rei,n,i It is one thing, if after having read the
original text iu which the Bible way written, r:,u
lady,. failed riot only to find a recognition of •Io
very among the people of tied, but on the c•.l
trary, a clear proof of its sinfulness, to rebuke
the thivenulder. Yet it is another thing, even if
you hare misconceived the letter and spirit of It'
text, to find you leaving the %totract que.tio u to
pour out your anathemas on a great party f--r
sets ioseparab e, in new communities, from beat
contests
Rebuke the •in in 0011 . 1 name and spirit
strike down wrong by the lightning power of
y•:ur ll:wit:mice let it be no partial withering
let it prostrate alike the emigrant who goer
this modern Eden to scatter blood over, rash; r
than drew substance from the soil—the demo.
g,ogne, who under the black seal of the Topek
Leg_slai urn, i• prepared fur rebellion again•l
lawful authority, and the border ruffian" wh..
may for a price venture to interpose bail and
buckshot to prevent the fret exercise of the rights
of the settler.
Tlooa, Kr. you will not lay youraelf op e n t
fillet epresant4ttot , , tvirt4 ev,i.,4l„lty, it in your cc.•
t110.71811t81 bC.44..e1l the rind of nt,
t.) , o;)•itrect the Itenrta Dad mlad• of • eill
•eu- 411:1 ..,tors'• It t•) load 10 The torrpcoon !,t
the riattottAi eat lour little it,et he ) , been o.oat
•aa lost) the rugged rurreut of the upper 'li•
-on y pregritmot with it> , horror
sir, wllt tin to ttto smooth carter, ;he
,!. and tlfo Merrtuase. and gather up ttor
truth. , of h,.tory s, KM:IWO 11,,,Z1trt4,11
tun,' srolt an wr b , I
-. and 1, wn into the .Jl.l
•1• !•, !be troa.on r 41, r 11,.•
.•n l a tint rprn r;
f.l- 1 111 1 , , thn halt ehurch at nn 1
Jir the pirttsil kls•t,bry •bf I,:P= it Kin
•11, pronnuCt , i oti the 111th cart
1 mr , ha= t , e..a. vrkapi. .01 , f • - •tr , ••.: •r 1
V: make rt- , 1,..". t y fi;ling up lb
!car of th.. rv•ur.l
hit.t the reptl,l, , n tL
K MOM. hi`y ¢re
•4..01.1`...1., 2 part i.f the re,p.itr.4l.thlr
.1 Genus rui), if the I.4litie N 4 1.1 •
I , 4km.,ernr., ererrwherr .-n.lor,ke the
I of the iwitvl.l:l,l,! e ill It.
,•' vri ie w -ihey P4erywhere. nr "1. , -1111" tot
icr, IV," attempting to d. ,0 C-ngrrtis,
the oLuctiiiint, if clot uun.inttitiltiiiiini
, r,t..tatlart , of the LOgialtitUr4l e.tahli,hed under
Idet• Atltrier ILltege the reek n,.t to 111 , in the
,irgante 'Law, hut to the people, who here been
.irv, , t to rueolriew , by pohtir%lty.folretttN within IM
1,1;1.21 the territory
Tbo oratutturti of 1:tt" w t i vicaatrit by for
Art ~ f it‘ll. twit the. Intter brokrii in
integrity by the krt or I%..timlituitting
-101%1...vet 1113 . 1" he
, thrirotuine hoe it Wn+4 !hetet' , on 4 , t Of thn
re•oertb!e oin , ther n,r4
,1( intiy nionleut without prnetieel on
type ipt I , insennion. when
woe nn-rio t, kt 14 perhaps letter, althourti we to
%v., I iszitithoti -lennirti-il it In reborn
It Ines wiped ft-ion the stittute hook 1;
niivr it ,ureter of the plot and with.sut
iicent itnit”rtanee in the t...timalion of Ina., of
have rrothurincturrni no roci•li trot, hie
t o oiohn rAU, tippeal I
rpht,trati,,n
These c o mmentaries no the course you h a y,
oh ,sen to pursue may he nether wise nor prat
tat le Th,y are intruded. however. rather to
rri rose an inttkoretton than t- throw a , laden.
.•,et- your goodness and pqtrioti.tn
\ow tthstamling that the bitterness or a coo
,ttraphical. disunion organivati prooords from
1..0r lips, we believe you will nee , rd with it ,
the sentiment. that the Union is the goal
nu tee of peace and prosperity to our people
ths only hope of the oppressed and down trod
lea or other nations, and the last •. stand I n•
of freedom against the ii,roads aunt city.
The Demooratic party plodpal to maintain
Integrity, under any and all cirouiustances -
and ready to strike down its enemies, whether
they be found in the ranks of Northern fanatics
or of southern secesslouhrt.s.
At this moment its members arc everywhere
crowding around the banner of the Union, raised
from the tomb of an immortal Whig statesman
and bearing on its folds the words . .•The
one and inseparable, now and forever."
You, sir, and many others, in casting their
votes as you have indicated, will not be con
scoots of disloyalty. Yet the success of your
efforts will, it is sincerely believed. prove the
death knell of the Union
We should ponder, therefore, before we e•mt
mit the iniquity of arraying brother agaimd
brother, and section against section. By avoid
ing this sin we cannot he held responsible for
disunion sentiments either in the North or
south—the Hotspurs of both Hides are equally
mad and equally open to just reproof
In conclusion permit me to inquire what
" measures and outrages" you referred to, in
your philippic of scorching words and sententious
periods, as serving to force slavery into Kansas,
if not, to the organic act passed by democrat,.,
or the border outrages said to have been com
mitted by democrats. Yet you deny that 04 the
occasion retbrred to "you thought of the Item
ecratio party or of the Missouri Compromise."
We neither doubt your truth or your sincerit.i ,
and will await with confidence your explanation
of this apparent contradiction.
Another inquiry before we have done. When
you speak of " the ruffian rulers of that territo
ry in whose eyes neither mails nor any thing else
are sacred" do you venture to wort that the
territorial authorities have exercised a felonious
espionage over mailed matter? The fact of
having " clerical correspondents" who publish
their own want of manhood by making you the
custoder of their fears, will not justify you in
this bold charge. The partisan intrusted with
the dety of keeping tip the storm in Kansas un
til after the November election, may be permit.
ted to build on such inferential grounds,--but
from you sir, bearing none of the marks of the
demagogue and many of the attributes of your
holy calling, and whose language leaves more
reliable impressions with the publie, we expect
the facts on which you base your charge.
Here we know you have been misled, and feel
assured that on diligent inquiry you will find
you have uttered a calumny.
You have jumped at conclusions and proclaimed
them without a " sober second thought"—thus
lending your example to mislead others of less
eminence, and assist in breaking down institu
tions hallowed by the blood of our fathers—in
stitutions under whose shadow evangelical reli
gion has promised to spread over the whole hab
itable globe.
tinder the belief that you are f.tr sustaining
the banner of " One God, One Gaistitution and
One Country," we submit whet we have written
in fraternal love. UNION.
MEM
t .-
DISUNION JIA9 NO PAST —The disunion of
these States is the platform upon which John Cl
Fremont has taken his stand. He can nu mere'
move off hr come down Hutu the Alleghenies eau
move or. .eome dow)1. He is fastened there, likel
an islet:lol4d with (*ease; in the midst of the
boiling *lives -of fanaticism Whet a!e bad_amil
uence WS! Leek wherehe spited& He
fears,—he andliis echoes and organs—to look
upon the past. The sacredmemories of the Revo • i
lution ring like curses In his ears—he will not
face them. The names Washington, Jefferson,
Monroe, Madison, Rutledge, Pinckney, Fergu
son, Jackson, come up to him as if he had been
guilty of an attempt.to murder them—as indeed,
he is guilty of trying to murder their reputation.
He looks to the future only. He looks forward
to a divided brotherhood of States; to a scat
tered family of freemen; to a defiled national
hearthstone; to a broken covenant; to a muti
lated Constitution ; to a dissolved Union ; and
finally, once again to employ the words of Choate,
"an unconsecrated and revoflutionary banner, from
which fifteen stars have been erared,or have
! " Disunion has no past
FORGERIES ON THE BANK OF FRANCE.-Au En
glish paper has the following allusion to eaten
sive forgeries on the Bank of France:
"The alarming discovery has just been made
that an immense number of forged notes of the
Bank of France, amounting, it is supposed, to
the value of mazy millions of francs, are in cir
culation. The forgeries are so ingeniously exe
cuted that several of the most experienced clerks
in the Bank were unable to detect them. It was
only after a bundle of suspected notes bad been
minutely scrutinized by several persons that the
minute difference between the false and the genu
ine paper was detected, It was then found that
out of a parcel of AS notes 87 were forged. The
atteir Is so serious that orders have been given
at the goverment offices not to receive notes in
payment at all unless they are first marked as
g•Joil by the Bank. Instances have been men
toned to me today of notes offered in payment
of stamp duties being refused. As far as at
present known, all the forged notes are of the
lenomination of 100 francs."
eke- W orm Worms! Worms !-- A great
111.14 y learlital 1.1,41141 1 /1 hays been written. explaining the
origin of, and cid...lying the ..,rate generated it, the human
ay yowl. ttierreiy any tome of mrdlral solstice 1145 1'111111.4
lo K. , a u,e t,teervatem and profound research; and ).t
1.1.1.11141 M art , very mut ii thvitlei in otaition ou the subject.
It 11.1101 14 1 &auntie.' litattever, 1441, after all, a m.aln of ex
p.:ling them and purifying the twaly frum their pre:telex, is
.1 no 1 . 111111 , than the W15.411111/1•1111 4 /1117115 its to their origin.
~ I IsI. 101 tt.11.11116: agent 11.14 la length We'll tuund Dr.
A.'. 1r et uktfuge proyett to bo the ranch taught After eve
lir ofii...wey teeing Mil ve.mlly Acknowledged by the en.
hi.. mnbrnJ In ull,. An furthet pro.f. rend the followlng
tn. I ni y . — 0 Of of our own dii".•!.01•
New thinber 1;4 b. I.sie.!
'Mi. r. I. cartif) that 1 naa ituutiled with was ma 1,, mixt ,
!L. a Ttaar I wt. mittwd t.. haw M . Lasiti'aColetwateil ler
lasTeawl Br.gi i•f Ytttatturgti. 1 tiaik
Lath, wtri..h I.r.r.gltt as a) fifty worme ; I
tum
tu.ta",.d and am iwrfoctly I'Le
i.oLla >n IrArn my tiarsio, bud rtuLttt partichlare,ll
.1. I ‘l , • 11+1.1., N.• .! thwiLattan I to V. L.
IL .t Haag, and 11..Ltroe
81!IME=Ill
~ a ted f..vr itas, I.ll4.lC,EY:curorl by 00111i1114 8r.1.9., tor PILO
NU I, it, ha .4.11 rther Warr Par, m ca,11141111.11011, wortli•
gintill/e Lifter Pills, eiso
i,rosiflige, an 0.1111 be bail at an !lisp...table drug tvrPM
.m
giame a abeam the isigneture nt VIAIMINI3 13110 S.
stn, isle by U. sine proprietors.
FLEMING NROS,
Hoc:orators to k OD,
etroct. corner of Foora,
LT 4et °flashing Care Ir nu osLT oss Rol
.1 A k 11411 k Co Rai .
P6rksx4 Ink, A ralitAsk co.. kik. April 24. 19.64
hol,ritA mead you a certifinsto of a alto performed
b% the uero of ',nil 4n( bor.fie tko, Garman HAtore; ne
took Mr l:/Art t.. be a coonn of •cracley and itsve no doubt
ll=
: In slower t 3 y• 44
121B2111!111
I will lawie that WIT •tauyl9a:, %wed about
xv. ba-vr: tato iu her udo fat sit t , 5
+t..•ut the first iit Jauttaty last, awe LA!
, at. I c.,111,2,1 Itritt Thr tottnll3 bet *AS ,1,10 toot y
Ito° tileit with putts brit witr•lt
t. •11.1 r,a• rv•.l.lug • uumirr 4
r 1114,1 1 . !I .A • 6,1 JO. HMO', I V... .1
I t‘ , 1! tot. , 0A... and ..rut c. 3tm stun u.,1 Jar
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lat.ll. r b.. t !ban Op. ho. fr«!s
. • 1,1141 1441 . 1 h.l attrit.ut • •
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lIIIIIEBIMI
ny rt.lllll" , ti PIO'!" 444 Pr K
war.td.2nlttur
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livir Sod, but Tr ne--11.,a ,crtcw. L. tic , .cicitrrt. 1.11
c f %LA th, cesilcuAc.
it,. Inulrsltat,tat4 ~ t 1% teals 111. - i...t1 m.S tit • ingly ••1
r 1 bah ha- taa I.l•aolure
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ug IT li•!az .•nso reo.vt Lit.l lit.seagetr, tLut
Nk ti Os , •.1. Wo 4,11. n grr,frilu.
N.oar .B.lkulih •Trieu“-
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h-og .I...rtHonitent 111 inoothrr coldcnia
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1... ~ A 1 atlvoL of Lt ti. hiou 'Marto, awl at .1 I
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it lottat
tt,t th..t 4 A th.,,):,:e4 auto,, Lade, bt a abort tout., the
..thett,t, Ana , arid. the lust•talerigt. that 1)r 1100
, t Att'r of' LIVtiItWItRT. TAB., AND CANCIIAtAia
. t a •1.....ty Oil, hu thitrA. Lie fatal halt - .
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rtt..l ulifertittmlir
la, . ti, :r4Aie atid rettal, by It It t.llt LESS .1
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A1;11. ENNiN , Alletcbc.,
WElatchetor's Hair :et Ow .r.l
A..•..t..t.•r ”.1.1 from rAyiug ~n t 4 ., i-..t
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l.y r•r Urn if 1( 1T9111., 140
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PAIN E XTRAC TOR if ... , t11. , 11 I,in th.
~•r1 , )7 , 4p 1114,1 A 411 ExtrArtiott, Awl gr..
‘l4l/y Om. zasritwv IritWltnu It. It iwv,
4 ore ca.,. of and ago of loulottor, not to to, ou b, k
raw toeloWly to all. ftNuotttl) •Ut It by tote appliontio.
Illlk. are known by the hoot, Itching and pain of OW
anus ftleotlittg taloa ort , aotuotiams by the fallltt,
of the wbol , ho wnla. wbwh then preaa the inteettlu,d
,ud tight etwUnat the I.adi lam* aitd karps the t4ood front
turning up thn ve.ebt, nlralnr th the blood hemp kept at
1,.p ‘if your finger vrbuu h otring to tied tight round It; such
t. Inaillel/1., and for ..rorulouN humor* and Illeur.l to furlu,
theiviu, tbon pno-ore abdominal etupp,b-r, nit
16 , ar a Oulapreaa to the rt , tkilti, ouch colitialle to Hay tl.aaals,-
n.. clane , nlho .1, It well over the 1,... 4 tv.al
a•ane 1,0,.', and the nit .oral I , lla that talikport the la,welaw •l;
100 ~,ntonted uud made .'Gong, and your tub will to aaVatl
rr,ola.rly &Naiad, °Very tat. will la, rural. It lieVer rail
N.alo gyunino WlLlanit a steel-plate engraved lnbel, with
nignattin. of
lIENICi DALLEY, Matiofulur.r,
C. V. CLICKKNX.R. tae, Manufarturors.
Sold at '46 Cutaa ivr Lou by Dr. UEU. lt. KEYSlilt,
Wok.l strrot., and by nearly ovory denier in utediciu,
tbnm gboot tho Uuito l &awn. All amore or lotters for in
umtiou or advice, to to toldrossed to C. V. CLICK Krittlt
.4 CU., Now York. I au:atzdair..r
Sir. Morgantown, Va., January XS, 11350,
4.err A--For lwver-‘1 weeks pan{ I had 11 tieVelc
klertlnged SIMUNCL and Liver, and my synteni gun
out of order. After tieing a fee doses of your Mt.
Lane's improved Liver Pills. all the above mentioned nymp
h.. are removed, and 1 sin new restored to health. I Can
recommend the Improved Pills an beltil Wilt utUd and
I.lCaininl ill their clew:ohm. J. .1. PEIIIPtiNT.
1 , 1 Niol,nue's useamiui Liver Pills and 111IPILOVILD Terml
fuge, also Dr. I. Scott's Celebrated White Omission Lit&
merit, prepared solely under the supervision of Dr. I. Scott,
a regular Medical graduate, and Physician of exterisiveprao
th.o. None genuine, only as prepared by Dr. I, Scott & 00.,
Bank Place, Morgantown,
NBWS FROM THE FOUNTAIN lIBAD I
hlonoareroal, VA., Sept.l2, 1826.
This it 1 . n'TWY, That I have examined the Recipe for
preparing McLane's Improved Vermifngo and Improved
Liver Pith, by Dr. 1. Scott, who has been in the !Ishii of pu
pating and rising toy originattneillethea In my office during
rs
the last thirteen yea, and that I believe he ham Improved
them. I make the above statement the more willingly as I
have no intereet in them whatever. C. alcLAltik, M.D.
Pr. bicLane's IMPACTILD Vertu (hip , slid LILPROVID liver
Pilie, accompanied by certllicate of C. 111cL5a:‘, for eale by
Druggiete and Merchant], firm-richer.
Dit. OW. H. KEYSER, 140 Wood et., Wileliaale Agent.
Dn. J. P. PLEMINt), Allegheny, near Railroad Depot,
WholsealoAjtent. antbdawapo
Xte - Stgokinge and Hosiery for Winter.--
If you don't want your feet pinched with bud and short
Stockings, you will take our advice and go to C. Lam's, cur
lier or Market alley and Fifth street, and buy some of those
elegant fine Stockings, that make your feet feel nice and
comfortable. DMA also makes and gulls every variety of
Hosiery that you can mention, at wholesale and retalL
Remember the Owe, cortmr of Market alley and Fifth
, ol• oelk
43-U yOu wish to buy a 000 D, anditt the same
time a CHEAP SILK HAT, call and get one of Or 63.09 ,
HATS, whieh are as good ae can be tough; for the money in
(.1., city. MORGAN & Op,
anl3 lit Wood street.
rr; r~,_..,,,.
From the &atom entarday Evening Gazette.]
A PERFUMED BREAIFI Agntli-
would remain under the curse of a disagreeable
breath ibea by using the '• Balm of a Thovsay.d
Rol - ode as a dentifrice would not only render '
it sweet but, leave the teeth white as alabaster'?
Many persons do. hot know their breath is bad,
and-the subject is.so delicate their friends will
never mention it. 'Pour a single drop of the
'• Balm " on your tooth-brush and wash the tooth
night and morning. A fifty cent bottle will last
a year.
A BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION nosy easily be ae
quired'by using the " Balm of a Vionaand Row
ers." -It will remove tan pimples and freckles
from the skin, leaving it of a soft and roseate hue.
Wet a towel, pour on two or three drops, and
wash the face night and morning.
SHAVING MADE PASti.—Wet your,ehaving
`brush in - either warm or cold waten', - Pour on
two or three drops of " Balm of a Thousand
Flowers," rub the beard well and it will make a
beautiful lather much facilitating the operation
lof shaving. Price only fifty cents. For sale by
Fetridge & Co., proprieters;. and B. A. Feline
stock & Co., Fleming Bros., R. R. Sellerw& Co.,
Dr. G. H.. geyser and H. Miner & Co., Pittsburgh
and Beckham & Mcßennan, Allegheny city.
air Have You a Rupture of the Rowels!
—1 would malt respectfully invite the attention of those of
filmed with hernia or rupture of the bowels to my splendid
asset tment of Trusses of various patterns, and to suit every
age, applied and satisfaction guarantied in every cased tmy
&Ike, No. Lid Wood street, Pittsburgh, Pa, sign or the
Golden Mortar. Among the Truman said by me will be
found
Marsh's Radical Curt Tress;
Fivneh Trusses, vary ltpht spring;
Clam Elastic Trusses ;
Children? Trusses, single and double;
Treas.% chi/drew' and aduiti ;
Acres's Eh:phi Spring 75U.53 ;
Dr. S. S. Pitch's Supporter Truss
The price of Trusses vary from $2 to $3O. Hernial
or Ruptured patients can be suited by remitting money and
sending the ?measure around the hips, Mating whether the
rupture is on the right of left aide. I also sell and adapt
Dr. Bamting't Lace or Body Brree, for the cure Of Prolap
sus Uteri, Weak ones of the Cheat or Abdomen, Piles, Chronic
Warr hr., and any weak neasdepeuding on a weak end debili
tated condition of the &Wei:Waal musician.
Pr. Pitch's Abdominal Supporter
English F 7 attic Abdominal &Xls ;
Elastte Belts ;
And nearly every kind of Supporter now in nee. I aleo colt
Shoulder Bracts of every style, for weak cheated and stoop
ehoultiered persons.
Elastic Stockinga, for broken and varicose veins.
Siespinsory Bandages, of all-laud&
Syringes f every mtrirty and pattern, and in fact every
land of inee,hanictd appliance need in the care of disease.
DR. IS EYSEIt would stew to persons In want of Braces or
Trnams that hr cue often send to suit the patient by writing,
hut it is el ways ',ver to see the patient and apply the Truw
brace pere.amily. Address
julltJ*irly
THE ALLIANCE INSURANCE CO.,
uF PHILADELPIILL
01.1,EPORATID UT TAR LUILSLATUKX UP PIENNSiiVANTA, 183
CHARTER P eIIitPETUA.L CAPITAL $300,000.
Oilier No. 59 Walnut St., Philadelphia.
PRIVILEGED FOR FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE.
lITATtMENT.
Authorized Capital mo,ooo.
Amount orCapital paid up 4210,698 00
urpluo 40,140 18
Totpi . Asseta liable for losses —.... $260,836 lb
COnSISTitiEI OF
Sends and Mortgagee on unnumbered Real
Estate, and Stocke of par value $182,560 U
Bottle and Stock Note*, bearing Siz per cent,
*thereat 28,108 00
Caab on hand and in the hand, of Agent/ 215,744 16
DWI Receivable 14,30+3 00
$750,P38 18
TRUSTEES.
P. AL Atonally, Esq., James ain, Esq.,
lama Esq, Bel* B. Myrick, E.g.,
Wm. Smith, Esq., J. H. 3foColley,•Uq-,
Geo. W. Colladay, Esq., P Wyckoff, Esq.,
Wm. J. P. White, P.. 4, Wm. H. Gray, Esq.,
S.. Helfrich, Esq , Benj. H. Austin, Esq.
P. Al. MORI ARTY, President.
J. Momus
Thn, to certify, that I have critically, and by a personal
eland:mit:Al of the books. capital, men and securitsea of
the Alliance ll:knit-Raw* Company, of Philadelphia, inv.ti
gated the stand:llg and rosponeribillty or said Institution,
sad I do find, and am entirely clear In my convictions, that
t'otopany has a pool noirapaired Capital In Mortgagee
a un,nzttninered heal !etude, worth double the nmourd
the. come Nly investigations tiara
neon '4,1,44 ',arching. and are. I tia'nt. relfatia
tAlt far, 46)11 4n611
MEM=
. - - -
1 t-tiiis asun , in eaying that I have linen acquaint
nub Ir•uJewur 11.A1villi for several yearn, and have tutu
Lm integrity, :spicily end abitits, end would
run :Miuice b.. 1 statements ur legal opinion.
SIILIARD FILL.IIOIt.E.
V t. i.A I.K
IC 111 II 6L, r. firm of Blair B. B. Sfyrick. A , Co. Phila.
1 Libtlet, Phila. tie, Jrakins. Jr. '•
Wu, ilowere, •• Hoff. harry Bald win. : , :y n
it..u. Jon. 8....J.*, N. V. tune, N. V.
II II lbah.orn, N y. ileuj. 11. Austin, fluffelo.
(X - artininv ..::acts I Ns.li .1.N1.10 au bulitling+,
eani turuituro. L'AItINE INSI.III.I..NCE on vct3,l,,
::trgo tool rrtogttl LNSIIIIANCE on gOoile by
err, lab., canals or rnitnnuid, on 83 HCCOMIIIM•kriIIE
torrilr as nay other responsible office._
CITIZENS' INSURANCE COMPANY
OF PIT TFaitrAfaii.
WILLLSII BANALIIP, President
SAMUEL L Sccretary.
OFFICE- W Water street tiottoreis Markel and Mat 4reets.
Sir Insures NULL ASP CARGO RISKS, on the Ohio
9.11.1 Mississippi Rivets at,d tributaries.
Fromm. aa•.utut Lusa or Darnaga by
Ai., against the Perils of the &a and Inland Navigation
ind Transportatton.
William 13,t,p•1423., Oapt. Mark Sterling,
James M C.ri.,,,r, Samnel M. Kier,
Samuel Rbil. William Bingham,
Robert Dunlap, Jr., John S. Dilworth,
lease 11. Peneork, Francis Sellers,
S. Ilarbaiigh, J. Sehoomnaker,
`Naito Bryant, William B. riays.
John Stilphai. (deal
. _— _________.
COMMONWEALTH INSURANCE CO.
HARRISBURG, PENNA.
Chartered Capital, - - - $300,000.
ne_ !Ileums Building...and other Property against Loss or
Damage by Fire; abs. against Perini of the See, Inland
Na‘ notion 4114 TIILL:11110r1 Atka..
orrunate—SlMON CAMERON, President.
HENJ. PAILKR, Vice President
K S. CARRIER, Secr etary.
A. A. CARRIER, Agent, Fourth and Smithfield.
DELAWARE MUTUAL
MEE=
SAFETY INSURANCE COMPANY,
OFFICE, S. E. CORNER TIIIRD AND WALNUT ENS.,
MITE!
04 - MARINI! INSURANCES on Yentala Cargo, Fraigh
t,. all pens of the world.
INLAND INSURANCES ON (40041.0, it kt_IV.T 3 , Cui 6l,
Lakes and Land Carriages. to all parts of the Union. ./ 1
VI ILE INSUR A NCE ON Al KROH ANDIEN generally. Or.
stores, Dwelling Houses, &c.
Awls of the Company November 610, 1866.
itlindlS, Mortgages and Real Estate $101,020 4'
Philadelphia City, and other I.atui... b 6,210 to
Stock In Dank; Raitriad and Insurance CAN 123,000 It
Bills receivable 1.86,4441 SI '
4.6ish on hand 26,826 M.
lialaucei in bawls of Agents, Premiums on iter
rine Policia& rooently Lamed, anti other 444
duo the Company *kW,
Sobecriptiun Notes ,
IL
Willson Martin,
Joseph IL Seal,
Kiiruuml A. Solider,
John C. Cavils
John R. Penrose,
their*" Leipex,
IttlwanlLlingion.
Dr. IL M. Hulitou,, •
William C. Ludwig,
Hugh
Syeneer Mallerohn,
L.arlee Kelley,
Jones Brookes
Johnson,
&Anne! s SiukCe,
Henry S
James B. . 11 . 4 itihrien.1,
Charles Schaffer,
Robert Burton,
John B. Semple, Pittsburgh
D. T. Morgan,
i J. T. Logau
Vi r M. MARTIN, President.
Tuns. C. Itstru, We President.
Haar Imaimus, Secretary.
P. A. MADEIRA, Agent,
JAIS:11 No. 95 Water street, Pittsburgh.
lIANITACTURERS' INSURANCE COMP%
OF PHILADELPHIA.
rtilPrtllk4—.3lllolllM HT TEM BUTZ OP PINKBYLVEMA.
Chartered Capital, $500.000.
FIRR, AIABLVE AND INLAND TRANSPORTATION'
AARON S. LIPPINCOTT, Praddent
ORKIN ROGRHS, Secretary. •
GEORGE YOUNG, Treasurer,
Amon S. Lippincott, William B. Tbemsa,
MAlllolloinil:Thant, William Neal,
Nicholas G. Taylor, Alfred Weeks,
Orrinp.'s,
John P. DuSimons, Charles J. Fields,
James P. Smyth.
a„p-This Company has been °mallard with a cash Capi
tal, and the Directors have determined to adaptthb business
to Ito available resources. To observe prudence in conduct ,
log its affairs, with a prompt adjustment of lows.
Pittsburgh Office, No. 03 Water street.
J. NEWTON JONBS, Agent.
RSPERICNOES.
follOWg weU known and repo
eflrms in Pi ts
, w
burgh have authorized reference to h e
w i t
regard
r to the
stability and soundness of the lannufaetwov Ineuranca
Company.
Kramer Rahm, Wilson, Childs h Co,
Dooms Smith & Co, Hampton & Campbell,
JOlall, Tiernan & Co., R. Childs h Co.
nov7
PENNSYLVANIA INSURANCE CO.
'P PITTSBURGH.
Cornero Poui.,ll said Smithfield Streets,
UTIL.MILED CAPITAL, $300,000.
Insure 'Wilding, wd other Property against Loss ur
•'o by Fee, and the , Petite of the Sea and Inland Navi
gation and Transp rtation.
DIRECT9IM.
WN.P.: 1. • •,. w y eat tenon, . 1 4 , 401! Pointer s.
W. W IVelintoA, .lea Y. Tann ,
George VV. S utt asge.4, A. t Park,
I. Grier Spro,v. ade Hampton, D. M. Long,
304ce, 8. JIM., E. 114 CoVEMIL
OPTIC/019.
Pre:Went. Hon. WM- P. JOIDISTON.
iirc PralaGlit......-4MY PATTERSON.
sad Straw CABBIRR. • yeay
. '~i.
".%* tOis-e
EIMISIV
DR. OEO. 11. KEITRR, 140 Wood at.,
Ftgo of did Golden Mortar.
=ma
==l!
LUKE TAAFFK, Agent.
No. fiu Water 14106 T, PitW.tur.ll
MEM=
Philadelphia.
hIO.6CTORB.
James H an , t.
Th",ophilna Paulding
Jamee auk,
William Eire, j r ,
Joehtia L. Price,
James Tamen;
•
MARINE INSURANCE.
.FIRK RISKS.
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8(#) ACt.CES' OF 713.1B04; .COAL and
IIIQ Ogg LAVO.Ie,
~ottered lor,eale uti,favor i•'
aide nr aichange prOpettYlii eh' city or '-
eetninty.
This Land is heavily tit - rib:llM, and lies cons, olvo - tly totbe I - • ' ' =
- Clarion riser, in Forest county, nu-that 114 kni t heir,o t a , be t •
floated ant and brought to miteret.
It contain!, an ELEVEN FOOTYSIN of - <
GOOD - GOAL
Under/6 largaportiou of-the - land— • ,
There aleo
Iron Ore,and-Limestone . • •
In abundance upon it; and tbeeoll Is, good-! L a.".l "Tit
A •
suiveyed - amen lt,ruld will no doubt .ba,balltrythicli It
part of a line or railroad. frOln Iftiw-T_OEk.hi,B4,l4ntba, E
The soil good auilginieEttlfy loirikatut la In Ihnialdat of E
a 'alien that will roan hi °prof: thiEbeittirtriftig regions of
the Th e 1800 acres lie together in 'a body, and will be sold Itt a k • ,
bargain to the purchaser. Inquire of
THOMAS WOOD aesentati. Aitth zi;" ,
ati6 No. 76 PutirtttAlnnat. Pltheburgh.
TERRA COTTA Cif - gT.&NE
WATER
From two to alt inch calibre, -
PRICES from 12 to 30 Cents per Foot.
ALSO—noonastnit •- ' '
PEARL STARCH'
For Sale Wholesalt, at Illattutaeturare
Pricer by '
HENRY H. COLLINS
•
FORWARDING Arixs
COMM ISSION.M,EROWANI;
AND WHOLESALE Drataixi -
CHEESE, BUTTER,''• SEEDS,
AND PRODUCE AIEN Lf,LI.Y.
No. 25' Woon STsssr r Pri7sigiiiite-iteie 3
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.o
fr- SPEOIAL NCYTIOE.--TAIONTERI CAMP. MEET- i
Illy' ING. = An Extra Train on Allegheny _Valley filed- ifi
road will leave Carson street MONDAY, fAuguat Roth,: at 2
o'clock P. M., for Tarentum. . A. J: IIOPPER,
an2s - . ,SupetAirnt.
PITTSB.URGIL T.IIE.A.T:RE.I
Lessee and Manager JOSEPHiCh FOSTER
Aer DOOM-05MB at.. 734; curtain riga at 8. o'clock. i i
Leader of the Orchestra....../dona. N. :WM EX..I 3
First night of the engagement of the talented MARTI.
NETTE FAMILY, Mona. ItLONDIN and theli'ntimerons
and talented.Troupei , compdshag TWENTY -, SUPERIOR
Male. , ES. Among them_ will be found-r . '4
Vile Dadra, • :Alma T. Martinette,
Mlle Capell, Mons. P. Maqinette, if. '
M'Met, T. Martinette, . ' Moha..Blou din,' „, 1
ll'me P. Martinette, Mons.,lgnacio, f. t i
3Pnt Blondin,Mons. Toledo,.
Mons. A. Grassi - , poster Pail l„ . i
Mons. 5 Velarde, - At, MPIII#IIInas i
MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST rfitt; Alias
Grand liivolnitlong:of the Tjliclat T lFEtipts, by
.„
the wouthrful Mons:BLONAIN and the'MARTISUTT2I ..,
BEOTIMES. ' - - .
Followed by astonishing and graceful.
Grouping hy the CIAETINETTE' FAMIIy. tine sPme
ltL'ihDtN.
Conch:ding with: the Ali:Minna a,.. -4 '
The•Magle Trlunlie4,l6 whIctrp.RILLIKW_ . MAR. t
TINETTE will appearligOLOlVN. - ' •
. -
The perform:Mee will' contimmie with' the Earce'Of Love .'
In Humble Life.
IMl'lle Free list, except the Trans, must , necentarily to • •
suspended. '' - ' '-; v . -
The regular Fall Dramatic Season will cummence ;Sept. 6. ".•':::. f.
~_
TIISSOLUTION OF PARTlairgillP.
The partnership heretofore , exlittng betweerrthe i uh- '
s,rthere, under the firm of JONES, LAIITII /I CO.; wax dla-f
. caved by- mutual consent on llie'llest day.of Awns - 4. 1 E 56 .; .. 4 -^ -
The tuskless of the late lirin W4l - Ise eettled liylliltnnw firnt r ..,,, , ,,, t t,....„,„,.,1, ... -
of JONES A LAMA.. 'IL V. 'JON Erik.'":, . - ''''fp'-• .- .;-
ENIMARD4AVTLF l' . - If ' -
- .. Jaw. T:.1.4.1122fil - • -, A
. .. ~..
_ .
Tho tindersigned - . have 'foieielf. - &!ihaited
partnership, -under-the firm ' of ' JON/T.3-.4 , LAII.Mtn the
' business of MANIMACTORING ANOIRIALINGINTIRON; a
m which firm the generat - partnerg are Ittlti.lTlMiesidin of
in the City of Pittsburgh, and lutliNAltridluzupiosiding
in :be Borough of East- itirmingbam;AndateVatSl Pat , --
ner ill JAMP3 LADOiffAti; ireldlng4n add .ciln who f '
contributed fi ft y-one thoustualfivehmidniParitt "dghty.tin es '
dollars and fifty-eight rents of capital. : the common dock
h i
of partnership, which la to f - conamencia!eanf.thipat day aq
Aulust, 1556, and to terminate - ,an ilia: et - August, Jot - August, •
Mil. ' - - ' . 'll: P. JONES, -
BERNARD': atiTII,
JAMES LlttPallux.
Pittsburgh, August
•
TIRO POSA LS • W ILL BE •REGEIVED b
i
TI
the Committee of Arrangements:of thirrinnitylvan;
Stele Agricultural Socieiruntil FRIttiI.Y.ETIMING next,
for the rurnithing.of the Lumber for and - pening up One
t
hundred and Twenty addltiental o ..orotedNoresikgtelle ure..A.
the Fair Grounds of wild Seedety. "Tha'Shali avo ta be th ,el
feet and third in width, hiriTto correspond fis&*„ iin ,t
height to those of a similar kind already ere , - Ru g
Stall to be provided 'with is Trough "
and cl°44 'irk - Troat. IA
boards and rough sliding - door without bAttgorr:
.The whoa
to be completed in three weeks ftcrea .om, . •
~.,. tittimf !Milne
Terms Cash in ten day& from the eahli e r ",die ormOmpletioni
Proposals to be directed to Lilo Cit'Amtm f r o p ABF- - .
FLANORMICgTS, care of J-431;£3 1V .8.11.1: 1 110Pad.'47 . Fifth.street.
(
The Stalls to remain ukf2, the j a rounds', is:the iltoPert7 O, :i F.
the Society. .
For further information, .i., i o - yap p injus A
General Semerintendente-whoemm Att..the Ground- 4 '
front morning till eveni:ng. until
.d tuggi. ~ 2.
It i f
By order of the r :;,..tionatt oo .‘.. , i,11 , 11-404,411N. Sr- L.
Pittsburgh, AUX,. 250, 155.0.430.%),1- - i, ~ , cthith ....., r ,,,
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A
LLEOgENY INS'rIT IJTE..'4': The next' - .4 •
,
MeINIOI.I of this Institution ' sitiantMf on thikeortter o
Fe 'era and Rubin-son streets. Am:cu.) , cayi will coin r !' • ,
ni.nes on . 11 0tDAY, the let of .Septembee. .: ..' •''
Yount Gentlemen' danrous of pursuing. the,..Latm an • ' • t• .• kf
Greek Classics and the various branches of hfathetnatltn,„.;; • . - •
preparatory to an advitteatateundlt, will end in ~,...7,- _ -",-. -.
-' ' • .
this Institution eery fa c ility. '
~.k. ", 'o'. r" '
an25:90. - • L. HEADLEY, Principsl.l so. .s.
, „„•‘, ,
'V ItESII. DATES—.% , raitfittjusit-iec'd- an . • - '..-
, i
If for sale by • . REYIEER"it , ANDEBSON, .
~ ' . .. 2 • 1 `
5w2.5 NO. Ggliroodatreet. -...- , ,' . '' - '1 , •
COCOA NUTS-3000 to arsirkitiid . for sale' ' - ,-,,,. •- ' ~-
by— REY3IEft ft",II.If.DEPSON, • . . .:
8,015 • • ' Na 39-Weitid street. .
NOT ICE TO CONTRACTORS. BTalticl . : .
Proposals will bo real ved until TUESDAY, September s• -- - -•-
2d, at the County Poor flown, 9 nth Fayette township, foe • : • ~
budding Stable, Corn Crib, Ao Addr,!as T. VARNER end. - . 1 ,'-- *
J. BOYLE.
ANEW -
AND SPLENDID • STOCK OF
PIANO PORTNS, -
J uat rived from Ora celebrated MA( -
tory of cHICKERINIi k tiONB, Boston, and; jF. I
other distinguished rackets, to 'which the as-.
tention of purchasers is respectfully invited, by
JOEIN 11. 'ARIUS/4
No. 81 Wood' street, nearAfturth,
au23 Arra for Chicks:inf.: & Souls „Boston.
WHO IS GOING WEST ?"---,Eciiiale, 160
acres of choice Land, part in thither and pail
prairie; io a healthy and agreeable location, In Guthrie Co.,
lowa, three nines from the railroad taut out front lowa City
to Col:loci! 111 nil's. Will he sold at a 'bargain—half mai l
balance in one year: or will be bartered for paptiag or oar,
peeler work, or approve.l Pittsburgh mentifitotalted articles.,
or dry goods and groceries. 8. CITTIIDERT & BON,
au23 61 Market street.
IS YOUR GUN OUT OF ORDER
now i+ the time to have it thoroughly REMAND. life,
pity spocial attention to Ilia branch of our bnishaese..
best stock of Guns , Rifles, Revolvers, Pistols, Aruntuttitic
Fishing Tackle, &c., in the city, on hand. . •
t rt. - Oulu hired by the tiny or week.
DOWN & TRIXT, N 0.186 TP
an2l 'Sign of the' " .
IS. MBENTZ'S WORKS.—
c nu.
The Planter's Northern Ark , - -
Comp'ete in two volumes, paper oo - With illustration
or bound la ono volume. cloth • , er, of 500 pages, Prim S•
Linda. The Young Piles dill. $ 1 , 25 .
of the Belle Creole. Two - rolepaper cover, price 14,c0p.
Robert gyhtuux6 or one rot , cloth gilt, $l.
o Linda" Two 1 , -* ...no sequel to, ands continuation c
, 0 1 .. cloth gilt' ALL, paper cover, price 75 cents, or on
ileum; on i l •
rot s ., paw fhe Snow Bird. A Tale of. Real Life. Tr
Goa. Jr corer, price 75 cents, or one vol., Sloth
n o, .ml 4 and. Blurring. l'wo voltuuts, - paper core,
e $l, or one vol., cloth gi1t,51,23.
Reline; or, 51agnolla Yale, Twojrnis.„ papeecover,Pric
75 cents, or oue Vol. cloth gilt $l. .
Bolen and Arthur. TWO volumes . , priPer.COter, price . 4
cents or flue vol., cloth • gilt,gt:
Now additions of tini above hisVilieetCrecetved at tic
Chea&Book Store of W. A. GILD.IIIII , I3NOT
our Pink A.; oppewitissl le Theatre.
TROY HILL.—We for hale on
beautiful elevation aboVe• Allegheny 'City, 10 :Inds
ground, each 43 feet front by 145 deep, making'altogether
delightful plow fur a country residence. It is coveted bl
the ehoiCeist frult trees and afirnlibery. and 'common&
view of the city of Allegheny. Pittsburgh and surroundini
vicinity. The above being about to remove East will sell
remarkably cheap and on the most .accommodatingtennfi. -
To a person of business wishing to spend a portion &
his time without interruption, or to a retired, gentlentan
this property offers many inducements for investment.
ARIA, to [au22] BLAKELY A . RICO=
OR SA LB.—A - three story dwelling hous4
ou Liberty street. Fifth' Ward, immedlitely opposit
the steam Roaring mill. This house is 20 feet front by all
feet dci'P, and contains olds apartments. • Tturlotver storyti •
of brick; the app. - part of.frtuuo.
This property will be sold very low, wit I's on a lease; bu tthe fee simple of the lot can be bought ont.
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trGAlt, Lead. -400 lbs. just '
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hand and for gale by jatt22l FLEEING
1010011—ErsTocITRE,-.5 casks in store anc4
for sale by 1= 22 1 FrAtrazzla BROS.
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