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F RIIMY MORNING:::
FOR PRE SIDE N T
BUCHANAN,
JAMES
OF PENNSYLVAN
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
JOHN C. BRECKINRIDGE,
OP KENTUCKY
Democratic Electoral Ticket of Pennsylvania
ELECTORS AT LARGE
CHARLES R. BUCEALEW, Columbia.
WILSON WCANDLESS, Allegheny.
Int Dlstricl7. GEO. W. NEBINGER, Philuddphia CO.
Id " PIERCE BUTLER, Philitd.lphin City.
3d" EDWA RD WA ItTAI A N, Philadelphin Co.
4th " HNI 11. WITTP., County.
sth " MeN 11 K, yL•atgomory Count.
6th " ItRISToN, Cbe/Tter County.
7th " PS VIII LACEY. Lehigh County.
sth CHAT-U.1(8 Berkx County.
9th " JANI EA PATTER6ON, Lanoiuter
10th " ISAAC SLENKER Union Count)
11th FRAS. W. lIUMIES, Schuylkill Co.
12th " THOMAS. OSTEKIJACT. 1.4,0u11ug Cu.
13th ABRAHAM EDINITER, Monroe C o
14th - 11?:CITICS ‘VlLliktt. ttrndlord County.
15th " GET/ROE A. CRAWFtiftD, Clinton Ut.
16th " JAMES BLACK, Perry County.
17th " HENRY J. STATILE. Adams Co.
JOHN D. RUDDY, Somermet
J AC.HI TURNEY. WeAtmurtilunil Co.
J. A. .7. BUCHANAN, °merle Co.
WILLIAM WILK iNS, A I legl.uy Co.
JAMES U. CAMPBELL, Butler Co.
TIMMAS. CUNN I NU II AM, Betarer Cn
JOHN KEATLEV. Cbtrlol.l
18th
19th "
2atti "
21st
64 4 3 CI
28,1 "
24th "
VINCENT NIELPS, Crav,fuid C(Auty
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET
OPAL 00)11118910Nrit
GEORGE SCOTT, OP CoLudina Co
AUDITOR ORRIRA:.
JACOB FRY, Jr., himrroomeriT Oo
PURCETOR GENERAL:
JOHN ROWE, or FRANKLIN Co
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DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET
CONGHIZii:
WILSON AVCANDLESq, CinirN9 TOWNSIIIP
SENATE:
HOPEWELL 'HEPBURN, Clll
THOMAS S. HART, INDisrc.t Tous,stlp.
AUOtSTtS lIARTJE, TC/NrNt•RI
SAMUEL JONES, Cm
L. H. PATTER.NON, MIFFLIN
SAMUEL SMITH, ALLuirm,r C.ITI.
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Dr. JAMES POLLOCK, PP: DLL Y Tow
171=1
MATTHEW I. STEWART, AUSGHTNI CITI
ROBERT B. GUTHRIE, Roni:vnoy
11 - LITOR
EDWARD TEIOSIPSON, WILEIN! ThwYstui.
COVNTS EURVEYoR :
EDWARD M'CORKL E, TowN,
HENRY BELTZHOOVER, \LIM 4 . ( 1.1,
JOHN JOHNSTON. LAwßcx , tvl4.c. (I ,•%1-
Democratic County Cornmitter A of Cor-
respondence
At the late Dem.ratic County Cuovvatwo tog
resolution wan adopted, uz
Resolved, That the Proattivnt 1 , 2 ontpouvrt..l t.. ~t it
County Committee Ce.tteat,ouden e. •.f v. hull he 5t.211 Itu
ex-otticio Chau - ran n
In accordam, with ih.l. , rep,inv n. tie' L il. o
perume bare been appointed aold Committee •
John C. Donn, Day PI Lynch, Morrt•on IcAter..l 1..
Barnq P. Win M. Edgar, Wm .1 .lii..or
IL tiros, John M. Iro in, John hill, IWiil Black, D L' Wll
Hams, IL lihidlo Roberts, John limb, Wei 11. Mei
H. Dailey, Michael Some. Jamey Saliihury. E.
John Mackin, Thomas Farley . Jamem A Irwin
The above named Committee are rr•inantv..l tro , rt +I the
St. CIIAMS.II IiuTLL on IS/al &P.,. the Inst., at I I J. ;,,,k
Extract• from Buchanan's Speeta on the
Independent Tres‘ury
"THAT COUNTRY 1,2 Mo , T PRoSpERoUQ WHERE I.A
DOR COMMANDS THE.;REITE,T REWA /:I.
"FROM MY SOUL I RESPEVI' THE Lt Rom x,; k \
LABOR IS THE rorsDATI , .\ THE WEALTH ;'F
EVERY COUNT - 111%AM) THE FR VF: LAB .RER, HIE
NORTH DESERVE REEPECT FoR THEM PRoBITY AND
INTELLIGENCE HEAVEN FORBID THAT I 11 ,
DO THEM WRONG I"
OUR TICKET
Our ticket n,w in the field—Natl. , nal,
and County, and the State electoral ticket
Is it not a gond ~ne 7 A better national In
was never presented A I.ettea State ticket
novel Seen. Scctt, Fry and Howe, all h,,n,
capable, raid true and faithful. comp,,e cr
State ticket. More unexekptionalde men
not be found in th.l State We yin speak t:
personal acquaiutatice, and from their pu'die
reputation. But for the present the county
ticket claims attenti,in
Capt. Thomas 3. Hart heads the AFseni'dy
ticket. fie is a farmer of Indiana to en-hip, and
a well known citizen and Democrat The Cap;
tain ha.s crossed the Rocky Nlountains l v u more
direct route than ever Fremont found. Ile has
dug gold in California and explored the roas; of
the Pacific. He is a lineal of on. of
the eignere of the Declaration ot Inderomden,-
By looking at that document the uarne of .1;;Iin
Hart, of New Jersey, will Lr fuutt.l upon it. Ili:4
neighbors called him " honest .1;;hu. - and l;is
descendants are proud of the title Ile 5er,...1
three years in the Continental C..i.gre:,
than half a century ago his heir , moved to Phil
adelphia, where our candidate was horn. Ile
has lived for many years iu thiv county, and for
thirty-two years has always voted the Delo,
cratic ticket. Homody, intelligence, n varied
experience in business affairs, and good citizen
ship are the qualinc,iti.,n, of thi. candidate f.,r
our Legislature.
There are other good name:, upou our Aein
bly ticket, and their claims and iuulif cntt no
will be eow,idered in due time. And momeihcre
are on it so universally known and apprecitdcd
in this district, and throughout the Starr, t,
that it would he idle - to speak in their Lehi(
There were a good many candidate..., and E.ottle
may feel a temporary di , appointment at a fai'•:re
to get a nomination. But all could not suece, d.
though equally good candidates and citizei .;
and we doubt not all will acquiesce in the re,ult,
and cotdially unite in one firm and vigoruu , rf
fort for the success of our ticket and our gr. It
Never was there so momentous an issue pre
tented as in this national contest. Never was it
more vitally important that old Pennsylvania
should stand erect and firm as the great.ntaiona
conservative • Keystone of the Federal Arch "
At such a tire albprivate preferences will
ly give way to a great public duty and intsreit
The ticket generally must be satisfactory, sad
should be cordially supported by the party, and
by all who have the best interests of the
country in view. What the result in October, in
this district, may be is yet uncertain. Things
have not yet quite assumed their definite shape,
but in view of results last NI and last winter, it
is safe enough to predict that a portion of our
ticket, at least, will be elected.
THE WORKINU MEN — The rofud,l of the
Black Republican majority iu the lions. of Rep
resentatives at Washington to pass the Attoy
Appropriation Bill is beginning to produce it..
legitimate fruits already There are forty or
fifty thousand people in the government employ
in the arsenals, armories, foundries—in the mat -
ufacture of guns, cannon, gun•carriages, wagons,
harness, saddles, and every thing else that east
eleven millions a year. Those thousands
workmen must all be discharged for want of m,,-
ney to pay them.
The government has not even the means of
paying them theiriback wages. They must all be
discharged, and seek employment and assistance
elsewhere. That is the mercy of the Black Re
publicans for the working men—refuse to pay
them their wages earned, and turn them out of
employment just before winter approaches'
Their labor i- wanted, hilt it cannot be paid for.
In Massachusetts the government has just
discharged some hundreds of the hands, simply
because there is no longer money to carry on the
work, and no prospect of being any for a year
to come. Our arsenal at Lawrenceville will soon
be shut up, and the recruiting stations closed.
All over the country a similar course must of ne
cessity be pursued. Those working men have
votes, and they will help punish the rascals who
have thus robbed them.
The Gazette, long famous for sticking to bald
faced lies, has two on hands now that are rolled
like a "sweet morsel under the tongue."
flue of -thenis that the South gains by the
three-liftha rule of representation, The well
knewn and demonstrable fact is that the South
loses by it. It loses 13 Representatives by it.
Let us look at the matter fairly
In the North a district containing 93,713 hu
man beings, of all colors and conditions, is enti
tled to one Representative in Congress . In the
South where there are slaves, only three-fifths of
the slaves are counted in making out the Cons
gressional districts. Suppose a case, then, of a
district where there are just as many slaves as
whites. There, a Congressional district wou'd
contain, in round numbers, 11' 4 ,0" peolde•
in' that number 29,009 aro slaves. Two-fifths
of them are Sot counted at all. Two-fifths
of 69,000 is 23,600 That twenty-three thou
isuil six hundred are not counted at all in
making the Congressional district. In every
Congressiona.l district in the Southern States,
then, where the whites and slaves are in
equal numbers the district must contain just
I 1!-,(10fl people to entitle it to a Representative.
And the same rule prevails according to the pro
portions of white and slave population in every
district. Dora not the South /ode then by the
rule
-1110 UST 211
To illustrate what every honest and intelligent
luau another way. Suppose there are
but 2,000,000 slaves in all the Southern State.
Counting them ull as a basis of Representation.
it would give 32 Representatives in Congress.
But under the rule only three-fifths are counted.
Three•tifths of 3,000,000 is only 1,800,000;
which would give but nineteen Representatives.
Here, then, is an evident loss of thirteen Repre
sentatives by the operation of the rule that only
three-fifths of the slaves are counted
Is. it not perfectly apparent ? And what shall
be thought of the base scoundrels who can accuse
men of falseh,cls for simply stating facts so per
fectly obvious, and so generally known?
Tho Journal of yesterday contains a notice of
our ticket that io too good to he lost so we ex
tea the following from it:
"The ' unterrioed' held their Convention yePtcr
day, and nominated their county tieket. With their
seciodomed sagacity, the Democrats have considered
the very shadowy chance they have of electing a
single man of their nominees, and to bolster that,
have selected what we frankly admit is a strong tick
et.
We eemtuend the sagacity of the unterrified a+
tnanifested in the choice of men, and hare .rtiliCh
enoueh for sefeet antagonists to enter with a will into
the ditty of thrashing them in the must thuri.ugh
111.1
It sppears that even is this overheated con
test the Journal can occasionally utter courteous
and ,traight forward truths. •• ft is a strong
ticket" be "frankly admits.'• "The sagacity
of the unterritied as manifested in the choice of
men" he also admits. That the democracy are
g‘unterrified, - notwitiodanding the '•
ha Ida, plainly conceded. That the editor of the
Job/hui, when in good humor, is worthy of '• se
lect antagonists - •• frankly admit.•' And to
hi, expressed•intention of thrashing our ticket
•• In the most thorough manner'• we simply re•
ply
bAVID CAMPBELL rc, n
neqh)..•r that he protni-,1 us ju-t •urh n W
pu.g ia , t year, and failed to fulfil his henev,l•ult
What there to prevent a , imllar ris
are 1:114 year The parties are situi!arly
the detno , crncv imme timrcur.t.ly /I r , u.
more hartnettiou.., more confident. and mxt
ding 1,-
rrgn•h they Cll,O tied no lo•aew of enninse l lif nr.•
while nit evn•ry intreet corner, rind on every I.,yh
way un 1 by-way they C:ITI
it way be that the Journal will beep
it- 1) 111 14e , f.“ your. bllt Wi
wt. CA.Unot ,re L o w it i s t o Le alone
We are idea u.d tu learn that the gentleman
moue heads this paragraph, was, on
, the 2:2.1 iust, pineed ;(1 notn:natiun by the
Detnueracy i,f the '24th Congrensiunai District. ns
their candidate fur rungress. This is the dis•
trict which has been mi. represented by I;ar
clay, a gentleman more distinguished, we be
for a large growth of whiskers than incl
extra amount of talent. We congratulate the
Democracy of the wild eat" district upon this
mmiination, and predict that Judge Gillis will
be triumphantly elected. He possesses, in an
eminent degree, the qualification , deemed es.
hp JtifTeirs,ita, ill a public servaiit lii• is
lione-t and capable, besidez deing an WN;It. r
ing o,4ll,s:rat. and an able and etotinent de
fender of our principles. For over forty yv:as
he has been active in the service of his country
and the Democratic party. We love to see sli,h
1E01) ll"flt.red
ticket i❑ lowa
Mr rook was formerly a Whig member of
Congress from lowa. In the Southern part of
the State the Fillmore men are quite strong. ID
the late State election they coalesced with the
'thick Republicans on a cowman ,tale ticket,
and to their votes the latter owe the victory they
are now cackling over It requires no prophet
to pre , lict that with three electoral tickets in the
field Mr. Buchanan must carry lowa.
The new German Democratic Paper will be
issued this afternoon. It will be printed on new
type, is edited by one of the beat German edi
tors we have ever had in this city, and will be
worthy of the patronage of all our citiseus as a
reliable and able Democratic organ, and at ad
vertising medium. A large circulation is alremly
secured for it, and it will he a permanent paper.
See prospectus and card, signed by many Ger
mane, in this day's Post.
WE would call attention to the card of Mr. It.
S. Smith, Principal of the Trinity School. His
school ~pens on Monday next, at the school-room
on Virgin alley. From our own knowledge of it
we can safely recommend it asap excellent school
for boys, where all the primary and higher
branches are taught. We know that Mr. Smith
has heretofore given good satisfaction to the pa
rents of his pupils by his mild and firm disci
pline, and by the good progress made by the
pupils under his instruction.
➢la. JOSEPH B. TODD, who waft born anti
raised in this city, but who has been for several
pars running the Iron City Furnace, in Mercer
county, and who has heretofore acted with the
Whigs and know Nothings, has taken the stump
for Buchanan and Breckinridge, and we have
every reason to believe will do good service in the
cause of the Union. We welcome him to our
rapidly increasin g ranks
THAT SPEkelf,—rol. Black made a speech in
the Sizth ward, on Wednesday evening, that we
hear spoken of in the highest terms, in all itzar
ters. The Col. gives them the facts and the fig
ures, the constitution and the law so Clearly and
so convincingly, that his speeches make a pro
found impression. Some evening next week he
to w is illb
sp e e g a i k ve i n n . Wilkins flail, of which due notice
Ws %hall publish to-morrow some extracts
from the address of Hon. John L. Dawson, be
fore the literary societies of Washington Col
lege.
Ix FAVOR or BUCHANAN. —The Elk County Re
porter, heretofore a neutral sheet, has hoisted
the names of Buchanan and Breokinridge.
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Awl Llrft,d 1. br uht. r'Il! I rt., hold, ttn..ttgl.
But we cannot f.rt.e:tr to just our
3 tax greater ,take ,111,:gt1.t
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Fillmore Electoral Ticket to lowa
The following i the F'illm,,re arol Donels.n
S,.mitc , rial--JOlitl I'. rook, J. K. Hurnili
bt.stri , l- 1L4.111.
S,Gond MeAchran.
SEW GERMAN PAPER
ENN
To our English Democratic Fellow
In laying this proof-sheet of a daily Demo•
erotic paper before you, we would most earnestly
recommend it to your favorable notice and recep
tion. It has been started into existence by the
geneeins exertions and most liberal contributions
of smite of you, and of a number of our German
fellow citizens: and we hope that by a liberal
suppott from the business community in the
shape of subscriptious and advertising, it may
thrive and prosper, and become serviceable to
the peat cause which we advocate. We were
led to this undertaking by the fact, that some of
our flerman countrymen, misguided by the seem
ing arguments of philanthropy of the opposition
in the present contest, had no medium in this
section of the country, in which they might and
would unhesitatingly rely ; the two mostly eir
culate•l German papers here, the Freedom's Friend,
and the Courier, having gone over to our politi
cal ereloy, and the Republican, though Demo
cratic in its principles, not enjoying the confi
dence which it teally deserves, on account of
section-el prejudices. The eagerness with which
the announcement of starting here a new Demo
cratic paper, was received, and responded to by
the Germans generally not only of these eitief,
but of the country all around, gives proof of the
intluenee it may have among them in the present
campaign and in future.
That it will be conducted in a manner, which
will gain the approbation of our English Demo
cratic fellow citizens, we have not the Deft doubt,
from the character and ability of the editor
chosen for that purpose. Mr. Victor Scribe. is
well known by hie former editorial career in this
community, and throughout t hr. western country,
and many a t•ubecriber to the paper will un
doubtedly he added to the list by the mere an
nouncement of the fact that he has become ite
editor.
We have re , eived from many parts of the
country the most cheering news respecting the
prospect:sof Buchanan and Hrecki nridge, t he asser
tions of the oppositon press to the contrary not
withstanding. On the whole we can assure ten,
that the Hermann everywhere, with only very
few exceptions, are "sound to the core," and "can
not be bought." They are true to the Demoet uic
principles laid down by Washington, Jefferson,
and Jackson. and nre opposed to humbug in any
shape, mny it be called Anti Masonry, AboliCon:
ism, Freesoilism, Mormonism, or even Know
Nothing:ism. They look upon these a-, euTes
cences of weak and intolerant minds, and eee no
bugbear in the repeal the ;Missouri Compro
mise, expecting dierefrom no extension of slav
ery to Krinsio or Pennsylvania They know wed
enough that only for the purpose of iutluene:og
the coming Presidential election, this Kansas es-
eitetnent has been Mine,' or rather revived, in
like manner as in former campaign• the
State, Itauk and Tariff They are
pretty sure, that after the eleetton the phdan
thropic ostentatious of the Republican and Know
Nothing. will evaporate and dwindle to nothing
at all.
Such o f y ou , to Whom we send this number of
the Pittsburgh / aim.crut by tnAil. we would mo,t
resrt•rtfuly request, t..tl,.trittote the ' , attic , among
your Vermin ne:4l,t,r4. their ..tit
scriptious. nnrl th, , /lnlr to our puh•
licatam otliee 11,,0 Riil poro,ive, that for the
perTrimaent e.t L1,11..ht0 •iit sur ripPr it is
course .th.l err rel), then
part!y. t,n gr3ro. ar wu- I t•tn,,,'rat,e
frll•.~w~rihn•n•
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Thought • for True Pot rloi•.—No. J.
.11 the ett,ii - t,i North. ru inen in I . Avor ,•1
C of hallow , the tnaintentinc,
the interne .1 . 14.11kr that ext..te.l among tin
ag:tinqt the Mexican war, their ainwrt
able reqietaner h. Ihr war ..11S12 with Eng; 1.. 1,
and the targe nutnher Quaker-4 lhat are am .nt•
them, pane plainly enough that no actual
between the North 11 . 11i1 the mouth iv ticsire I. Cat
it must he very plain that we are already :11 a
state of virtual war The only institution in
which the North and the South really litter front
each other, has become a subject of the nit
tile war of ikorl• on is side, and of n coo, •'
.went rn,,t eartie•t an] •Irna,t DU tits
other The war has already divile,l
an.! produced eA
ittlig1011• fraternity i. refti , e.l, :u r 1 duo.,
.4ort of suieldtki lo l ttc, tho , .• who ore maid to ,it iu
darknete4 are cut otr (root what to tiLlppOS. , l to be
the purest lig.ht.lakt elute to call, um the
righteous, but +inner. to repentonee. But his
church, in the weakness human excitenteut.
refuses 1.0 3elld h , gospel tip
the grelitest ninner ,, —thug the rellglotlm bunt 1.
broken.
Formerly political part . tes were organized on
the principle of Northern and Southern I'rother•
hood. for the pnrpu,e Or advancing llto gre , ,t
cause of American civilization. Now, this hohd
is broken, mud au immense Northern pa.ty
,lire, that there an he no more political fratm.
nity. The idea of religiuu.s and political eqimi
ity is totally rejected aml the proclamation to
the South is, '• submission ur ex•cormnunira
tiuu. Are we net very rapidly approaching a
state of actual war!
And who can calculate the immense moral not
physical evils that it will bring along with it
the desolation that will reign along Ihr hordor
States—the ruin of all commerce- —the subslitu
tion of mortal hatred, military encampments,
armies and the thunders of inhuman war, for
schools, and our churches, nod the living
streams of education and religion.
Will some still say, let July be done regardless
of oonsequene,es. I hare heard some say it that
ought to have felt and known differently. (t is
a false maxim as usually applied, and most frt.-
quently.proclaimed. All maxims are sure to be
abused when taken as party watchwords, for
then they are applied in aid of some extreme
doctrine, which excitement alone can approve.
I respect the spirit of the maxim, especially when
used to enforce mere private dales, for consciem.
Mons self-saeritioe always tends to give strength
and dignity to virtue ; and there is no serious
danger of its being too conscientiously applied in
such cases.
But, in its form, and as usually enforced in
partisan warfare, it is radically iicious, becau-e
it assumes tbc.t we must disregard consequences,
whether probable or certain, in considering the
question of duty. All that we do as citizens,
wh do on the authority of the principle that citi
zens are the source of government, and may con.
stitute and instruct it. What we do, therefor e ,
as citizens is an act or government, and others
are neoessurily concerned in it, and duty de
mands of us to consider haw our act may effect
them. The question then ceases to he, What
consequences I would be willing to bear or to
bring upon others for.the cause which I espouse'
and it becomes, What will the people be willing
to bear and to carry out to all its consequences'
Duty requires a candid pre+entation to the peo
ple of an the probable consequences of the act
contemplated, and a submission to them of the
question, whether they see their duty so clearly
as to feel bound to take the consequences of its
performance. If they would not. how ran we
conscientiously aid in urging them to it W e
may be leading them into a position which they
would shrink from with horror.
We have got into an unreasonable excitement
by contending for what we call our right.t Let
us, at least for awhile, think and reason about
our dutieB. This is a calming and improving
exercise of the mind, and we seldom become
excited in it. When we do; it is that reserved,
determined and cautious excitement that gives
force to the act after the reason is thoroughly
convinced, and not that noisy and talkative kind
that is always busy in drowning the voice of truth.
FEDERALIST.
A gentleman informs us that in Centre coup
ty, where he lives, the contest is clearly andien
tirely between Buchanan and Fillmore. Fre-
montism is no go in that locality
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Democratic Celebration on September 10
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENT.
In accordance with a resolution adopted at a
meeting of the Sixth, Seventh and Eighth Wards
Democratic Clubs, the following gentlemen were
appointed committees to make the necessary ar
rangements to attend the mass meeting to be
held on the 10th of September:
Sixth Ward—W. A. Lare, James Armstrong,
Win B. Kelly, Jacob Tomer, jr., IVm. M'llwain.
Seventh Ward —John N. M'Clowry, Stewart
Daliell, Benjamin F. Latehaw, P. MoNamee, W.
W. Patrick.
Eighth Ward-0 Magee, H. Every, Reuben
Leonard, W. M'Clure, George Deary.
The above committee will meet at Henry
Fulton street, on Saturday, August 30, at 7
o'clock P. M. W. W. ALEXANDER,
Chairman of Meeting.
Magazines for September
Samuel B. LentTer, No. 77 Fourth street, and
Montgomery, 71 Fifth street, have received all
the monthly magazines. They have sent us
"Putnam," " Household Words," and "School
fellow," all of which are unusually choice nuni.
hers. We look upon the first as the best Ameri
can monthly, the second as the beat English re
print of its class, and the " Schoolfellow" an
indispensable in every family of children.
Miner & Co., and Gildenfenney & Co., have
also "Putnam" for September at their respect.
ive periodical and book stares.
DONN MATT, )f Cincinnati, late Secretary of
Legation at Paris, says the Cleveland Herald,
i+ out whole-hearted for Fremont. Mr. P. was
formerly a Democratic Judgo of the Hamilton
Common Pleas, and in the last Presidential cam
puign was active and influential for Pierce. He
has always hitherto eo-operated with the Dtm
ocratte party .
We find the above copied into the Gazette of
yesterday. Like most of the reported conver
sions for Fremont, it is utterly untrue. Mr.
Piatt is for Buchanan and Breckinridge, and is
against the Woolly Horse from first to last.
DANIEL WEIPITER ' S ()PIPPIN OF J.kNIES BUCHiN
AN —For the last 'wenty-fivo years Mr. Buchan
a.' has ranked anicrig the ablest statesmen in for
United States. This position has been awarded
to him even by his political opponents. In lb Is
Daniel Webster made a speech at Faneuil
Boston, in favor of the election of General Tay
lor. In counnenciag it he said:
Gentlemen, I 81W this morning a speech de
livered lately in Washington by the present Sec•
rotary of State, Mr Buchanan, a gentlemen who
is among the Brat, If not the eery fire, of his party
in punt character and standing, in the country
Differing from most of the sentiments in llos
speech, I atilt:do etre author the creek and juctiee
to can that It m a inertly speech."
sr. ve ELECTIONS --The following States will
held their elections previous to the great co:.test
for the Pre,.ideocv
Vermont, September J.
California, September 4th.
Maine, September
Oe.,rgi:i, I )ctober Gth.
Florida. October !ith.
Pennsylvania, October 14th.
Ohio, October 14th.
Indiana, October 14th.
South Carlina, October 14th
Arisi- Worms♦ Worms Worsni -- A rrent
in..) n•-. 1 Irt-eilLaes have explaluit; the
..r 'gm ..t. And .imsifying the gvtsertited In the hmtian
~).tout f , ..art lr n lop. of ni..4ltott scimire lttot ot
nil.. Plitt pr,ofvuml rftearch
pn v..ickahn nr.• b 111,4,1 ~n th. en Lim, r
11..1 1.. 10111,11,1. 61,1r..14.r. that. Ant, all, a Inrr-le r,
1.•11:IJ th.-tit nod plirlfylnu from tboir a.
~‘ 1110, rill, than the oases.' duoininitionn as n. their ..riutn.
! , u, I. en ..xpei.;ng agent hav at length ha., I..una. Itr
i.r.•rne to tin. the much nought aft, •,,
Ito r•tlirge, 1,1,1 or univer.ally acktodsledgeet 13 - the en
t.... toed.. al Ivailts. An further read the fu11..0
me
n lade --one of cats own
11 , 1 V..n c, 11. tol,r 15th. I
o. errtify that I wen trool.k .1 with wort. for toot,
than a 10. I vr. oo• 3.l'Larw'rt Gololratt,l %.•r
-ooft;•••• fletului; Itr. Plitalmr4h. I ..., I
hold.. xh,. kr0h,..111 nu .1) ahotit !illy wort., 1
aletp,..l orwo.trn.l run n.•w Th.
:.t.l rr ' , MITI 119 imam, mid further ryrrV.mlara • by all
t., %It. Illord, No 3 Matrhattnil Plar,, or to I:. I.
c..rurr
I. tot, utll U. caleftli 1 , 4 n•k fn hr. M Lan"
I liLi manurit.tnr,,l by noutiew ~1
I•e. All ether lays•: Pills. in conipariKon, w,
griiiiise Lover PlllB, 11120 , bet relehroted
tun °eve In• hod ,4t all iv , spoclabli• drug sins_
u.• th.• .1141,ture of FLEII INO
rush 1., Liza, upotok.eni,
FLIOII
irg to J Redd A Co,
w' No. tiO Wood trtiot, coriltir of Yourt h.
4 Ant.ouhating Cure 'Arm ox LT ON Il'ir
H 11. H S ('... nny
Clifttt, R ISLIt. Attu...stuult Cu. , 511.... Apt it
aft metal )..11 a rarticat“ ..1 n rurc pert . ..rt... .1
by Ow ~, „r b. al!! ('i.•rmun at.
think M r. flatk t.. L• n man .4 rriwnrty, au.i 1.1.... iloubt
.1 Hie truth .•1 lu. wto:y
11, B /141111 C.• --Getßl,ll.l- In nnqli• •r 1.0 v./11r
11.11111. i, 1 , 111.. that tu, •• n
,1• 4 1, 114/1 6.1.0 1 •o11 1 1 , 11:111i111g 01 n 1.111 ill ll,' Yid° 60 .1% or
..`1..11 yrant. +.1221 0.+221 rh , firm; I.f Jatzumr, lent. ..em I/
.1 nrn 2.12.1 ".11:5t..1 (~ h, 11111,-n siolo 1121. vris
14,1.14,4 tr,•oblo.l 11101 ;tl.llll
wt I it , het Fr,il t...L.i:ug u 111111.1” sj
area p,/,steel Ihuorg u. /(I , lll:ter', I ‘‘to. in
duced to try It In her , txe. and most 1.. lour a 1.., and I or
,n• Slit , had taken it hot a lour days when she
tO on,. olio, and
in enjoying !Miler health (has eho tow 6.r yeala. She feelA
no p.ou to her 4ole, it, our part of her laaly, and attribittee
her , ore to the 1/.,niat, hereof
Salmi 16r001.. d rooatook W. WM CLARK
atlvet ti 401.111..
snl., Ly FLEAIIMI awl L , r. 014 11. KEl'Silt,
Pat
tlb• Sad, Intl ue--11.ou often lois the clan, hle II
forth its unto, and the nailing,. of 'studied,
and th e binientations of friends arisen, m the body of Fume
101,d ul,O Las beet, torn, to a premature grave, who died
through iglu:lt:woe of their dim.° by those who nitetided
dumb at the administration or deleterious and Meth-crud]
renieLltiw. We write this iu all wilieruess aa.l sinesrity, and
in (bun alluding to the dead wuuld try and benefit the Irv•
tug. What are a this most fatal messengers that
I a , : kim to the toad,' We MINIVOr, SeMitilli, Erysipelas, and
nlmilnr distsows. Sow. although Providence has ordained
that such dissasos shall suet, it has also provided ► remedy,
distillisi trout the I,srb sN the held, nod its haul , to Kano , *
dy's hlediral Discovery. Invalid, reject it not.
tire lung mivertisruieut In another colUtuu.
Sold wholeeale and retail at DR. IIEOROE It. KEYSER ,
141) Wood etrvet, sign or the Gold e n Mortar, and at J. P.
?LEM I NG'S. Allegheny
4 / 1 41) .- Pllne , tati.tliteD.ii, Mien prove NMI; load to <
lion Anoint tho lutrta threo tt,on ilfty with
PA IN KNTICACTOIS. If seer... Loin form tho rectum, thin
wM•rt syrintp•," 1111.1 with Extra.. tton.
=EMBII
hill. t o cure eases of any age of virulence, ton to give entire
iuntantly lo all, frvmouttly curing by one applueate.o.
Piles are k ti by the heat, itching :tout pain of the
anus. Ijlee•ditng 'Alen are caused sometimen by the faltuutv.
ta the whole t3)WOi3, which U.eu press the Intestinal
ritual tight against the lau•k bones and keeps the blood fount
eturnlng up the vessels, similar to the blood befog kept at
top of linger when a string is tied tight ruined it ; en, It
is frequent, and for 3,01311004 IMMO!s and ulcers tuu foe :e
limit procure it perfect abdominal supporter. nod
s air 3 1 3 311pr.148 to the runbmii, and continue 131 440 the walla
an above; also, rub it well over the Mho and al...lumen for
some ti 11 3 ., and the natural belts that support the bowels it 11l
be contracted and made earwig, and woo.:
Pr":l'7r:37 applied, cry ease will be cured. lt tiev,
N,Jue geuulue without a steel-plate ougraved label , wall
&lKu•.lurt of
ifitNRY LIALLEY, Manufacturer,
C. V. CLICKENER 3 CO., Manufacturers.
Sold at 25 roots per box by Dr. GEO. H. /KEYSER. 110
Wood street, and by ueorly every dealer to medic/urn
throughout the Unit.' States. Al! orders or letters for i n .
formation or advice, to be addrpssod to C. Y. CLICK EN Elt
d. CIL Now York. auLUdsw2w
40, - Stqcklugli and Hosiery for Milriter,
If yuu don't want your feet pinched with bed and chart
Stockings, you will take our advice and go to C. DAII . B. Clor•
nor of Market alloy and Ilith ;greet, and buy some of thuee
elegant thil , Stockinga, that make your feet feel nice and
comfortable. Diu aloe makes and sells every variety or
Ilmaiery that you can moution, at wholesale and retail.
Routetubor the place, clown . of Market alloy and Filth
root.
.rt 4
*3 Batchelor's Hair Dye--tb not Mt the
ette..ts of other olyt, deter )0u from r.lying he great
'warranted mil, MS, and satisfactory. Mad.. a n d
sold, ‘Jr applital at BATC.IIF:LOICS, (iu nine private rooms,.
213 Broadway, New York.
Sold, wholesale and rondl, by Dr. pip. R. Kann, 140
%WO lawt.- atediAwdbm
air- If you wish to buy a 0000, and at the same
time a CHEAP SILK HAT, call and get ono of our $3.00
HATS, whieh are as good se can be bought for the money in
the city. MORGIA.N it Co.,
anl3 le4 Wood street.
44-Hats and Caps--All who wish to wear a NEAT
ud OOOD HAT or CAP, shuukl call at No. 164 WOOD 4t., I
and purchase what they way want iu that hue.
aul3 MORGAN & CO., 164 Woodat.
nags,
IMIM
MR=gI3BMI
A PLRFI7.II6:I, BREAM— WilAt lady or gentle
would remain under the curse of a disagreeable
breath shoo by using the " Balm a/ a Thorla.“l
Flamers" as a dentifrice would not only render
it sweet but leave the teeth white as Alabaster ?
Many persons do not know their breath is bad,
and the subject is so delicate their friends will
never mention it. Pour a single drop of the
Balm un your tooth-brush and wash the tooth
night and tnurning. A fifty cent bottle will last
a year.
A BRATINFUL COMPLEXION may 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.
SIIAVINO MAne Error.—Wet your shaving
brush in either w;.. - in or cold water, 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
of shaving. Price only fifty coats. For sale by
Fetridge & Co., proprieters ; and B. A. Fahne
stock & Co., Fleming Bros., R. E. Sellers & Co.,
Dr. G. H. Keyser and 11. Miner & Co., Pittsburgh
and Beckham & McKetinan, Allegheny city.
/4" Have You a Rupture of the Bourelal
—I would most respeetfally invite the attention of those af-
Iticted with hernia or rupture of the bowels to my emleudid
asaa talent of Trueness of various patterns, and to suit every
age, applied and satisfaction guarantied in every case, at my
111:1,0, 5,, I.io Weial street, Plttehurgli, Pa., sign of the
Golden Mortar. Among the Trusses sold by me will be
found
Marsh's Ea.Gial awe Truss;
French Trusses, wry It& spring;
Own Elastic Trusart ;
Children,' Trusses, single and drupe ;
1'7.1411.11 Truss-s, children' and adults
El erles .Sytrinil Truax ;
Jr. S. S. Pitch's Supporter Truss
The price of Trusses vary from $2 to $3O. Hernial
or Ruptured patients can he suited by remitting money and
sending the measure around the hips, stating whether the
rupture is on the right of left side. I also sell and adapt
Dr : Bann-MO L., or Body Brats., for the cure of Prolate
sus Uteri,. Weakness of the Cheat or Abdomen, Piles, Chronic
Dian-lima, and any weak UedB depending on a weak and debili
tated coudition of the abdominal muscles.
Dr. l'aeh's ...4bdeminoi Supporter;
Enghah Masa., Abdominal Bela
Silk Elastic Bolts ;
And nearly every kiwi of Supporter Dow In use. I also me
S4,rthier Bru,s of every style, for weak rh.ted and strop
p
shoilldere4l perNals.
Elagtic Sn.aitlys. fur brnkan and varicose velhs
Suspensory Bandages, ,4 all kill&
Syringes' of every ralid9 and pattern, and in fact every
kind of mechanical appliance need in the cure of
1)1t. KFTYSF.R would state to persona in want of Braces ur
. .
Trine.. that he mu often send to suit the patient by wnting,
but It Is always bettor to sto the patieut and apply the Truss
or lime personally. Address
DR. (1110. 11. KNYSKR, 140 Wood st.,
THE ALLIANCE INSURANCE CO.
LVIXIYPNYAT YU LS TUN LYPISLATI;XE OP PENNEYLTANIA, SS..LL
. CLI A liT I I OITA L-CAP I TA L 830(,,0w.
Office No. 59 Walnut St., Philadelphia.
I /L Er; El) FUR Fl RI. A NI? .11:1RIN E.' INSURANCE:
9TATEM ENT.
Authorized Capital $31X1,000
Am..aut of Capital paid up
.4.urplua
Total Aasota liable for loss.
CONSISTING OF
Bonds and Mortgages on unix/cumbered Real
Estate, and St.vrka of par value ...... ......... ..... $182,600 00
Bosida and stork Notes, bearing Six per cent.,intere st ll,l9o 00
Cash on hand and in the hands of Agents 20,711 18
BBW Receivable 74,3151 00
TRUSTEES.
P. M. Moriarty, Pail.
. James SM. Esq.,
1.,tel tukios. Esq ,
Wm. Smith, KN., BeuJ. B. Myrick. RN,
G e, W I'. W
'
Colladay, Rei , J. H. Wadley, k:scl ,
yckoff, Esq., .
Wm. J. P. White, Peel,
J. S. Helfrich. Y.s.i.. Wm. It Grsy, I.:eq ,
Ben). 11. Aunties, ,
11..4.v0. Eng.
,
P. M. MORIARTY P ki
.1, Ifoßmy Tu,. mans, Seey.
eeraly, that I hate rritiettlly. nod by a petaolak
eraminatit, of the hooka, capital, I,lll3Ptel and ticteUritto ,
the Alban., In-air:ince llonituttly. of Philatle/phia, 11.14,1
gated the .taioltng and reapottailohty of said Inatitu
and I Ao find, nod cal entirely tc,.r to my cotarictit/tts, the:
said l ' ompatly ham a g0..1 tiniuipalretl Capital in Mortva.t,
oil Tlltinctiluttonmtl treat Eatate. worth double the
for Wlll.ll Itte Oasis,.. t. mortgaged. My Ittreattgationa 11.tv
teem rigor.ata und !Lean - Ling, and art,,
8ENt..1.1511N 11. AUSTIN.
I take pie:wills in Knyini,s that I base been acquaint
with Iteruatnin II A114:41 tor several soar. , and pare elan
in his inbigriiy, oapscttp and ability, arid
p:mm fait rellataCC,llp.ll hie stntcraobta or legal opinion.
VILLA lIP FILLSIOItE.
15 - m U. Blair. [lnn ft. B. Myrick & Po. Phila.
k Matter. Phila. I.;eo. Jenkins, Jr.
W• !Barry yr
Him. J.. , Itain-ux, N. Y. arias. N. Y.
IL IL Dathorn, N. Y. Bent It. Austin, Ittado.
This OunpanT .•ITNIA FIRE IN :ZU It A NCH ou boiling•
good,' and furniture: MAKIN K I NSIIItANCE ou vi.a.a.l4
cargo rind (might; INLAND INSUItANCE on itorala Ll
rivera. lake, ca.nala or railroadn, on as nrcontunalaiing
terms iu any ottwr roxionnaildo odlre.
LUKE TAAFTE, Agrut.
jyti No. SO Water atreet, l'lttabara It,
CITIZENS' INSURANCE' CO3IPANV
OF PITTSBURGH.
wiLLI Ala ItAtIALEY, Preasideul.
BAMIJNI. L Sccrutu-y.
0 ' , FICA; 94 11'3310r nrsed, boltaeen Marktf and )Rood
eker- - Insures HULL ASD CA.H.titt 414'iji3, on the obi°
and Mississippi [ricers and
Insures against Loss or I.:tailings by FIRN.
against the Pertly of the Ssa and Inland Navigation
and Transportation.
. .
William Bap..ley, Qapt. Mark Starling,
James M. Coop,r, Samuel M. Kier,
Samuel RM., William Dingium,
Robert Dunlap, Jr., Joh:t S. Dilworth,
irnar M. Pon:N.,,t, Franck Seller;
S. Itarnaugh, 3. Schonnmaker,
Walter Dryant, William R. Daye.
. . John Shipton. [cloc.2l
COMMONWEALTH INSURANCE CO,
Chartered Capital, - $300,000.
1 iisurist Buildings and Drop..rty against Loss or
Wrung° by Fire: also, a aainot Perils of alp Sea, Inland
Navigation and Trnsporiatba,
UrriCEna—Sl PION M F.RON :
BENJ. PARK P, Vice Pnarident
S. S. CADDIED, &et etary.
A. A. CARR! Nit, Agont, Sonriti oud Btpithyold . Ejealrfan
DELAWARE MUTUAL
SAFETY INSURANCE COMPAN V,
S. S. CORNER THIRD AND WALNUT ers.,
Philadelphia..
fry- MARINE INSURANCES on F .111019, Cargo, Freight
to all pails of the world.
INLAND INSURANCES ON GOODS, by Rivera, Noah
Laken and Laud Carriages. to all parts of the Gaiou.
FIRE INSURANCE UN mg4cti+tiora generally. tit
Stoma, Lh klouges?
Assets anapany NomnLer fdh, 1860.
Bough', Mortgefes and ßeal-klatate $101,020 a.
Philadelphia City, and other Loans 86410
Stock in Batiks, Itailroal and luatirance Co.' ri1,060
It
tilde receivable 1E4440
..Cash on Laud ....... ................... . x 6,820
ilidaucea ty hattaa of Agents, Premiums on Ma
rine Pollelee recently mooed, and other debts
due the Company 93,888
Subscription Note,.. 100,000 0.
DIRECTORS.
. 13 .D1T4 0. Linn&
Tbeophgue
James Traymur,
William Eyre, Jr.,
.1, - adins, L. Prlee,
James Tennant,
Samuel E. Stokes,
lionry Sloan,
James B. McFarland,
Charles Schaffer,
Robert Burton,
John D. Semple, Pittsbur g h
D. T. Morgan, o
J. T. Log- .•
MARTIN, President.
Moe. C. Hann, Tice President.
lITERT Lrtnuns, Secretary.
18:ly P. A. MADEIRA, Agent,
No. 95 Water street.,
William Martin,
Jaar'Pl. 11 •
IF:animal A. :Laufor,
Jolla 0. Dods,
John H.
i/orgt. G. [Alper,
ard IMi lingt.in
Dr. It. M. lltaihar,
William C. Ludwig,
llrigh Craig,
: , pon,..•r N1,711%1110
Charles KAilsy,
U. Jones H - oke,
J. U. Johnson,
MARINE INSURALNCItI t
FIRE RISKS,
MANUFACTURERS' INSURANCE corm
CUAELTiR PRAP 6 II7AL--GIVINTISD UT Mt MITI QV Rsausyttimint
Chartered Capital, $500,000.
FIRE, MARINE AND 1-VtASt TRANSPORTATIOS.
AARON 9. LIPPINCXYPT, President
ORRIN ROGRIti3, Saeretary,
GEORGE YOUNG, Treasurer.
DIRECTORS.
Aaron 8. Lippincott, William B. Thomaa,
Mahlon Gillingham, William Neal,
Nichelaa G. Taylor, Alfred Weeks,
Orrin Rogers, Charles J. Fields,
Jahn P. Simons, James P. Smyth.
-EiP•This Company has been organized with a Cash Capi
tal, and the Directors have determined to adapt the business
to its available resources. Tu observe prudence in conduct
ing its affairs, with a prompt adjustment of losses.
Pittsburgh Office, No. 78 Water street.
.1. NEWTON JONES, Agent.
. •
RZFERENCEB.
The followit.g well known nd resiansible firms In Pl
tts
! burgh have alalluriZAti referen a ce to them. with rek„urd to the
stability and soundness of the Manufacturers' Insurance
Company.
Krainer & Rabin, Wilson, Childs &
George P. Smith. & C0..5 Hampton k OunPb"ll.
Joni., Tiernan d Cu., It. Childs a Co.
Arry7
- - -
PEINSI LVANIA INSURANCE CO.
, PITTSBURGH.
Corner o Fourth and SITCEIC
ZED CAPITAL, 9300,0 00.
I neon. Ind other Property against Loki or
0 • • • • by E.,. and the Perils of the S•oet And Inland Navi
gation and Trump rtation.
DIRECTORS.
Rody Patterson, Jacob Planter,
W. M'Cllntock, Jaa. P. Tanner,
George W W. 8. Haven, D. R. Park,
I. Grier Spme. Wade Hampton, D. M. L.. ;; ,
A. J. Junes, J II
Jones, H. It. C., . L
oFTICERS.
Ron. WM. F. JOHNSTON. •
Via Prenacni PATTERSON.
Safyand A. OAHRLER.
. a ~titt3::i'~S~R.
4.a.
fIIMIME
I From the 13rettvit Saturday Evening Unzette.;
Sigu of the Golden Mortar.
OF PHILADELPHIA
IMEZEM
HARRISBURG, PENNA
OF PHILADELPHIA.
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F••]•••" •e- ' •
A RARE CHANCE.
1 800 ACRES OF TIMBER,- COA.L.,iind
HUM OBE LAND to offered for sale on favor
eble terms, er in enduing° for property
` in Ode city or
county.
This Landis heavily timbered, and Iles =verdantly truth°
r,
Clarion tivekin Forest county, sio that the lumber ran be
floated nut sat brought to market.
It contains en EfifiFEN FOOT VEIN of -. •
GOOD COAL
Under a large portion of the land
There Ie atao
Iron Ore and Limestone
In abundance upon It; and the 801 l In good and well watered.
A RAILROAD
Ie nurveyed rwroas lb and will no doubt be built, which la
part of a line of railroad., from New York to St. LOIIIE.
The deli ia good and generally level, and In in the tablet of
a reguln that will soon be our of the beat farming regions of
the State.
, .
,
Thu 1800 acres lid together in a body, and urill beunht aea
bargain to the purchaser. Enquire of
THOU AS WOODS, Real Estate Agent,
e.t.a! • N 0.75 Fourth street, Pittslu
LIFE, FIRE AND MARINE
INSURANCE COMPANY, •
CORNER OE WATER AND MARKET STREETS
PITMOCIIGH, PA
ROBERT GALWAY, Preafdent.
fuort. GRAMM, SeerCanty.
/MeThill Company makes (mar, insurance appertaining
or connected with LIFE RISKS.
acido. against
HULL AND CARGO RISKS on the Ohio
generally.
sppi Itivere and tributarka, and MARINE LINKS
And against Loss and Damage by Fire, and against the
Perils of the Sea and Inland Navigation and Transportation.
Poßolen iSSUeII at the Lon -,at rates couelatent with safety-to
all portion.
DIRECTORS.
Robert Galway, Samuel M'Olurkati,
Joseph P. Gazxam, M. D., John Scott,
James Marshall, David Richey,
James W. Hallman, Charles Arbuthnot,
Alexander Bradley, Joseph S. Leech,
John Pullernm, . Mansfield B. Itrotrz,
David IL Chamtstra, Christian Zug,
William Carr, Robert IL Hartley,
Jae. D. McGill. (ebb!
WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY
PirmatUßGß. —GEORG E ii IE9IE. Viesident: Y. 111-
0011DOrt, Secretary. '
Will inBUTO against all kinds co ri.ks; t , it E an. oAItLNIt.
Atl losses will be liberally adjusted an I o. omptly
A Home Institution, managed by DL , 11 who are xolt
known in the community, and who are dot I mined, by
promptness and liberality, to maintain. the ,:haructor oh ch.
they have assumed, as offering the beet prote•ton to Giro
who desire to be insured.
Dummutue-11. Ildler, Jr., C. W. Rickets:on, J. tt 14.110 r,
N. Holmes, Jr., W. IL Smith, C. Iluxusen, George W.
Andrew Ackley, James Lippincott, George Dargio,James M -
Auley, Alexander Nit:nick, Thomas Scott.
No. ir2 Water Street, (Warehouse 01 Spang&
Co., up stairs,) Pittsburgh, noir/4:ly
A.A. CARRIER
A. A. CARRIER & Duo.,
No. 63 Fourth streets, Pittsburgh,
A GEN TS
State Mutual Fire and Marine Inanrane
Co., of HARRISBURG. CAPITAL, P 359010 p.
Girard Fire and Marine Instil-armee Co.. of
PHILADELPHIA. CAPITAL, 41300,000. • • '
Insurance Co. of the Valley of Virgin
WINCHESTER, VA. CAPITAL ? $300,000.
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Commonwealth Insurance Company, 'TAU-
ItI6IO.III. CAPITAL, $300,000.
Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Co.
HARTFORD. CAPITAL A-VD ASSE2'.I, $2,154,4N9
Pennsylvania. Insurance Co., of NI - mutt° tt
CA PITA L ASSETS, Nov. 5, 103, $129,022‘
Ws. F. JOatarroa, Proaident........A. A. OAILUICIa, Secretary
docl4:tlattely
PEKIN TEA STORE,
4210,696 PO
40,140 18
No. 38 FIFTH STILICET,
ONE DOOR - EAST OF' THE nxcatrafam BANE
Pittsburgh, Pa.
$280,A7.t I 8
GREEN & BLACK TEAS
Purchased direct from the Importers for CASH. Ile
(tack consists of all the different flavors and grades of TEA
brought to the American market, and
SOLD WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
AT VIII
VERY LOWEST-CASH PRICES?
PACKED .TEAS, PUT UP IN METALIC PACE•
AGES, expressly for the trade.
TEAS OF ALL ORADEA BY THE HALF CHEST.
CoFFEE, SUGAR, COCOA. and CHOCOLATE of the rem
coLtans, for rale.
Long experience In the business Is a sure guarantee that
every article add will be as represented.
ma:NT. BY SPIWIAL A PPOINTAI7.2I?, 1 , 011. TUE SALE or la
JAYNE'S FAMILY :MEDICINES. S. JAYNES.
Pittsburgh, Jane al, 103511—( jeal)
16156. OLD ECLIPSE • 1856.
$280,88L 18
FREIGHT LINE.
SIMPW4LEMsNiM'
?THIS LINE IS NOW PREPARED to bring
all kinds of freight from New York, in three Rio e, ut
o,al too Ms, and from Philadelphia in 40 boon at $1
100 It._
RECEIPTS GIVEN FOR TIME WITH A WRITTEN
GUARANTEE.
ttn.No paper packagns or small blandles received.
Mark goods " FREIGHT LINE."
C. B. ALLEN, Agent, Nn. 2 Astor Manse, New York.
J. J. MeK REV ICI, Agent, cur. Broad and Locust,
Fur further information, apply to
W. B. BA AROLL, gent,
Nu. ftii Fou rth et.
Je24:lm—Journeil Ccpy
SAMUEL. FAHNESTOCK,
FAIPORTER & DEALER IN .
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
HARD WARE.
No. 89 Wood street, between Diamond
alley and Fourth street,
PITTSBURGH rA
air Tut auttscri6er is now opening a well selected "moil.
ment of foreign and domestic Hardwr,re, all amend will lic
"a on . 1 good ternlA ?Al ftliY tither house in thin city. lio
will always *elm ou hand a general amortruent of
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, CARPENTKVID' TOOLS, Ac.,
To which he respectfully Mites the attention of pumlittsm%
Mal
SAMUEL VAIINESTOCK.
JAS. 441414 — 511 . 7 fiA6lO7.
JAMES COLLINS & CO.,
Forwarding and Commission hiorobants
PROPULL=4 Of SLIA
Collins , pIU ur g h , Meadville QG Erie
CANAL LiNE'S,
Nos. 114 AND 115 WAIL .11 Araßil; PITTSBURGH, PA
RHODES, UAGEN & CO.,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
No. 30 SYCAMORE ST., CLNCINNATI, O. Ejy29
PITTSBURGH STEEL WORM.
ISAAC JONES,
MANUFACTURER Or
CAST STEEL.
ALSO,
SPRING, PLOW AND tl. 11. STEEL,
SINGS AND AXLES,
Porner Ross and First Street,
PITTSBIttGiII, PA
ALEX. HUNTER,
DEALER !t{
LOUR. GRAIN;
'WON, .LARD I LARD OIL S
AND PRODUCE. GENERALLi'
No. .499 Liberty t,
dee itulApc • PITTSBURGH.
$617,348 In
!SAW JOWLS D. B. WOMB.
D. D.. ROGERS & CO.,
MANUFACTURERS OP
ROGERS' IMPROVED PATENT
STEEL CULTIVATOR TEETH,
CORNER ROBS AND FIRST STREETS,
1726 PITTSBURGH, PA.
JAMES BLAKELY,
Eli; ('PEAK AGENT AND CONVEYANCER,
Corner of Seventh and Smithfield strer4,
P1T•1 4 311111t6T4.
liklL Pawners Moujot from the old *mar, to Pitt.
lurpth, utd wpm t , rom4ue4 to Europa, zwv2l
W. H. SMITH W. W. He1,111..,.....305. R. HUNTER ,
SMITH, MAIR & HUNTER
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
112 Second and lit Front at.,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
WILLIAM 6 & ALLEN,
MAN UPACTUREJIB • OP
CHILSON FURNACES,
Wrought Iron Tubing,
AND FITTING GENERALLY,
For Warming and Ventilating Buildings.
b sia- W. A. will contrail for Warming and Ventilating
y Steam or Hot Water, Pipes or Citilson's Furnace, Church
., Schools, Hospitals, Factories, Green Houses, Dwellinga,
Court Houses, Jails, or 'Hotels. Nu. 26 HAMLET STIMET,
Pittsburgh.
-
TERRA COTTA OR STONE
WATER PIPES.
From txo to six inch calibre.
....._
plitelis from 12 to 30 Cents pes Foot.
•
ALSO—ltoolutem
PEARL STARCH
For Sale Wholesale at Maniottraettszers
Prices by
HENRY 11. COLLINS,
FORWARDING 4N '
CONIMUISION MERCHANT,
ssD , .
WHOLVILLI MUM! m
CHEESE, BUTTER, SEEDS, man,'
AND PRODUCE GENSRALIL
No. 26 WOOD STREET, Pm4/0010L
ev, -tv`.
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PITTSBURGH
RIEHC HANTS,
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byT
aloessitowxsiyav t i japaralex wi t Y g 66.
Ereerr X Co —Foi teirSi r l ruche pant 1 bad a severe
Headache, deranged Stomach and Liver, and my system gen
erally out of order. atter using a .for limes of yoni , Mo. .
Lane's Improved Liver Nis. ail the above r,. atoned spry
tome ara removed, and 1 surnew reetei.ed to !Ranh. I can
recommend the Improved Pillsr ai being bath mild and
[diadems in their operation. J. J. PP3IIPONT.
Dr. McLane', LVPROVED Liver Pills and Eamover, Venal.
NU; also Dr. L licatt'a Celebnitnd White circamudan Lint.
meat, r7H4aieii 646 iUider the stipeiviitirM of Dr. I. Scutt,
a regiilitr kritulnare, and l'hyaidanuf extensive pm.
tire. None genuine, Duly as prepared by Dr. L Beat; & Co.,
Bmh Place, Mermintown, - Virginia..
Nblll'S - FliOSl YOUNTA.DI .1.14.401
lloattativowtv, VA 5ePt.12,18.55.
Thf , , , to to t , rtih, That I have - examined the Datil* thi
PrePonoit -MtLane's laiprortal Vernalfutte and improvad
Liver Pills I.y Dr..l. Sean, VIM IMO break In the helot of pre.
paring and tieing nrl original ruedirinea in my ottleadming
tun Inat thirteen Ceara, and that. hallow, he halt improved
tionn. 7 make Do , abort, atatoment the more willingly as I
have nolutereal In:them whatever.. D. MoLASilt,
Dr. 11cLaim'a immoral) Vermituge and IMPROVE) Uvar
Pipe, accompanied by corithento of 0. bietrine, for stiletlby
Drngglata and Iterehantv everyithern.
•
Di. OW. 11. Ii.P.YBER, 14U Wood st,WholessioAgerit
pa. J. P. PLEMINO, Allegheny, near Railroad Dena,
Wholesale Agout. •
gOZ:1110APO
to air $' tl•
_ ,u.r.vli-e or Perish No woo or woman
hesitates to:Lich of those two to choose—in loords feaat.
But mark! A megketei Cangh fowls, by a - short routeitathe
Cemetery. And yet with the knowledge tharDr.litOalifftS'
.STRUP OF LIVERWORT; TAR, AND CAN . DrIALAGVA
wilt effect a speedy cure, hundreds commit hits rata folly.
Such delay Is insanity. See pamphlet and advertisement.
Oir For Rale, wholesale aud - istrdl, by )t. Z. SEISMS,*
corner Wood and Second streets.
&Jd al. aby IthYDERSON A MIO, tawny street; P
SCHWARTZ, and lilbelf.llAM A McKIItiNAN. Allagbany
Cltr. auZattialw-
JIFE-Why wall you Suffer, wain EWES O&N BE
SO EASILY OBTAINED}—Have you a or Throat, Quinsy,
Itbeumatism, Neuralgia, Bronchitis, Cronp. YtIR Joi atm, Frost
Sprains, or' Pains in any part of your aystemt
You non be relieved at once by using the most beantlfut
all Liniments, the " White Circassian Liniment," prepare.;
by Dr. SCOTT, of Morgantown, Va., and for sale cheap,
wholuale and retail. by Dr. KEYSINI, 140 Wood street,and
JAS. P. FLU:VINO, near IL' It:Depot, Alli.4„”heny. Sea',l4l
- in another column of to.day'n paper. fruhrkm
TUT BANNER TOWNEUIP IN TUE IrTILD.
11088 411.401-EAK • POIt•THE CAN DIAATEEI
TUE BRONX.
The , DE.S.IOOI(AOY of Roo Townehip ere requested to
HYJI:T on SATURDAY, the 6th &member. at 4 o'clock, P.
Id., et the Election District, (DA LIELLTYHOTEL,)•to makeerraugemen to attend, en nurse, the DEMOCRATIC cos-
VENTION te
Pithiburgh on the .10th September, the aunt-
Ternary of American Anne over Walsh Tyranny.
DEMOCRATS, up mud at your old enerelred
Meesni. BURRY, BLACK, I IRDCE, SII ANNON„ and the
• erdr•ran Judge El HALER, will honor the nmetiniCitrui
• address you on the ocrustup . The Country requires , aim."
• Democrat" to dolVdtaly. R. U. KERR,
• " H. MCALEER, •
JOHN ICSOX,,
It. MORROW,
L. IIiAMAUX.4. au&
WII. lalki/lELD ,
ant% Cinmnstiee' for Bop Tpr
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U' GAS 'COMPANY DIVMEN'II.—The Trustees of
the TTSBOUGII GAS COMPANY bare,
pro this day,
declared abi Pl videud of Five per Cent. out of the fits of
the last six menthe, on the Mpital Stock of the Company;
payable to Stockholders-or their legal representatiVosTorth
with, at the Mee of the Company.
JAM.E.B Ti. CURTSTY,
Ttlirtie
Wilco of Pittaborgit Gas Co., Julyl4, letl—{jy,l4]
Onto & PENNA. AND 011 TO & IN - DUNA *ILI
11,9' NOTICE TO BBIPFERS. —On and tift':JWyltb,
I:ilia of laling must be handed Mat the. Fial;pol,Blrectika-
Oen before 7 o'clock F. M. of the day uCidtifnifht—nCler
wise the Company all] not pay ebarggler:WifoY ammo; be
responsible for their collection. I ; 1141(1001%
Stiptiiintelft.L
WDOLLA It SAVINGS RANK—No.6 . S MIRTH' •
STRJMT—JONES" NEW BUILDING. --;-])handilk
made with this Bank .before the *Many of Septionber,nrill
dray interact from that date.
au2B:Et CLIAIL.A. COLTON; Treiber.
At New Brighton, Beaver coutdj, Ps:, on Wednesday,
August 13th, by Rev. sir. Critchlow, ALEX_ R. RUSSEL!,
of &Lint. Peril, to Mime MARY, daughter of Jams
! MIN,
Esq., of New Priglion.
On Wednesday evening. the '27th Mat., nftor nu
seven hours, EDWARD, son of N. I% nod. Mary .Pattoriton i
The funeral will pr.ceod from tho reatilimou of Alt 'ltotiert
R. Patterson, on Diamond street, near Ilrant,'4o.)Mir-nt 2
itivlook P. 31.
The subject of the above notice ails a vary - briktit *ad
bountiful little child of scarce two aurontem,.tbe pride and,
hope of his loving tarents. On Wednesday nicrilinebe was
cheerful and happy, buUere the cue want down his innocent
prattle way hunted in death, hie spirit had flown to abetter
u cold, hada ell with Him who bath add "Sulfa- Iltt eta
dren to come unto me and ferlddrhetn net, for of sucts'le,ibis
kingdom of !leaven,"
NEW ADVERIVEMENTS.
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~ r...- v r meeting of the DelliocrupY P( till? Fifth Wa rd 7ln be
held on SATURDAY ZUNINO -: - tiext., ut 1 o'clock, 4 4'the
h. tow or Charles. Morning, ou. Liberty street. betwittri.the
c tool bridge and 01-iiiip, street. for Mu purpwavrofUirgatiLiing
a Filth Ward Buchanan and Ilreckenridgo Club: .-41.Yrtliat
' toudance is ristomied, pue.M) MARY Dcmnexim:
il- --: DEMOCRATIC idIIETINO.--There will bedlisiteat• .
0,..: . .7 leg of the Thimocritcy et 'llitultighant heltl'TMlS ,
' (Frulsy) EVENING, in the Marlad SqUare. . ,
R. B. RohERTS, E. P..10N ES ind'utherswill niblicesibes );
meeting. German Sprat - ors will aLsolSi there. • I
0020 JOHN. U. altrra, rtilet or,ciriik i
i 1 - - SALOON, -'---- 118Yi: )OD —: - Si' - i
YSTEIt !No. 1 - . '..:---- ;
‘,_, S. STEINItUeIt would lotbrithis friemis
o] the public that - he seal on hand Und . is M. . '
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raising constantly WATER MELONS, PEACH'. - ,
FS and CItRONS. which ho offers (or solo at • ' .
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moderate prices. CLAMS, Uranus, mid alt thi,4•4„ t i m
the season, served up at the shortest notice, and hi the-ninet
palatable style. - llot`t forget the •placti,...f:o. nrwoon
.test.
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FOR SALE—A SPLEiqUID COUNTRY
BEAT, shunted ou thirty's Itntt Plunk 'Mud, shout - half
a mile from the Butler PlaultitotaL - Containing 12% Acres,
well finical w i th board cud paling, painted: new Two Story
Rouse, 40 bfeet ; good Earn: about ROO Tires, bearing
fruit of every •Recriptlon; one quarter twee . of groper; one-
quarter acre straw Wl* - rnaptsirries; well - watered, and,
everything to matte it pleasant and mnfortahlo.
A good Throe Story brick thiuse, on Chestnut street, Alle• •
ghony City.
A small Frame House In Manchester.
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Also, several Forum of v.arlons ajar. and In diffortint afire-
Bons.
Apply to 0 W. TIERS, north side of Ohio attent,-foUrtit,
door east of the Diamond. Allegheny CitY. • - ;lOW - '
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tO A UCTION.—; M TUESDAY afternoon. Septetuber,24 at
3 e'ciam, ot the Commenrml Saha Ravms, corner orWoodl
end Fifth streets, will bo sold one handsome, tvelbtoned in*
hogsay case nix actor, upright Bono Not to, in nowitoid,er•
Olal
P. M. DAVIS. Armen.
NEIV STYLE FALL PLAID SILKS-- -. 4.0'
pieces new Plaid Silks Dud received et
i n 2 9 A. A. MASON & CTL'S, 25 Fifth et.
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PI LIVED FREN6 HMEILIN6B--Jus,t re- -
t eel/et!, some very handsome etylm of Printed :French
Mostly's. rectal] A. A MASON &
reg.lo CHINTZES -Some Some line. - new:
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styles of French Chintzes just openolat
A. A. MASON & 00.1 S.
iItR 6 IDERIES--‘C A . - 1 1 1A8ON
will receive 'and open on the 30th hut cartons
npleadid new Embroideries, Cotton and Linen Edgings, Ac,
Ac.
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LOlJR—Family Flour; fresh ground from
now Wheat, recolved.and for nab by
atrAt
.IAB. A." FETZER, A 9 Water st.
SUPERFINE. AND EXTRA SUPERFINE
FLOUR on handluid for tede ' •
mrdl , JAS. A. 'FETZER, SO - Water it.
PAPER,— Siugle..bledium
and .DonDle Crown Straw Wrapping Paper—a large
let Just received 444 For Wu cheat, by • • •
turN JAB. A. MEER, SD Water st.,
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LA. and LOT, NO. 22 Eland street, containing a hall, two'
parlors, dining-room, kitchen and fire •chambera,
wall arm"'
ranged for comfort and conveniouce. Prim i 1.20011.
S. CUTIFIIEILT A' sok,.
Real Dante Airtime, 51 Mariiii.at.
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FALL FASHION. hiti,
M'CORD & C 0.,,.
131 Wood street,
TILT:i INTRODUCE ON SATURDAY,
Austet 30th, the FALL STYLE OV D.11.1:.59 HAM
the Nutt styles of &A ifetk and Cam. [en^B:4w
MAGAZINES FOR SEPTEMBER, 16 cts
Harper's Nagazipe for September, 15 cents;
Oration:oe
Putnam's "
Bsllou's "
Leslie's N. T. Journal '.
household Words
Schoolfellow In
illockwood's Slamaine for August; feraale by•
w. A. OILDEN RENNES
Fifth street. epposite the Theatre.
STEAM ENTWINE FOR SALI4.;:-.:Ori fl
Inch cylinder, 4!.4 feet stroke , stitte vaire put-off, on
twavy cast bon bed - plates, ex •tr.i.dnig to. alter ; end of
slideatrireeetit operatintrairdisi itotilasr ofWikuirs.
Binger, Ilartanni & WesOlAtablargb; •
For terms. APPLY . o lama, liTOPHit , a-en .
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S teanalCagine - Bniiant.
*Jr:l Comer First ad Snort pituldurstr.'
Koost,' kite of - limniiireys, Litasnaiut ha:1113,1%11m.
D. W.ritliibilrgh
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KOONS +ll EERSTIAN,
FLOUR VACTOItg;
General Produce Commission Meldhai
A. 47 North Wharrer. and AS Nora Water Vnite,
bekaq *WO OW,
tOrTZB TO
Elavtlyky.Womiwort &
Co. bk Co. PIALIIIryIux, Kennedy &Co. Pittaß L
damn. Martin "L. lillnuirth Co. u
Wood & Oliver, . Bell A Liggett, "
411ter, l'rice & Co. . 4, W. Roo. it
o,lllob (' 'pa & Co. " uagnleY,Cuegruee& Co. "
Truitt, , frother & CO. " Watt & 'Wilson. "
1. D. Lohmer &Co. tlncimeraL lioadielr, & Foulds, Cincinnati.
A. A. Itullock A Co. 0 Morrow .k. Gelder. "
Neal &Sibley, " .Ch
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And Pittsburgh and Philadalphia Merchants gatamalty.
jai W.i.bettn
ALLEGIIRn INSTITUTp. —The nest
re aeaalan of this Institution, nitteate.l 0 .,, the earner of
, krat and Robinson streets, Aitecherty t.ltyorat Pal'
mesas. on MONDAY, the Ist or Septet:Ober.
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young Gantletnera desirous of purstitng the . &lOW and
are& .Chtallea and the various hrsurAkaaat MatA.....‘out..AtiLa
preparatory to an adeareced ;touting-to Cottsltt) Flu' ado , uf
thialuetitutioteaveq..tarfAty.,
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iniZattts ' '.' . - t. EittA.rttort, rritionag..
11141:—SPVC)OtS--WiTnTiii ntike , itt tlie .. . Atak.
..A.Aw ;ea' days toore than pa asskee tee wkarge , &all lb,e'
nhteet and richest styles awl.), lothas tAtatub,
su27 A. A. aisarm A OA, :.t nate,
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