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L ` .4 4,2 --v . ,.• g .t*.. z ~. -10 ',..i'_, , •' 1 , ..„ r a.,,,1- .; t.. 4 ,1 4 ,i•T ~ • ' ' ) zt t .:,r .!‘:',:',.." 4 --e..: 1-' - V- " , I "r.',.::Jtrit-% otike. te•-). --: g- a• ' Pr). 7 077. • , -. 4, ..e#4 47 :4 ;_ , w g %.1(1)4 I 1114 ...14°' g. t. 4917'10 -NtigiC" '14.5;3' 44 • fire iti g 4 , 44 A p : 4411+f st6l,- 3 C jr tbur 4i. THURSDAY MORNING JAMES DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET. DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET WILSON DVC A.NDLEStI, TowNstur Hon. HOPEWELL HEPBURN, CITT ASNLNIBLY : THOMAS S. HART, leodwri• Tomirame. AUGUSTUS HARTJE, RUERVE Townaw. SAMUEL JONES, Cu l'. L. B. PATTER - OP, MIFFLUI TOWNSEIIP SAMUEL SMITH, it 7 1.ZOBEST CITY. Dr. JADES POLLOCK, FINDLEY TOWNSHIP UODSTr COMILIMSIONTat • ROBERT GUTHRIE, RonmsoN TOWN3FIP AUDITOR • EDWARD TRDIIIPSON, AVlixTrie TowNeiniP DMECTOR OP THE POOR : HENRY BELTZTIOOVER, BALIOTV TowN.lue. Democratic Electoral Ticket of Pennsylvania. ELECTORS AT LARGE! CHARLES R. BUCK ALEW, Columbia WILSON M I CANDLESS, Allegheny. let District: GEO. W. NEBINGER, Philadelphia Co. 2d " PIERCE BUTLER, Philadelphia City. 3d a EDWARD WA RTMAN, Philadelphia Co. 4th " WE. 11. WITTE. Philadelphia County. 6th " JOHN McNA.III, Montgomery County. 6th " JOHN 11. BRlNTON,t,heeter County. 7th " DAVID LAITRY. Lehigh County. Bth " CHARLES KESSLER, Barks County. 9th " JASIES PATTERSON;,,kancoeter Co 10th " ISAAC SLENKEIt, Union County. 11th P 8.48. W. lIUG HRS. Schuylkill Co. 12th " THOMAS OSTEIIII AUT. Wyoming Co 13th ABRAHAM EDINOF.R, Alonrne. 14th REUBEN WILBEIt, Bradford County. Ifith " °F.ALROE A. CRAWFORD, Clinton Co_ 16th " .IAIIE9 BLACK. Perry County. 17th " HENRY J. STAHLE. Adams Co. 18th " JOHN D. RUDDY. Sornereet Co. both " JACOB TURNKY. We.tmoreland Cu. 20th " .1. A. J. BUCHANAN, Greene Co. 21st " WILLIAM WI LEI NB, Allegheny Co 22,11 JAMES G. CAMPBELL, Butler Co. 24d " THOMAS CUNNINGHAM, Beaver Co. 24th " JnIIN KEATLEY. Clarion Co. 26th VINCENT PHELPS, Cravford County Ml~ f .. f Extracts from Buchanan's Speeh on the Independent Treasury Bill. " - THAT COUNTRY IS MOST PROSPEROUS WHERE LA BOR COMMANDS THE GREATZST REWARD. "FROM SIT SOUL I RESPECT THE LABORING M AN. LABOR-IS TICE FOUNDATION OF THE WEALTH EVERY COUNTRY, AND THE FREE LABORERS OF TILE NORTH DESERVE RESPECT FOR THEIR PROBITY AND INTELLIGENCE. HEAVEN FORBID THAT I SHOULD DO THEM WRONG I" THE GLORIOUS DEMOCRA TIC Mass Convention ! ! TENTH OF SEPTEMBER, THE ANNIVERSARY OF PERRY'S VICTORY. The Democratic State Central Cutniffit tee have resolved that a MASS CONVENTION Buchanan and Breckinrid,w SHALL BE HELD AT PITTSBURGH, ON WEDNESDAY, THE TENTH The undersigned Committee were op pcinted by the BUCHANAN CLUB to make arrangements for the contemplated CONVENTION, and have the honor of informing the public that they have mti.le every arrangement necessary to insure a Glorious Demonstration!! On behalf of the DEMOCRACY id , ' PITTSBURGH, we cordially invite the friends of the Constitution and the Union —all who would preserve undivided and unimpaired the glorious inheritance ho• queathed us by the Patriots and Sages of the Revolution—all who reverence the memory of WASHINGTON, the FATHER OF HIS COUNTRY; Who warned us to frown down every attempt at section al agitation—all who truly admire the vir tues of JACKSON, CLAY, WEBS'I'IIR and WRIGHT, whose energies in life were devoted to the preservation of the Union As IT IS: All these we cordially invite to meet us upon this occasion. The list of speakers invited to be pre sent embraces the names of some the most distinguished men in the nation. The fol lowing gentlemen have been invited as speakers, and many of them will be pre• sent : Gen. Lewis Cites, Stephen A. Douglae David Tod, John Van Buren, Wm. B. Reed, Win. C. Preston, Pierre Soule, L. K. Bowen, Josiah Randall, Danl. S. Dickenson, John W. Forney, Den. W. M'Cook, John L. Dawson, Daniel Dougherty, A. H. Stephens, H D. Foster, J. Glancy Jones, R B. Carpenter Will A. Stokes, H. S. Magraw, Wm. Witte, General Ward. Robert J. Walker, No effort will be spared to render this demonstration worthy of the cause, and au. candidates we advocate—worthy of PENNSYLVANIA'S FAVORITE SON !! Who is now the favorite of the American people. Come One, Come All. G. W. CASS, Chairman, Charles Stealer, D. Fickeiseu, J. It. M'Clintook, A. Holstein, Sand. W. Black, John Birmingham, David Campbell, John C. Dunn, G. F. Gillmore, J. A. Gibson, T. J. Keenan, Charles Barnett, Thos. Scott, E. P. Jones, Wm. FL Smith, Ches. T. Ihmsen, Wm. M. Stewart, C. Hartwell, D. W. Boas, G. P. Hamilton, Wm. M. Edgar, P. C. Shannon, Committee, WE will speak in regxrd to our ticket to POSTPONEMENT.--The pole raising which was to have taken place at Col. Gernt's hotel, Third ward, Allegheny city, on Thursday evening, the 28th inst., has been postponed until Monday evening, September let. D. LYNCH, Chairman Allegheny City Club. WILL our Democratic exchanges notice our Mass Meeting of the I.oth September, and urge a rousing attendance. qtr ttPo • ', • 4 tiaO t 54 Yi, - • ' • 4, 1 .'• • ; 4 • ".1 .1# `. 'l* MMItMI FOR PRESIDENT =LIMEI OF PENNSYLVAMA. FOR VICE PRESIDENT, JOHN C. BRECKINRIDGE, OF KENTUCKY OA AL 0010489T021611 GEORGE SCOTT, or COLIMIILL 00. LIMITOR GI:MAI: JACOB FRY, Jr, Boxroom:la Co 617RVETOR GENERAL JOHN ROWE, or FRANKLIN Co PROSECITING A WORSTS : MATTHEW 1. STEWART, Cris. TENTH OF SEPTEMBER. AT PITTSBURGH, ON Tiff. OF THE FRIENDS OF SEPTEMBER!!! Horatio Seymour, Chaa. A. Buekalew POLE RAISING MMI f.} ~~ . .h~~. MIME INCREASE AND SROCESS We are glad to he able toitay that there still continues a steady increase or. our subscription lists.- It certainty 'indicates a good condition of things in itik.pitrty.: The DeMoorats seek infer rufk,doll, and when - they get it they And that stories of the black republicans are sheer fabri• cations. We publish every week seine of the most reliable and able documents we can find, and they are evidently doing serious mischief to the Premout ranks. Such letters as those of Choate, Pratt, Pearce, Granger, Van Buren, and the speeches of Clay, and Jones, and many others are convincing all who are wining to believe the truth, that a sectional party is dangerous. We shall continue to publish such documents, and hope our friends will continue their efforts to scatter them broadcast over this end of the State by getting up more large clubs. Now is the time to do It in every neighborhood. The suc cess of our party insures it success f“r several years to come ; and it insures the safety of the Union and the Constitution. Never had-Demo crats more cause for exertion ; and can they do anything more useful than to scatter reliable iu formatiou Our cause is just and right—never more emphatically so than now. Let the truth be made known. It comes cheap in a very large sheet like our Weekly paper. , ILIGUST William A. Stoke• of Westmoreland on The Journal of yesterday, in closing a notice of the recent very able speech delivered by W. A. STOKES in this city, puts divers questions to which we hope that gentleman will reply in his own clear and vigorous manner. Meantime we take leave to say: Ist, that the Democratic Party is NOT "in favor of excluding Pennsylvania white men from Kansas by tilling the territory with slaveholders and slaves," but 2d,-agreeing to the principle announced in the Declaration of Inde pendence, of the political equality of all men, we would extend this to Kunsas, and let the peo ple there, as elsewhere, for i nt their democratic in stitutions according to the wish of the majetily. 3d: we do NOT "think the North should he silt, dued"—or that Mr. Douglas ever said so—but neither should the South be subjected. Thus these three questions are "plainly" answered off hand, and for want of the more elaborate replies which we trust will be made by the eminent citi zen to whom they are personally addressed. JUST So.—The Journal man, speaking of some new bill, which it alleges goes fur the " rurperotion" of certain laws in Kansas, says : " Why not say repealed r If those laws are valid nod binding, they Ahuuld be enforced. If not, they should be annulled at once. This bill propose,. ti. suepold them—thus admitting their invalidity and vet preserving their vitality." Just so, Mr. Journal. The attempt of the local authorities in Kansas to - enforce" those laws has been a prolific theme of denunciation with the freedom shriokers: and the insincerity and bad faith of the Black Republicans in the House in refusing to vote for the Senate's Pacifi cation Bill, which annulled them, been abun dantly manifested. Mr. Weller has, however, given them another opportunity to show their consistency, by again bringing forward the sec tion referred to. Will the Journal recommend its acceptance by the House as a compromise" The Black Republicans at the present moment yet-- taiuly occupy an anomalous position, and the at tempt cif - that party in the House to prevent the execution of those law., by nullifying the Exec utive and Judicial branches of government. t. . Silt retry eirurt Mat has been made 1..1.1 era! te party TO RIPF: T THOSE 011SoXIOVS has wet with a steady opposition which cannot red,,uud to the "loyalty," patriotism or con,i,v tenry of the Black Republica' party. 1 A PcilsoNAi. ENPLANATIo —Two young men employed in a store, on Laig t street, New Yoik, got into a difficulty the (Abe day, in which one of the parties we:, stabbed. The gabber makes a per-low:1 explanation iu newspaper mod which winds up thus Now, it I i is a well known 'fact, that I have the greatest antipathy for crueltyf any kind, and t Ile shedding of blood; and for thy{last twelve yPorv, in 1 consequence of those scruple , ' in consequence of those scruples, I have abstains from animal food of every kind, with total abstinence from intoxicating drinks. My moral and intellectual faculties have always governed my conduct. I have never resented any of It. H. P.'s insults until on the night of the 16th instant, which was an act of self-defence . . •' The assault was diabolical in the extreme, the object being to injure my person, destroy my reputa tion, and to blast the hopes that I was about to reel. ire, which has cost me years of labor and anxiety." Sumsca ON PENNSYLVANIA.—There has been some excitement produced in Blair, Cambria end other central counties of this State, by a remark of Charles Sumner, that Penrisylvanian.t a,-re 011ie .r!ares. Mr. Sumner alleges that his re mark was that John Randolph said so. But it seems that be quoted the remark approvingly. The gentlemen to whom he said it had called on him with very friendly feelings. But, some of them at least, left very touch exasperated. Their patriotism and self-respect, as children of the Keystone State, were outraged at such an un called fur and insulting reproach. Tuk Cincinnati Enquirer office was set on fire in four different places, by some miscreant, about oue o'clock on Monday morning last. Some gen tleman who happened to be passing, discovered the editorial rooms in a blaze, but succeeded in extinguishing the flames without creating any alarm. ALL toe Love. "--A young German saddler df St. Louis, named Eggers, a member of the Turner's Society, committed suicide last Sunday by blowing out his brains with a pistol. He had been engaged to a young lady and the mar riage was to have taken place the succeeding Sunday, but his mistress changed her mind, and on the receipt of an intimation to that effect went quietly up stairs and committed the fatal deed. Eggers was well known and universally esteemed by his acquaintances. THE Boston Traveler says of the letter of Hon. Rufus Choate, in which he comes out for Buchan an : It is by long odds the heaviest shot that has yet been fired in the campaign, and it goes booming and crashing through the timbers of the Republican ship in a way which will startle her numerous and gallant crew and require the sum moning of all hands to repair damages." CACOHT A TARTAR. —The Fremont and Day ton journals have frequently announced that "Hon. John Brough, formerly a leading Demo crat of Ohio," had come out for their candidates. The following, from the Indianapolis Sentinel, shows how he " supports" their ticket: At the abolition know nothing meeting on Satur• day evening, John }hough was several times vocifer. ously called for. So persistant was the " crowd" in their demands for a speech from }rough that he could not well avoid making an explanation, which he did, much to the chagrin of those who thought they "had him fixed." Mr. B. said that if he made a speech be was afraid it would be a democratic speech, for he never made any other in his life. Voices in the crowd cried out, " Let it be a democratic speech, but not a locofoco speech." " Gentlemen," said Mr. Brough, " I am afraid it would be a locofoco speech, for I feel that I am yet BO much of a locofoco that if I was to scrape my heel against the pavement it would ignite." " Well, well ; lot it be a locofoco speech, but a free speech and Fremont." "Gentlemen," continued the good natured and hu morous speaker, "if I was to speak now I think I think I should have to speak in favor of my good brother, Buchanan." Whew ! don't speak then !" The abolition por tion of the crowd was no longer anxious to hear Mr Brough. THE Pittsburgh Gazette says that the basest political tricks of the present day is the abandon ment of Fillmore by the Southern Know . Noth - Exchange. It is more than equalled in baseness by the Re publicans of the North in their abandonment of the Constitution and the Union for the elevation of the African negro to an equality with the wiitu.—Camden (N. J.) Danwerait. ,2 , 4 t , „4. '4., ,) 1 'I :(01 .• "146, ." • 'lWit Z. - • e'p \ U 4 4 . .. A.,. " 1 A .4., if 1 . , n . , , .. i; „, ~ . . - , o ft • • hT • - y~. r ~ S ~ y ,_, ,t. lECEMI! =EMI • 4.t fFram the Detro;t Free Yi Appeal of W bilge of Det reit to the Whigs Of The undersignetre. being heirs, with you, of a prieelL-s politicalinheritance.; fellow citizens, of a common country; mentbers•of a great, co4cr va tv e, national, and once triningiont partyi - • sire to address to yon foe weeds of warning and of eshoitation, in view of the causes which endanger the perpetuity of the government, dis turb the repose of the country, and threaten to eradicate from the national mind that sentiment of unity which has hitherto made us one people. Though disbanded by the death of our parlia meuta•y leaders, reduced in number by defection in our ranks, disheartened by the political infi delity of some of onr chosen instrumentalittei, we believe there still slumbers in the bosom of our party a sentiment which will cordially respond to every note of appeal coming in the name of that revolutionary watchword which did so much to sustain our fathers during the log struggle which intervened between the battle of Bunk.-r Hill and the termination of the siege of Yorktown, in the surrender of Lord Cornwallis. it i: to the scattered but living rnemben of that national and gallant band who wept for their country at the defeat of Heury Clay in 1844, that we make this brief address. Being ourselves among the number of those who joined the whig standoetl, no less from an ardent adoration of two men, one distinguished above all others for his power of marshalling the hosts which entered the ranks of his friends, and the other for massiveness of intellect which gave a breadth and solidity to the party commensu rate with the constitution of our country, than from a sincere conviction that their views of the offices of a revenue tariff, of a national curren cy, and of the principles which should govern the administration of public affairs, as well no the legislation of Congress, if carried into effect, would have promoted the prosperity or tbe citi zens; and increased the stability of the govern ment. These convictions enable us to retrace our party history with a just sentiment of pride, embittered only by the regret, that we failed to enetamp our principles upon the government and the country, and to requite, with a becoming manifestation of gratitude, those eminent mon who inspired it with those great attributes which challenged the admiration, secured the support and confidence of much of the talent and intelli gence of the country. Whilst we still approve of the measures advo. cated by the champions of the good old whig cause, reaffirmed in the nets of our national eon. ventions: whilst we revere the memory of those who have departed in the faith, leaving us the fragrance of their good names, and the influence of n great example: and whilst we admire and would humbly imitate the example of our gt ett men, both in the past history of the party and in the recent nets of some of its distinguished members, we would fain have you remember that there is only left for us the duty of chon., ing between an effort to reorganize and recon struct the whig party, or to abandon our duty as citizens in refusing to vote at the coming else tion, or to merge ourselves, in violation of all our antecedents, int., a party sectional in its ac• ganizatiou and dangerous in its tendeneio , . or that of boldly taking sides in the present cam paign with our ancient but national opponent, the democratic party. As Whigs—as men, having the warnings of Washington in our mernories-•--11.4 citizens know ing our own history, so as to distinguish between the powerlessness of a purilation, as seen durtng the continuance of the confederation, as the might and majesty 6f a p-ople, as organized un• der our glorious Cout uti on as intelligent and patriotic freemen, kuowitig the impossibility of reconstructing such another political fabric, if we permit this one to be ruthlessly destroyed, we warn you against an alliance with any party of men, Republicans, or otherwise in name, who seem ready to do acts that will inevitably Ioo+,•u the bonds that now hold us together as a nati,,o, and oonstitute us one people. Whatever our I.Vhig friends in other States of the Union may, in the circumstances by which they are surrounded, conclude to do, for oar selves, in the absence of au unalloyed Whig or ganization, after a careful survey of the moo. which mark the political horizon of the coui.tr —in view of the temperament of our peol•'c. when excited to exasperation by the design+ t' the demagogue, and of• the danger that acts tit t y be done by them under the influence of a It ,o porary aberration of judgment, however otic the motives of the actors, which will can , .,• the stars of our cherished confederation to eo down in an endless political night, and the tl to of our L 13101110 lie stauted ill fraternal 1.1.“1 we d eem it to be a paramount duty to leave na• tried no honorable 111( . 1111, to the defeat of the Republican ticket and thet by preserve to ourselves an independent ear l mice, ready for future action and entitled to a glorious triumph, when our now excited Mid de laded friends shall resume their wonted delibei tition and renew their allegiance to that cower vative party which tuts hitherto boiled upoil United States as one country, and has engray. 1 in illuminated letters upon itsown chosen stun i and thin pail iotic motto: Liberty and UM now and forever, one and inNeparalds:" therefore have resolved— That we will preset our political identity I.y joining no party that does not carry the tip and keep step to the music of the Union ;" that in our judgment it is Loo Into to attempt to re organize the whig party for the purpose of seed rine a commanding position in the election of Krill. And finally, on a review of our relations to the democratic party, we find that our differ - en:, with it have become narrowed down to an h-0 orable rivalry f o r obtaining possession of the power of the government, each claiming the .1,- position and the capacity to use it in node certainly than the other to become instrument a l in consolidating the government and promittinz the happiness and prosperity of the people. For these reasons we proclaim our intention to retain our position as whip; but, fur the sake of the government and the country, whose duration and peace we desire to promote, iu the absence of is distinctive whig organization in this State at the approaching election, we will, as an alternativ,• necessity, so Cast our Butt rage , . KS to promote the electiou of Mr. Buchanan to the President-v of the United States, iu which patriotic effort we earnestly invoke your cordial cn•operation. Detroit, August 16, 1856. Z. Pitcher, A S. Williams, M. Wanton Field, E. A. Lansing, J. Mott Williams, Wm. S. Biddle, P. W. Backus, L. H. Cobb, Theodore H. Eaton, R. S. Rice, Friend Palmer, Wesley Truesdail, F. F. Parker, E. Hewitt, Wm P. Moore, James C. Parsons, P. C. Higgins, W. W. Duffield, W. P. Campbell, Morse Stewart, George Jackson, E. N. Wilcox, N. H. Tucker, Robert E. Roberts, J. C. W. Seymour, George F. Gardner, S. C. Andrews, Stanley G Wight, H A. Wight, P. EL Demill, J. C. D. Williams, F. E. Eldred, Henry Haigh, J. L. Wolverton, Wm. Henderson, T. Henderson, Richard Hawley, Samuel P. Brady, S. Morton, Amtnorie A. Rice, John W. Hall, Edwin A. Wale., James motherland, Sherman Williams, J. Fred. Schulz, Wm. Sprague, Henry W. Newberry, John D. Fairbanks, Simon Mandlebaum, Jerry Crowley, J. B. Goodsell, Jacob Granger, A. Gadway, K. C. Barker, Eugene St. Amour, F. Nevin, James Thomas, Robert L. Kelley, Jacob Johnson, Seth Rees, P. A. Hitchcock, Alex. H. Sibley, Edward Moors, George Miller, F. B. Phelps, Christopher Morass, V. Morris, C. V. Morons, Cleophas Morass, MD3fl MATI i.o HintON, who he' performed so large a part in the theatrical world for two years past, publishes a letter to Dr. J. tl. Gibon, her former agent, in which she reflects rather severe ly on,that gentlemen. She charges him with cir culating, privately, stories intended to injure tier good name, and says : "I expect you to answer me and publish to the world what you say of me in private, or ever after hold your peace ; or else be branded as a slanderer, a coward and a knave." Matilda, it is evident from her let ter, is able to take care of herself, without the assistance of any agent. CHANGED COLORS.—The Merrer County I? quit /lean, edited by J. M. D. Nesbit, Esti., has ta ken down the names of Fremont and Dayton, and run up those of Fillmore and Donelsen. It claims that the American vote of that county will be cast for Fillmore. In this county we learn that the friends of the ex-president are determined to rally, and con template placing in nomination a pure unmixed county ticket, to be supported by the Americans at the coming election.—Butler Herald. Hoasz Powna.—The power of a horse is un derstood to be that which will elevate a weight of 83,000 pounds the height of one foot in a minute of time, equal to about 90 pounds at the rate of four miles an hour. MIMI =MO I Ai ti} '' •••;" 1 1:' , :_a,' From the In4iiiiSapulta Oentiu -I, A 11,019( 15 White Man Killed by a Negro -,,0n Wednesday last a most unfortunate and ItiMentoble occurrence took place At Noblesville, itillamilton County, Indiana. The eireutnstan- cOS as Slated to tis by men of character and ver- I O;City, are -these: Three or four white men I were at a small grocery at Noblesville, near the east road bridge, and were inside, in peaceable conversation among themselves. A negro, with a swaggering air, probably intoxicated, came in to the room and made use of loud words, saying that he was a Fremont man and wanted to kilt at least twenty Buchanan men. One of the white men told the negro to leave the room, but he re fused. The whit@ than; Users took hold of bite the negro resisting. The white man soon puf him out, but the negro was fur fight, and the white man gave LIM a pretty severe thrashing. After this was over and the white man had gone, into the house again, the negro came hack again and swore he would kill them, and that he in tended to kill twenty white men before he stop ped. lie stuck his bend into an open window near the door and saw where the men were standing, and then came to the door, stuck hi arm in with a pistol in his hand, and shot Mr. William Edwards in the breast, the shot causic' z hia deutla in ten minutes. The negro was un mediatiely seised, tried and committed to jail. Mr. Edwards was a peaceable, worthy citizen, and instead of being a Democrat, he was a sup porter of Fremont. Much excitement exists in the vicinity, and there is a general condemnation of the idea of allowing negroes to become par ties to political questions. These are the fruits of Abolition efforts to bring the races of black and white to a scale of equality. Mr. Edwards was not the man who fought the negro. PRACTICAL ANALGAMATION.—MURDEROUs SAULT AT lIAILLEM,—The New York Times col, tains the following news item :—Between 11 and 10 o'clock, on Sunday night, a negro named Daniel Williams entered the porter house of a man named Meyers, corner of One Hundred and Seventeenth street and Fourth avenue, and, while drinking at the bar, invited a white man named John Gorman, who was sitting in the place, and with whom he was acquainted, to drink with him. Gorman took the invitation of the negro as an insult, and made remarks which threw the negro into a passion. The latter left the place in a rage, but soon returned with a piece of a scythe, two feet in length, in his hand; and, finding Gorman in front of the porter house, aimed it blow at his head, which brought him to the ground. The negro then repeated his blows until his victim was insensible, and his blood spouted in all directions from his head and body. The wife of Gorman interfered to rescue her hus band, and received a terrible gash in the noon Officer McCusker, of the Twelfth Ward Pollee, reached the spot while the negro was still floor inhing his weapon, and, in attempting to arrest him, had one of his hands nearly cut oil' The desperate man was finally secured and locked tip in the Twelfth Ward Police Station. Gorman Was conveyed to the New York Hospital, and is thought to he in a dying condition. W °rani. 1 Wormrt Worans I A man) carried treatises hale been written, explaining the or 'gin Oil and classify 'Aug tile worths gotteratt d to the hil.oan e) In. frareel) any ipso of ine.lival science his eladea netre acute observation and profound research; ant 3. physicians are very taiu..lh divided iu opinion on the n1.11.0jr.• t. Li must be admitted. Infwerer, that. after all, a male of et polling tiomi And purifying the Issiy from their prtatence. i. of Inure value than the wiener .116411IAIIILIna se to their 11(1110. Snril au clpeiii:/g agent has at length liven found. In. Nl'Larw's Vertnifoge proves 10 he the much sought lifter ape rine .-its efficacy being uulo enmity acknowledged by the ru tiro medical faculty. As farther proof, rend the follou rig from a lady--one of our own citizens: Now Yong, (klol.ra 16th, ti to certify that I wen ti,uldre.l with wormn fin woo. than n yonr I wan ativi•wil to line .111atio'n nolobratod \ or , uotnge, 1 , ,,p.trce,1 by Flrtulug itt of, l'itt, , ,t,nrigh, I 0110 I,ottle, nitwit ltnutight nwri ',bout tiny worm,,,: to - t.,1 ing nt ~.,.:.•, anti not now porlextly w ell The 1 nu lonru Iny nano., and turther pnrtnAtloni.l.; uppl% oot cu Mr. N.• Maillinttaii Pin,,, or to Ii I. 11,11. I.ru4gist, r,s,,rr Itutgor out Monroo utrortn l'urclnuerx win tn. C/II oiul to roA for Ifr SPL-ttor's 1 r :eJ by Flenttng Bre., 0/ 1.11 Uor,;11, All oil., I.llllpr 11.1 rornitnrigon, orr trol lir M'Latto*. I,itrr :.Ido orlrbrniott rrntituutt. 0311 now hi hint at all rt-sl.l toll., •1..1t-i. N no without the •tig,nnturo 1.1.1011NG I'.R,IS, Ala.', tor sofa 14 !Ito wolo proprts.toroi, r I ,EAI I Sti BROS., Sumo:tool, to .1. KUM h Co, itn'.l.l kis w I N... CO strort, , ornor a,l Fourth. 4-fir t oul.ll lug C ure ini O&ITIS B sAs 1'.., MO Pk 1 .1 heir 0 ith ,end i 1.11 ~ .orttitrate , •t a rut, lierfo toed ti) the no, of info i•ne b..t11, of lh•• arrtmlu Ittt tr a think Mr Clark to tie a wan of lerai . it3, and koi. ./ in, truth of h. story ." b. Jr. H Holl if . I --rieutlettirri In anrwer y•nr 111.0,1., I aIII t hat lay daughter, aortal alma 11., C., II 3 e 4 1 .0, h.o. LtM.O cutnplatniug of a pain In lint aide fur tin or ae3 en 3 exra, and about the brat of January Lard, teat tak• dawn and confined to her bed. The Joan in her side wan ver3 se, err, laustilias bring, Moulded with plains between her shoulders and in her lirernit. From reading a blubber of porfor curd Liy ILAPtLatirn Ilerrnati Bittern, 1 was in durrd to try it in hair cano e and soot to your otter., and put rinusit onf lnuli . All.. had takon it but a row dap, when nllo nog,. to !miaow, out 110 W allot tatting ion'y one boulti, the . enjoying liteitor health than ede tiaie for ynani. Sloe feeds un pars m boi iiido or pi any part ol her body, and atti 'hales rn!irdy the liorman Balm, :illicit.. Brook. Co., Me. WM. CLA It Ii Soo ailvdrtlisomout. For mak 113 tusa Dr. OHO. If. HEY; F:!!, l'at.Abutgl2 04)— Sad, but True--11..w "ft«ti Iran 101 toll,' birth its Bittern° wok,. Mild tht. svisilings 1.1.1/.1. and ths 6.llll , olAtione fi it•flti4 afinr fl, Iho bOdy .k 1 ha,/ one has been home tt,ll pronaturc gm, e, who died thr.iiis.l. ignorant- thew ills...wit, by this.. Wtili thew...i the riatilitiastraihdi of ileletarions and itiellectual teniediew We write this iu all and sincerity. and iling alluding bi the dead nith! try and benefit the lit - intr. AVltat are tennis of the need fatal niessen4ers that beckon to the tomb' We answer, tscrtifula, Erysipelas, mei similar diseasel. N,,w, altlualOs Providence has ordained that mull ilieisaww shall exist, ii has also provided 11.111eti distilled from the herb of the deli!, and its 1.1114. is KVT/II.• vit's Abslical Invwevery. Invalid, reject it not o*' itilvertliventent lu another Bvl.l wholesale and ['Mail at DR. URUItUR H. KEYSER'S, lln ,10.4.1 el nigh of the U.ddou Mortar. and M J. l' PLENIING'iI. Allegheny. au2salese 41.3" Plle., neglected, often prove fatal; lead to 4 ,, 11111111 , fist. Anoint the parts three tunes a day with DAUM: , PAIN EXTRACTOR. If secretion form the rectum, tie, inert ti e ' " Pile Ay rings," tilled with Extraction, and gradb unity discharge it AM the syringe ix withdrawn. U never fails to .•urn cases of any age of virulence, nor to give entire 0000 instantly to all, frequently curing by one application. Pitos are known by the heat, itching and pain of the' anus. Bleeding piles are canoed sometimes by the faille : , of the whole bowel., which then press the intestin4l canal tight against the back bong and keeps the blood front returning up the rereads, Similar to the blast being kepi at top of your linger when a string in tied tight round it; such In frequent, and for scrofulous bunion and ulcers to form therein, then procure a perfect atalominal supporter, wear lt compress to the rectum, and continue Is use the Path i• as above; also rub it will uvrr the I“ins and abdomen La woe time, and the natural belts that sulga•rt the 14. , w1•6 o it be contracted and made strong, and your life will be saved Properly applied, every cos,' will cured. It neve, None genuine without a steel-plate engraved label, with signatures of ABNEY DALL.EY, Manufacturer, C. V. CLICKILIVEIt.i. Co, Manufacturer,. Sold at 2b conta per tmr by Dr. MM. 11. lc INsfut, 14 . 0 Worul etrrot, and by nearly every dealer in medicine,. throughout the United Stated. All ordero or letters for in f“rmation or advim, to br addre.o4l t. C. V. CLICK EN Kit A CIL New York, nu2tlaw2w Batchelor , ' Hair Dye.—.Do not lot the evil effeetrt of other dye, deter you from relying on the gent original, tearrantekt/ Hide, aura and satiafactory. Made and sold, or applied at BATCHELOR'S, tin nine private rooms. , '23.lBioadway, Now York. s o id , w h o h,,,, a j o and retail. by Dr. Ciso. H. KITBIR, 140 Wood atre.t. art2slwdaw A RARE CHANCE -IL 800 ACRES OF TIAIBER, COAL and LFLON ORE LAND is offered fur mile ”11 favor able terms, or In exchange for property in this city or county. This Land is heavily timbered, and lies conveniently to the Clarion river, in Forest cuuuty, so that the lumber atm be floated out and brought to market It contains au ELEVEN FOOT V WIN of GOOD COAL Under a large portion of the land. There is alao Iron Ore and Limestone In abundance upon it; and tbesull is gnu.] and woll water,' le surveyed across it, and will no doubt ho built, which i t nart of a line of railroads from New York to St. Louis. 'rt-, Hozl in goal and generally level, and i• iu the midst of elven that win auOn Ue oar of the Levi farming tvgli,nn the Slate. Th. ISOn acres lie together In a body. and will be sold at a 1 ” , -reain le the purchaser. Enquire or THOMAS WOODS, Heal Estate Agent, mg; No. 76 Fourth street, Pitinburgh. tf t r. OAS COMPANY DIVIDES - D.—Thu Trustees a the PIT7SBURCH OAS COMPANY hare, this day, declared a -Dividend of Fire per Cont. out of the profits of the last six months, on the Capital Stock of the Company; payable to Stockholders or their legal representatives forth with, at the Office of the Cornpany. JAMES M. MISTY, Treasurer. Office of Pittsburgh Gas Co., July 14, 1858—{jy18I OHIO Puma. AND Gino & INDIANA R. R. IWNOTICE TO SHIPPERS. —On and attar July 7th, Bills of. Lading:Must be handed in at the Federal Street Sta tion before 7 o'clock P. M. of the day of shipment other i.i•i*the Company will not pay charges, or in any manner be responsible for thalr .1. IL MOORE, ier Supeclutaa't. MEMO 11 - , • .•. .':t» A RA 71.1 WAD (From the ' , Lou. urday 6rentng Gazette.; A PERFITMED BiIIEATH —ll 11 ludy ui gentle would remain under the curse of a disagreeable breath ;Ilion by' using the Balm of c rhea stn.!, 1 . )ura " 813 a dentifrice-you'd not only reader it sweet knit leave the teeth white as alabaster MaAy poisons' do not know their-breath 1111 bad, and the subject is so delicate their friends will never mention ,it. Pour a single drop of the " Palm oo your tooth-brush and wash the tooth night and morning. A fifty cent bottle will last a year. A BEAT:MiII. CoMPLELION In ay easily be ac quired by using the Balm of a Thousand Flow 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 EASY.—Wet your shaving brush in either warm or cold water, po on ut two or three drops of ' Baku of a Thou and Flowers," rub the beard well and it will ma e a beautiful lather much facilitating the operation of shaving. Price only fifty cents. Fur sale by Fetridge St. Co., proprieters ; and B. A. Fahne stock S: Co., Fleming Bros., R. E Sellers S: Co., Dr. G. H. Keyser and H. Miner St Co., Pittsburgh and Beckham St. Mcliennan, Allegheny city. .Have You a Rupture of the Bowelit —I would most respectfully invite the attention of these ef• tlicted with hernia nr rnptura of the bowels to my splendid asso, tment of Trusses of various patterns, and to suit every age, applied and eotitfaetion guarantied In every case, at my office, No 140 Wood otreol, Pittsburgh, Pa., sign of the clulden Mortar. Among tho Trusses sold by me will be found Marsh's Rath.' (We rrust ; Prenda Trusses, txry tight spring: Cum Elastic Trusses ; Children' Trusses, siNg/F and double; musses, ebildreni and adults Eteels's S'pr tug Truss ; Pr i'itelt's Supporter True; The price of Trusties vary from $2 to $3O. Hernial or Ruptured patience call be united by remitting money and sending the measure around the hips, atatiug whether the rupture du on the right of left side. I also sell and adapt Pr. Banning's Lcure or Body Brow, ler the curu of ProJan nis Uteri, Weakness of the Chest or Abdomen, Whin, Chronic Iharrhtea, and any weak nessdepending on a weak and debili tated condition of the abdominal muscles. l)r.leh's .S'upporter Fraylull ELI?! ic AtArmalli.sl Belt, ; ME= Aut I nearly ~,ry kind of Supporter now In use. I also sell Should, B, a..e.,1 of every style, for week chested and stoop elopuldered p«rsons. /..7.r.the any:, for brok•t and cart-one volts. Su.spcwory tin nday,s, all kinds. Syringes of rrery randy alut paliern, and In fact every kind of inechatilcal appliance used in the cure of disease. DR. KEYSER would state to persons in want of Braces or Truseten that he can often send tumid the patient by writing, but a is always better to 4410 the patient and apply the Truss or Brace personally. Address DR. GEO 11. KEYSER, 140 \Sc.] et., Juld.dee, ly Sign of the Golden Mortar. THE ALLIANCE INSURANCE CO. OF' PHILADELPHIA INOIIIIP.MATED LT TIIE LIUISIATCRE OP PLIENIsTLTANIA, 1831. CHART FA: PERPETUAL- CAPITAL $300,090... Office No 59 Walnut St., Philadelphia. PRIV (LEGE! , FUR FIRE AND ALA RI NE INSURANCE. STATEMENT. A utl.rizod 1.300,000. Amuuut of Capital paid up Surplu% Total Amots liablo for 14/68418. CONsiBTINO OP Bonds and Mortgages ou unineumbered Real &tate. And Stocks of par value 4182,600 00 Bonds and Steek Notes, bearing Biz per cent., interest 28,196 00 Cush on hand and in the bands of Agents 26,544 Id Bills Receivable 14.39k6 00 1111113:33 P. M. Moriarty, Esq., .lames Sill, Esq., Israel Lakin., Esti., Beni. H. Myrick, Him., Wm. Smith, Emki., J. 11. McCulley, Eau., 1i."41. W. Collaliity, X. 4.1., P. Wyckoff. Esq., Wm. J. P. Whits, Esq., Wm. 11. gray, E.q.. J. S. liolfrnrii, Esq., lieu). IL Austin, P.N. I'. M. MOlll ARTY, Pre.su.knt .1. Nlonais Tuomr,osz, So.•'). Thus 13 h. certify, that I have Critic/4.1l f. and by a perhon examination of the 133)1.4, capital, laawt. and e,•curitaee the Alliattee helm - ant:lJ C.autftny. of Philadelphia, hive, gattal tl., 31313113 g 3:31 reeportetinlity of said 1/13titillit , 3131 I U.. rind, and ant entirel el,:ar in toy rontietion,, th 10..10331,33V 1033 3 g.33i iinituinut3l Caftan' in M..rtgag, au nninctimliere‘i 11.111 Estate, v.orth the 30310 to which Plortgagell. Mr investigations lid been rigortati and ',arching, and are, 1 tb.nit, reliable. - - I take pleasant ill 1 , 3.111 ill; that I have been acquainted with Benjamin 11. Austin f.r arveral years, and have enini• ountlilenee in his t utrgrily, capacity and ability, and a .nid itlitee Mil ',Ham, tip.iii his statements nr legal 1 Nil LIAR!) FILLMOR E. Wm U. Blair. firm of Meter B. B. Myrick de Co. Phil@ @ Mat,. PMIn. Ueo. Jouke rut, Jr. I Harry It:dela - in. F 3 fa cll., N. V. sn. 1.1..0xs rs, Ihm. Jog 8ant..14. N. H. li. Iluthorn. N. Y. • Benj. fl. Au•itiu, Bunnlo. Mot Gott.toty otloota EIRE INSUKANCE-on bulhnF goods ntol furnitulo: MARINE. INSURANCE on rea el.. carKo and freight: INLAND INSURANCE on golnl. lake*, canals or ratlroads, on as nee ..... ino.latoot terms as ally other roltounible oilier. LUKE TAA FEE, Agent. jl 3 No. 80 Water Ftront. Pittab. rob, CITIZENS' INSURANCE COMPANY OF PITTSBURGH WILLIAM BAGALEY, President SAMUEL L MARSII Secretary. OP'FICK: A 7 lrat, raw", ' , cavern Market and 191 , 4 d itrre4 Ira-I wrew irtiLL AND CARGO 111:848, on ity3 Oldo and MiiiaLtedpiii Itivorii and tributarim. Insane againvt Lim. or Damage by VIRE. Al.. againvt the o f the. Sea mid Inland Navigation and Tr;mmportation. EICEMME! William liagaloy, Jolliet+ M. Cooper, Kimmel Ittoi, Itotn•rt Dunlap, Jr. Capt. Mark Sterling, Samuel M. Filer, William Bingham, John S. Dilworth, Francis Sellers, J. Saloom - linker, William B. Hays. John Shlplon. [deal COMMONWEALTH INSURANCE CO. INnac NI. l'eutwel Iltubakvgh, Waiter liryant, 11 A P. It IS 11 , PENNA Chartered Capital, - - - $300,000 N}, Insures Buildings and other I.rois•rty against Loss, or Damage by Firs ; also. agaiust Perlis ut the Sea, Inland Navigation and Transportation. trriccas--SI MON CANIEI4)N, Preeidea t. BENJ. PARK R. Vire l'reahlent S. S. CA ItILIER., Secretary. A. A. CA Itltl ER, Agent, Fourth and Smithtiold. DELAWARE MUTUAL SAFETY INSURANCE COMPANY, 0E1 , 1(2E, S. K. (20RNMI THIRD AND WALNUT STS., Ph l lad el ph la. W MARINE INSURANCES on Vetatola, Cargo, Pritight to all parts of Mot world. INLAND INSURANCES UN GOODS, by Rivera, Commie, Lek. and Land Carriage, to all porte of the Union. El RIC I NSUR ANO I.: ON NI ERCHAN DIM generally. On Storm, Dwelling House.. An. .Awls of the (bmpany November 60,1865. Bonds, Mortgagee and Real F.state 8101,020 iii Philadelphia City, and other !mans 86,219 00 Stock in Banks, Railroad and Insurance Co's 23,060 lii lill6 receivable 18E1,440 07 Cash on hand 26,826 tell Italaricee In hands of Agents, Premiunie on Ma rine Policiee recently issued, and other debts duo the Company Suberriptlon Not.. DIRECTORS. Junes C. Hand, TheophiJun Paulding, James Trequair , William 'tyre, Joshua L. Price, James Tennent, :Kerning R. Stole., Henry Skean, Jamey B. McFarland, Charles Schaffer, Robert Burton, John B: Semple, Pittsburgh D. T. Morgan, J. T. Logan, WM. MARTIN, President. Tens. C. [lean, Vice President. HENRY Littanta, Secretary. Willtattt Nfartin, J.enti 11. Seal, Edmund A. Snider, John C. Davie, John R. Putiroe, George O. Lxiper, Edward Darlington Dr. R. M. Iluot‘di, William C. Ludwig, lingb Craig, Spencer Mcll vril n Charles Kelley, B. Jones Brooke, J. CI. Jnhusuo, P. A. MADEIRA, Agont, No. 96 Water art., Pittaburgh. MARINE INSURANCE. FIRE RISKS. lINNUFACTURERS' INSURANCE COMPI, OP PHILADELPHIA. CHARTYK PTAPTTtIAL—ORANTED ST TEM eiTsTll OP PLNINSYLVANIA. Chartered Capital. $500,000. F'IRE, MARINE AND INIAIVD TRANSPORTATION• AARON S. LIPPINCOTT, President ORRIN ROGERS, Secretary. GEORGE YOUNG, Treasurer. DIRHICIORS. Aaron S. Lippincott, .• William R. Thomaa, Mahlon Gillingham, William Neal, Nicholan 0. Taylor, Alfred Weeks, tlrrin Rogers, Charles J. Fields, John P. Simons, James P. Smyth. iftsePhia Company has been organized with a Cash Capi tal, and the Directors hare determined to adapt the business to its available reaourem. To observe prudence in conduct ing its affairs, with a prompt adjustment of Imam. Pittsburgh Office, Nu. 70 Water street. J. NEWTON JONES, Agent. I=l The followihg well known and responsibly firms In Pitts burgh have authorized reference to them, with regard to the stability and soundness of the Manufactnrene Insurance Company. Kramer & Ruben, 0;i. Wilson, Childs A Go, George P. Smith A Co., Hampton & Campbell, Jones, Tiernan A Co., It. Childs & CO. ❑o e 7 PENNSYLVANIA INSURANCE CO. Corner o: Fourth and Smithfield Street), A UTIIORI ZED CAPITAL, H 300,000. Insure Building, and other Property attained Lose or • by Flt - e. and the Perils of the Sea and Inland Miti gation. and Transp riation. DIRECTORS. Wm. .1 ROdiPattertion, Jacob Painter, W. M'Clintock, Jas. P. Tanner, George w R,ori W. 8. Haven, D. E. Par k, I. Grier Sproul, Wade... Hampton, D. M. long, A. J. Jonos , .J 4 IL:knee, IL R. CophaiLl oinosas. President- Hon. WhL F. JOHNSTON. prtoamt BODY PATTERSON. Seemed Maui...A. A. HARRIER. *Ma 4,; " •41- - ` a:4' , c%-.4- PI T T 13 UA G • FIR.F.: AND 144 RINE' INSURANCE CaMPA:IO - , A CORNICE OF WATER. .AND LAI:II.ET ETRKET, pirprkinc.Rcip, ( . 1 0Wiii41 . realderit. TFIO& bit/JULY, Seel/sty/7. 111E•T•Thie Company makes view) , insurancOippertainin g t.o or connected with LINE RIBES. Alb, optima MILL. AND CARGO RISKS on the-OLIA and rtiloolsoippi Riven, and tributarlen, and MARINE RINKS genorally. And against hoes and Damage by rite, and against the Perils of the Sea and Inland Navigation and TransporWion. Polities homed at the lowest taro, consistent with treaty to all parties. DIRSCTORS. Robert Galway, Situinel webakeizi ' , Joseph P. Gazzam, M. D., John &nit, James Marshall, David Richey, .14.11104 W. Mamma, ••• • Charles Arbuthnot, - Alexander Bradley, Joseph H. Leech, John Fullerton, Mansfield B. Brown, DarlATI. Chambers, Christian Zng, William Carr. Robert IL Bartley, Jas. D. McGill. feblB EUREKA INSURANCE COMPANY , OF PITTSBURGH. JOHN R. SHOENBEItGER, Prendent. ROBERT FINNEY, Secretary. 0. W. BATCHELOR, General Age4t.. WILL INSURE AGAINST ALL KINDS OF MARINE AND FIRE RISKS. DIRZOTOIIII. -..• •• • *a- All Losses sustained by parties insured under policies issued by this Company will be liberally adjnstad and prompt ly pai.l at its OFFICE, No. 911 WATER STREET. , tjyll WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY Prrmatraon.—GßOßGE I tzsi ~, ,-cident: P. AL Goanow, Secretary. Will insure against all kinds of rt t • L. met NII. All leases will be liberally adjusted an I .t..ouptly paid. A Ilome Institution, managed by who me droll known in the cotunmrtity, and who tun dot mined, by promptness and liberality, to maintain 'the hamster which they have tussumed, as offering the beet proto • :Di to thou who desire to be Insured. DDIBCTORS—IL Miller, Jr., C. W. Eickoteon,J. 1 .% ludler, N. Holmes, Jr., W. 11. Stitith;C. Ihmseu, Chp W. Ja on, Andrew Ackley, Jawed Lippincott, George Darale,Ja Ilts9 ‘l Auloy, Alexander N hutch, Thomas Scott. SW Office, No. t 2 Water street, (Warehouse of Stwigt , Co., up stairs,) Pittsburgh. norU:ly A. A. CURRIER a a . CABSJIIR A. A. CARRIER & BRO., No. 63 Fourth struts, Pittsburgh, AGENTS State Mutual Pare and Marine Inanrane Co., of HA ItRISBURG. CAPITAL, $350,000. Girard Fire and Marine Insurance Co., of _HILLADELPIIIA. CAPITAL, $300,000. Insurance Co. of the Valley of Virginia WINCHESTER, VA. CAPITAL, $300,000. Commouwealth Insurance . Compatty, ILLB. RISBURO. CAPITAL, $300,000. Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Co., LIARTFOIW. CAPITAL AND ASSETS, 82,15414130. Pe nnsy iv Anil! Insurance Co., otEITIIIIIIIRMI CAPITAL AND ASSETN, N0v.6,1885 1 $129,022 49. Wm. F. JORNBTO.I, Presidaut-......A. A.. Nnum, Secretary doel43ltpely PEKIN TEA STORE, GREEN & BLACK TEAS Purchased direct from the Importere far CASH. The stack couslete of all the different flavors and gradee of TES brought to the Amerkan market, and SOLD WHOLESALE AND BATA= AT Tel VERY LOWEST CASH PRICES! PACKED TEAS, PUT UP IN IdETALIO PACK. AGES, expressly for the trade. TEAS OF ALL GRADES, BY Till HALF CHEST. CoFFEE, SUGAR, COCOA and CHOCOLATE of the AVM missies, for sale. Long experience in the business is a sure guarantee that every article sold will be as represented. AGENT, ex SPECIAL A PPOLTEMP.M, YOU rue Skix OP Da. JAYNE'S FAMILY MEDICINES. 8. JAYNES. Pitteharyar, June 20, 185G—(Je20) 4,210,698 1J - 40,140 18 pia 820) 18 $-50,3a, Is FREIGHT LINE.. MTHIS E.4lPgg.graiiiiiing LINE IS NOW . PREPARED to bring ,tII kinds of freight from New York, in three daps, at 31,20 j 100 lba, and from Philadelphia in 40 hours 43 I 100 Ihe. 111 V EN FOIL TIME WITU A WICITT . EN (I VARANTEE. =l= J024:11n-3ournal copy S AMU E L FA HNESTOCK FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC No. 83 Wood street,,. between Dlimond alley and Fourth street, P fTTSBIIit PA