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MONDAY MO G
FOR PRESIDENT.
JAMES BUCIIANAN,
PENNSYL \ I A
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
JOHN C. BRECKINRIDGE,
Democratic Electoral 'Picket of Pennsylvania
ELECTORS AT LARGE:
CHARLES It BUCK &LEW, Columbia.
WILSON 31VANDLESS, Allegheny.
Ist District ED. W. NEBING ER, ?WWI( IpL.a
3d " PI FRCS BUTLER. Philad. Iphia City
3d " EDWARD W A ItTll AN, Philadelphia C
4th .• WY.. 11. WITTE, Pt, iladol phut County.
sth " lIN NIcINAnL Montz.. - auery C.9191Y.
tith " 111 N it. iiNINTUN. Chester County
7th " DAVID LAURI". Lehigh County.
Fill L9S. Ceirsiy.
9th J A Ih.:•+ PATTERSON, LaticaAter
10th `• ISAAC SLENKI:It, en.uncy
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11th •• AS. W. 11C(4114'.... Co.
eth •• TllOl.l AS OSTIrlt II A 1 7 1'. 4 . onlng t•.,
13th Milt All A \ ;111i. )10n; w• Co
14th •• VIII,BC,K. iruti rd Count)
1•• h •• Clout, F. A CR A NO. tit U. eltni..t.
1611. 1,1 r• Cann!)'
17th •• HENRY J. STA 111.4'.. Adarn4c..
I.th •• 01\ I R. tDDI . •.ornor•o•I
IVitt ACC , A Tui:s EV. Weitrnoreland
2,11. .1 A. J BEM % \ AN. lirel'ue
'2l. • W 11.1.1 t)1 W Allt.,,ht.ttyr"
'2•21 JAN ES it rA NI c 11411.1,,
23.! CC :•• I Sttll
t4th " J °IIN KEATI.I.N' Chu - tett, Co.
45th •• I , l'Evr Ciasvf.,l.l
10,171 , 1“ or TH,
HENRY BELTZHOOVER. 11,‘,
JOHN JOHNSTON, IWIEN:', al E.
Mass Convention ! !
TENTH OF SEPTEMBER,
THE ANNIVERSARY OF PFILAY'S VICTOk T.
Ire have res, - d v that 3
or lin: irtiLND,
Buchanan and BrecLinrid,“
PITTSBURGH. ON 11 EON ESPAI. THE 10111
1 1,) . iL AN
rnak, m
CONVFNTI()N, nl 10\ „
111101 - 11111/g ihtt ,' !..•t;;'
eVe . n; a; rung. 1111 ,11.11
Gllorioti% Demons' ration
( ) n I)Phali Wiz
iie
friends of tlio Constitution and the
— all whir xn.ii I lireser‘i• 1111d1‘ olt:41 urri
unimpaired
queatbed us by thv Patriots and Sagr'sut
the Revolution--all nhu r,v,!renc, !!a•
memory of
WASHINGTON,
ihe FATHER OF his OWNTP.Y ; whn %sail ~1
us to frown down evrry attempt -wet;
al agitation—all who irnly admire the r
toes of J \('KS( WEL3S . L
nod WRIGHT, whose ,!ocrgies I it
wire' devoted to Ow pr,sprvation !•ir!
Union AS IT Is All then• «c rortlir.
invite to meet us uron this occitsmii
The list of Spl'ali , :rh lio I , 1.1
bent i•rnbrac, , s tht. titinws of , : „ me I ro:
(hstinguished r.wu iu th, ohm. '.
lowing viitleinen hay,: Lreu invd ,, l
speakers, and many ni them w!II Ut I ..
sent
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. ./.,AR Y BILL PASSED !
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1( . 5' Sin witi4nother rrticle r, O th e llit v ,
' / we le rn by t telegrett , therille .1 my I:1
/ pawed on t-iatruday 4.: it 111,1( rI , , 111 • '
Who now helietes that the : '
mate wa. :0 tt
Fnou present indications the e. , ming Vacs
Convention at this city will be the htrge,t ever
held in the State. From all quarter:4 we hear
of delegations forming—to come by railroads,
in wagons, on horseback, and even on foot.
Come on
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OF KENTUCKY
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET
CANAL C.M)IISIOYEE
GEORGE SCOTT.
OrNMA I
JACOB FRY, Jr.,
FrItTILTOR A.` CRAL
JOHN ROWE, .•T Fli %NEI (
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET
WILSON NitCANDLESS,
SE , RTE
HOPE WELL HEPB URN, CITI
THOMAS S. HART, Inns,
AUGUSTUS H A RTJ E. I
SAMUEL JONES, et r
L. B. PA TTER.ON, T
SAMUEL SMITH.
Dr. JAMES POLLOCK,
RIATTFIE AV I. STlki:VI ART,
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ROBERT B. GI'TkIRIE, T
EDWARD THOM IPSO ,tt t; T•
IMIZEICE
EDW ARV AI•CORKLE.
DEMOCRA TI(
AT PI TTEBURCII,
TIIF
rhe ral
MASS CONVENTION
HE HELL , AT'
SEPTEIBW:
Gen. Lewis (' , ,se, Steph , ti A
David Tod, John VMI linrell,
Wm. B. Reed, Win. C Pre,t,n,
Pierre Souk, llorotio S,yulour,
L K. HURen, Cita,. A Burkal,w,
Josiah 11:tudulL Dqn) S. liwkeneon,
John W. Form•y, \V M'Co.t,
John L Datn-tion, Daniel ughertt•
A. H. Stephens, H D. Foster•
J. Glancy Jonee, R B. Curpentet,
Will A. Stokes, 11. 8. Magraa,
Wm. Witte, General Ward
Robert .1. Walker,
No effort will be spared to render 11,
demonstration %%iirtily of the cause, and il.
candidates advocav:--wk)r;hV• ul
PENNNYLVANIA'S FAVORITE SON
who is now iht! favorit,,
Come One, Conic AII
U. W. C .ISS C {I
Simler, 11. F;rkei .011,
J. It. :11*Cliiitock, A. 11.,1-t , in,
Saul!. W. Mack,
David f'alupbell, .1”).“ ) I' ,
G. F. Gillniure, .1. .‘
T. J. KCell4ll. I n ,
Tb uN . Scott, E
H..t , unth,
Woi. M. Stewart,
I). \V.
\Via. M. Edgar, I'. Shoo n:,
wrong, billlee the Pause has '..1,/,Pb , / 'l'l,,
rogue , wanted to do a wrong to the working in
but dared not stand the storm of indignation that
was rising against theta hat iueticv, hos
prevailed.
The workmen may How go to work again, rime
their enemies have succumbed.
Hon. John L. Daw.don.
This gentleman is doing the cause of lie
an, Breckinridge and the Union excellent i.ervice
in his district. lie is a man of talent. it fin,
speaker, and all who hear him go away favora
l;ly impressed.
SITCFIANAN'S CHARITIES
In the fall of 11f49, James Buchana'n made a !
.I.otation of four thowtantidoitors t• for the relief
of poor and indigent females in the city of Lan
caster." It was made in - the certificates of the
Lancaster City six per cent. Loan." The fol
lowing ordinance passed by the Councils of that
city on the 12th of October, 1849, and found on
page 87 of the published ordinances of that city,
will explain fully the nature and objects of the
donation, and how it has been applied by the
:,'El'I'EN11 11 : 1- t 1
city authorities:
Whereas, the Honorable James Buchanan has
given to the city of Lancaster, four thousand dollars
in certificates of Lancaster City six per cent. Loan"
of one hundred dollars each, numbered from 230 to
259 consecutively, as a donation in trust that the in.
wrest annually accruing thereon, be appropriated to
the purchase of fuel for the benefit and relief of totor
and indigent females of the city of Lancaster.
"Therefore, for the purpose of protecting said trust,
and of ensuring a faithful fulfilment of the bonevo
lent designs of the donor--
1. Be it ordained and enacted by the citivens o f
Lancaster, in select and Common Counetlit assent
bled, That said certificates of Loan t,e and the same
are hereby accepted, set apart and held in trust btr
i the purposes aforesaid, and that they be endorsed by
the Mayor with the words, " Donation by the Hono
rable James Buchanan for the relief of poor and in
digent females in the city of Lancaster-- four thou
sand +Mars."
2. That said certificates be placed in the hands of
the City Treasurer for safe keeping.
•
t. That upon the passage of this ordinance and
annually thereafter, at the time fixed for the ap
pointment of other Standing Committees, the Presi
dents of Councils shall each appoint two members
from their respective bcdies, who in conjunction
with the Miiyor shall constitute a Standing Commit•
tee and be styled •• the Committee on the Buchanan
Reiiet donation. - with power to receive the interest
accruing on said donation, and to appropriate the
KILO(' to the purchase of fuel and make the distribu
tion thereof required by the terms of the gift.
4. That said Committee shall keep a record of
their acts, showing in detail the amounts of interests
received, the expenditure of the same, and the in
stances and manner of relief they may afford from
time to time.
The debt of that city is perfectly safe and
good, and the ititere,t always paid promptly
The ois per cent. intere.t on the Juliano!) thu ,
prii.lites :F.2-10 per FlllOlllll, to be applied to the
purchase and distribution of fuel to the p
and indigent fetwile:+. It 14 a perpetual tru,o •
aml a perpetual tout that will furnish i•iime
thirty or forty poor f 1,1111111.41 with fuel
i.r,vvr:t uit mg frvtn the Want of it every vv;n
time to come. Thal eVileurt
~! ‘I, judwiow , %nd warm hearted
tli
IV, II ,vc. Is4'ly revl .•f v ra] miler instaltres
of it in Lia. furniiihing capital to worthy )o.ing
niiin to i.tart in laiiiiness without regard to
Tt , peuple of PiUnburgh «.1.1,u1.1 net f..r,7et
ale A htrire pertion of our city buret I
lii Aprii. The t I
71 , 01). , 1 11 21.1,ingt..11 th, 1 •..h
111 Ih'tt J4 , lie , iiII ,I OIIIIIII 11111 , 4 , 1 t 1110.1
I“ I 1 u, .1 ll,,ward. then
the relief of the ',utterer:: by t h e
It wa , one of the lint d,nation. :n.
,tahet, upon the receipt of the ititelhgenC , . nn•l
rts,,lsed ic:th grateful bea.rt, by our people.
.. , ut•lt la the man that the black republwans
malign au I ,lander, and would com.ign t.• infamy
cull their bre.e and gtoundleas he, behtli
Th.,t the !rm or whom a I.laek ,•111
.lit•akt•r tit 111, comity , ref orte.l to hale
thm —nny übe PIIJ would vote for I
hr ought :•••• k toWar the 1 t
11!..
if,- • 1111 , * :".1/111..uffer
P.O aiol the ii,treteti to he 1.,
E ns Th e 1;!,,k Cry
tti3ktr , .1..11 attempt t.. •I
11.. It II lilt' /It, arla el le,
!•••• hare the gtisrrt , : ..Lt
thin it. lota,. without thelr 1-Ly
*1 read) Iv \1 I
1;1:. i o j 1.141. IGv f-rtik it 11n.,
( 4•11 bur the 11,u+c i.I
t p It a that they ttrlOWlilt , I lo
-that is Utterly It rur,g
nu lo•Illalr to leg1:1t1I1Fal Th, ) know it
not In that form It
/raq i„ prorate. lor li rrlVll war is 111113411.
put ;ten nrtieln in
11, I.Yett.it
T 6•• og, U' it:, gels tug totrimr.l at the
of their Irtilf,rvriAmchrillet‘, find a, 1,•120
t.rtieml,r to t-Ity OW. it 1, the Ileitt.,rtit. ttmt
I.,;ny a I:,,rty t , t . fifty 111,tt1.t.k1,1 irt•T,.•7. II .1-1
bar tbt..wn ~t unipinytnent hr men
j r • ei
i•isrvice in doing nothing Who 1.,. • t•i•
the !non I- of the working men
the following Ictt.•r to sh,w
..1 ugcnr:c+ iteput.licari , arc
r• .lervive Iht. p e ople. We kn6w li ado
• f tlit• letter whirl) w.• pul,lr-h .17.1
~•14(.1, 14,T genera; ch,travier a- a rr-p( I
-,11.i Worth y , lii4el.l Herr itt hot letter
I ICA 11'., - r • Yo,terilsy 'roil% i , tart ,g
I.lfrisel , .lollit T from the hnii, n.
Co.. No. a 4 Wuoil ,treat. Pittsi.tirgl, Ito
chtred that Judge your rotint, had ink• .
the rionii• 1.,r Fremont and Dayton, end that h•
G. , Pti ake Ivy" -pre , lire in their fat or in ur
rity. \ 1.. m
i. 'Mr uhaue appeared to
yasx ! ,, ,tor people bad little confidence in the truth of
thi- et iteitient I !harriers write you fur infortnii•
lion. learn give no the forte in the case in your
paper Very hespek•trully. P.
Now l`yery man in this community knows that
Judge Wilkins is earnestly supporting Ittiehamin
and dm whole Democratic ticket. Ile made a
speech iu our Democratic County Convention on
Wed!. sday lut, in which he naid, among other
goad thing,
/ ittok th, Jr, tittit 131 . vit ANA
r;i i2.01J:--which, by the way, f advocate with all ley
f. n ,rtetint9, and as indicative, palpably
the safety of the I: aittn and the preservation of the
I'M we need Any no more to prove where the
et , rin Demoernt, Judge Nitkin9, 9tand9 in to
Trent conto-t for the pretiervation of the
411.1 thr 1 . 1111,1111111011 ()Ur frieutlit abroad tu,y
ro‘d a—nred that the eteries about defection
liono,rats itt this county are falsehoods.
HEFUSF, rhh ExeLkta.—The other day OH
FIEEN,PNI .!r1) JOHNSTON " ticket was removed
tram 11,, head of the .I,urnal, and the more prao
tieal ono of " Joh Printing sub,tituted in its
-teal The has been asked why the
John-ton banner Lae been withdrawn, but be
I so r tale
decline, giving "an untimely disclosure '• of his
the campaign. It will be recol
le the Johnston section of the " Repub
li. n " ,arty were must cruelly and disgracefully
repul-e•I in the Republican" National Con
vention, and that subsequently another attempt
wcs made to unite with the " Republicans •' by
the Johnston men placing Fremont, who had been
n ,, ntinated by the Republicans, at the head of
their th:ket. This, it was thought, at the time,
was bumble enough. and as far too the meanest
in their rank. , could go. But It was or no
avail : the " Republicans " were inexorable, and
continued to keep the name of Dayton un their
ticket fur the Vice Presidency, notivithstanling
the most solemn threats that Johnston would nut
he withdrawn, and that the friends of the latter
would never submit to further degradation by
voting the Fremont and Dayton electoral ticket.
How stands the case now The Journal, the
organ - and confidential friend of Johston, quietly
withdraws his name, and when asked, refused
to give an untimely disclosure" of his •' plans;"
but— The best laid schemes o' mice and mea
BRING On THE DOCUMENTS.—COL Jehie Ilea
taken the stump Bring out the documents.
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Fot thy Ptinbnri
Thought • for. True V'ai riot a---No. 6
It cannot be dist wed that there are thollSallti6
in the ranks of the new Republican party who
desire to carry out, in good faith, the Constitu
tional terms of our Federal Union, and who are
sincerely opposed to all northern interference
with southern institutions. But this new party
has a history which indicates something of its
future character, and which to suggest the in
quiry--will it be possible for such a party to
restraiu its course by Constitutional bunts, if it
should , ucceed in getting into power.
During thirty years the Democratic party has
geners!ly been the dominant one, and its opposi
tion party, known by various names, has always
been tnade up of all the discordant elements
which usually constitute a minority patty. Its
priticit Ics were essentially heterogeneous, and
hence it was impossible for it to retain power
when it obtained it. The immense majority of
the op:.dsition were faithful to the Constitution
on the -object of slavery, and when they came
Into pdtver they adunnistered the government
in pod faith, and thus lust their power by of
fending many of their allies who had no respect
for the Constitution.
But they have long been suffering in their
principles by their contaminating alliances. Cc
making eommou cause with anti. Constitutional
abolitionists sympathysing with them in their
general denunciations of Democracy, and suffer
ing with them in their defeat,'they have gradu
ally and somewhat unconsciously fallen into
many of their opinions. All the weight of party
denunciation fall very naturally in the dominant
party. and even the orthodox of the opposite ,n
have countenanced the abolitionist deuunciat,ns
of Democracy so long, because their own aspires•
tious were thus, though illegitimately, aided,
that they have gradually become themselves
tainted by their associates.
A most manifest illustration of this is at hand.
Almost up to the present day the opposition par
ty have claimed to have the half or nearly the
half of the slave states on their side Now the
Republican patty has taken up the cry of toe
ath,litionist: , , and our of their favorite denutio,a
tions is that the Democracy have always been the
alhe, of the elite power, by which they m , •a.:
that the Itettworney are in favor of cites la:;t
and perpetuating fdavery, and with this uniru ,
they expect Iv Iraw rat their Ilvt tin thoSe
patient reformers Wt1l) find it more easy to th
OD the uvih , ”lavery, than un the world's e‘ p
rienrc a to the be-t mode of polling clear cl
lt• till! , at 311 cni li l ? Itur. tt 11.. t wuvt I i.i
ly tutlicate that the extreme aholitioni,l4 Int
uow ticeotne the letther. ef n party which At I!
ii.t election clattne.l t. he orthtidi.x rt• at
other nn the i.ithject ,lArt ry Thei tun
ha' been itihinc...rity the:l. or th..re
they - cc I, wl.cre ,illlll we
‘l,Ol s party Vn 1•.•Wo!'
1C10111.; Nu•l t
ehliai leader- are le,•l , ltally ,I,,l:tteniet, it it,
1.,• a I:..ril,rn It pritieil•le. all h
to ~, / theril eilrage•l
ht' pn•ai.nt
rent+. avid exeitt t.v the ver,, men nn taken
,ectire aceot•lifiLt t.. the , rain,
e-tirse ~ f hntnnt, uxlw e, thct 01UUDI lie tril
by the Setif!), and they pert,.l 1 ,,
ell their p.ower with
tri!tit.titi , ms an euttiiot 1, i,ontle
Ti,i. cry ie followed i v artier th , tt , Crti,
uncandi , l inaulting It that the -1
nave p , •wer - ~ nit• rl thelarge i.rup
tor-, who conetitue lit inure than nhe
the n.lttlt male ptulatlon, that the uther fi
+iith• -liana to t•e 11.11,4 hy them, MII.I that
!tempest - Ivey athl th • I ,uhtnit tu the
It r,iLltrys a il,gh ,tate .•>,ritruu•nt 0,1
utter • r recent •-• •:Ir 1..
the %11 , / 11. , w the Reptsl' ,
have taken It up ,1,11u5.• t rt.pvtit it Thr 1.
the ,kr‘•l,•r I:11'
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pri•vellt it hut a ',elle! ur the :-U.uth Ihar thk
only it temporary iru.a ..1 They
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has already the reputaiiiiii ryunl tii
leinale writer in AIIJCI - 1,1, and friiin what \
have read we think it will
ti her well earineil fame The 'ilia is
Laid, the character. , h 0 ably drawn, that Wit,•ll
you have once o pened the book it will be very
hard to forbear reading it through. •Phi+
lag a great deal in favor of any work of fiction
For gale tiy W. J. Montgomery. Fifth -trees,
jii4t below the Poet
TH AlTnla Re i n 1.11 Vrlt - r e " Wool
(lERMANS TKP A " Mick Repuh
he:111 " meeting waa hell in Bureau county : Illi
noir, at which the Germans of the county were
invited to listen to one Hoffman, Isom Chicago.
a liermati, who had countrymen he
turning Ithtek Republican. The Black Reim , —
bran, of Princeton were ou hand plenty is
Mack berries, unit there was n grand turn out
of tlermane, but the liermans would nellimten to
Holtman, preferring to hear a geed (lemma
Democrat, Mr. Iteilth speak. They then passed
the billowing res , olutietis:
leroadred, That we perfectly agree In the moon,-
lion of Mr. Buchanan for President, 111111 Mr. Beech.
iv:triage for Vice President: that we likewhoe
knowledge and endorse the Cincinnati Mathieu, ns the
only platMrin 011 whirl, we can stand.
llrofedred, rho? u. ortdid. r FRAM is A. Ithere.k
TRAITOR to nine Ir. rnola pcopit .1 om en,
CHEVALIER IN A FRESH CHARACTER --
It will be observed that Chevalier Wikotf, cele
brated for his adventures with Fanny Ellsler,
Louis Napoleon, Miss Gamble, the New York
Academy of Music, and other celebrities, has
returned to this country, and is reported to bring
important intelligence from England, sup
posed to have reference to the Central American
negotiation. Perhaps the Chevalier is himself
the author of the report. Look out for "My
Diplomacy and its Consequences, - by the author
of " My Courtship and its Consequences.-
POLITIPAL ITEMS.--There are are forty-four
Buchanan Clubs in the city of New York, avetag
ing about three hundred members each, forming
a grand working artily of about thirteen thousand
men.
The following papers, published in the city of
New york, support Ittichanan and lireckinridg:
Journal of Commerce, Daily News,
Day Book, Democratic Review,
Sunday Times, Sunday Atlas.
Campaign Democrat. Military Argus,
New York Democrat, Freeman's Journal,
Irish American, Staati Zeitung,
The Citizen
PERBONAL.—CoI. John W. Forney and Capt.
Day were in the c;'y yesterday, en route far
Clarion county
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The fothocin
black republican majority of the Ilou-3e profeirs
willingness to vote oupplies for the maintenance
of the army :
Provided, however, and it is hereby declared,
that nu part of the military force of the United States,
fur the support of which appropriations are made by
this act, shall be employed in aid of the enforcement
of any enactment of the body claiming to be the Ter
ritorial Legislature of Kansas, until such enact
ments shall have been affirmed and approved by Con
gress."
This proviso was attached to the army appro
priation bill within three days of the close of
the last session Remembering this fact, the
reader will at once perceive how utterly imprac •
ticable it was, to say nothing of the extraordi
nary character of the attempt to introduce a
subject of general legislation into an appropria
tion hill. At that stage of the session, it was
~imply impossible for Congress to take up the
Kansas laws—forming a volume of eight or ten
hundred pages—examine them, and determine
which of them ought to stand and which ought
to fall. Congress could not possibly do this
work. The effect, therefore, of the passage of
the bill with the proviso would have been, to
leave Kansas without an organized government
—without a single law regulating her domestic
concerns. Her whole code, good, Lad and in
different, would have been abrogated, and her
condition would have been that of anarchy and
confusion, or a military despotism. Thu entire
machinery of her Territorial system would have
been stopped. Her local courts would have been
dissolved—her county and township organ;za
lions disbanded—debts could not have been col
leeted—crime could not have been punished (ex
cept the higher grades in the (limited states courts)
municipal and othercorporatione would have been
anuilailateds—disorder would hove reigned, un
less restrained by the presence, in every pert
of the Territory, of an overwhelming military
foeee.
Into this conditi6n would the adoption of the
pr,vi , o have thrown the people of Kan,ts; awl
thlo this condition will it throw them 41101.1111 it te
h renfter adopted. And vet the black republi
can owns hers of the House have again and again
insisted upon its adoption.
.- The Greet bulk of the laws of liansas are uncle
niably pr per lawi , Those whi.:ih are disgrace
,.t.
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ttil to the age. - are few in number, and the Sen.
ate hate stood ready for week,' to unite with the
.1 House in the passage "1 a bill abrogating them.
' I The Senlte, indeed, have passed such a bill, and
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a-ked the [louse t.. pass it. The Senate hill
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et
pr.ividing f r • the miitieation of lian,ma nu.l
l•I M I as a State abrogates them -the
' I w h.le of them--tears them out of the statute li.•iik
t I
I •.• I Ibis bill the Efou,e have per,istently
/ . I I rilumid to !MSS, Said still refute to pass, and will
a
Titun, it to t•iain, that tLe black repti!lcatn•
either by 'nip:dation or non legielation—by Con
greN-6.ual action, or adjournment without =non
nt all- by at•baLbimg the government of Kab.9,
dlahashltng the army—are deteratined tha
I,,,rder ...hall reign. Peace they will Dot have
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In %lamer. INTRA/tall Lher ritie Mitt tYPROVED Verto
- al., Dr. Sc‘dt'a Celebrated White Orestaniau !Aid
along, prepared wanly under the dttptal , Islott of Dr. I. Scog
It tegular Medical graduate, nod l'hydiriau t• I, 1.
to, Nit, genuine, ugly it. prepared by Dr. 1 Seel t &
Bunk Place, ?bleripintown,
N EWS VR,INI TUE VOUNTAIN HEAD ,
it Uan.l WrOW N, V , ; , eid 12, 1F.1.2.
T.su ii to ~, r tify, That I Lnro PUII/I'lll'll the
pr. , :aring Nlrlatnea linprn VOll 11.11.1
tin lit. I. &tat : wh. , haa Imes In tI n 1. 1, /t 1.1 re.
paring :nit umua nl) "retinal rovilwitles In no Alice .luling
111 last thirteen yearn. and that I bnlniva he has I:pr., 41
:oake the ahove Ktaternent the more etlha Klt I
has,. n:. tuternat ut thou: a haterer, I'. NI I)
Dr ML udi.llovta , V,.ruilnge mid tr PROVID 1.11 rr
areotnietnied by cern fate of C. McLane, fur gale by
Drogginte and Morctniuns eVerylvinlv.
be. °Rio. 11. KEYSER, 140 Wood et., Wboleettle Agree.
J. FI.IOIIEO, Alleghenf, near Rlttlrtmd Dope,
W 11..14,441r Agent. nu:ada wale,
Ott - Pi stout xIJ ug Cure w ITII , ANLT uok. IttrITLE.
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I . II.tBQLE ioLo. A r0..x1,,0k Cu., Me., April 1
•• We• herewith Kentl you a verttlicate of u rare• perform.
Lc the• ume of ord . y eat both fkrooth Bitters: w
think Mr. Clark to he a nom of veracity, and have no doni,,
of the truth of his story."
31essrs. Jo, B. Hall if (I,—ileutlenien : In answer to your
inquiries, I will state that my daughter, aged about sic teen
years, has been complaining of a pain in her elide for on or
seven years, and about the first of January last, was taken
down and confined to her bed. The pain in her side was vet y
severe, besides being troubbol with pains
shoulders and in her Ureas[. Prom reading a number of
minis isolortned by Iluotlaud's thirmati Bitters, I was in
duced to try It ill her Mae, nail sent to your stun. and VII,
based one NM,. She had taken it but a few days when nhe
began to improve, and new. after tithing .mly see In•;Qt, tine
is enjoying better health than the has Mr years. She feels
no pain In her side of iu any part of tier Maly, and an ribut,,
her cure entirely to the (lemma Bitters.
Salmon Brook. Aro,mtook Co.. Me. WM. CLARK.
For alo by MO:NI INO BROS. and Dr. ORO. IL IL FY:3Mg
?iLt burg h. tr2,s:2wda
Silt-Why will you Suffer, wiles RELIEF CAN HE
En EASI LS USIA IN ED/—flare yea a Seta Throat, Qubair.
Itheumitt isni, Neuralgia, Bronchitis, Croup Stiff Jaunts roit
liitm, Baru. Sprain", or Pain" in auy part of your system?
Yon can be relieved at once by using the meet beautiful of
ell Liniment., the What Cireiustan Lininunt," prepared
by Dr. SCOTT, ul Morgantown, Va., and fur sale camp,
wholesale and retail, by Dr. KEYSER, 140 Wood street. and
JAS. P. FUMING, near It. K. Depot, Allegheny. See ad
vertisement in another column of today's paper. Imartilm
Air - Fall Style.—We will introduce on Saturday,
August 30,1858, our FALL STYLES OF SILK HAT& an
and see them. A good Hat for $3.00.
au.% MOKOAN 1 00., 164 Wood st.
EMMEI
E/=Ell
MEIBI
(on Suturd.
A PERFt MED BHCATO.-- Whlt lady or gentlt
would remain under the curse of a disagreeali e
breath when by using the " Balm of a :,"hovsa..ar
Flowers - as a dentifrice would not only render
it sweet hut leave the teeth white as alabaster
Marty 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
" Bann " on your tooth-brush and wash the tooth
night and morning. A fifty cent bottle will last
a year.
A BEA II NIEL COMPLEXION may easily be ac
quired by using the " Balm of a nousand Floc
err" It will remove tan pimples and freckles
from the skin, leaving it of a soft and roseate hue.
%Vet a towel, pour on two or three drops, and
wash the face night and morning.
SHAVING MA DK EASY.—Wet your shaving
brush in either warm 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 cents. For sale by
Fetridge & Co., proprieters; and B. A. Entine
stock S Co , Fleming Bros., R. E. Sellers tk: Co.,
Br. O. 11. Keyser and H. Miner & Co., Pittsburgh
and Beckham .ti NlcKennan, Allegheny city.
Sir Have You a Rupture of the Bowelrl
would most respectfully Invite the attention of these af
flicted with hernia ur rupture of the bowels to my splendid
ItHl/01tment of Traitors of various patterns, and to suit every
age, applied and satisfaction guarantied iu every case, at toy
olbce, ISo. 140 Wool street, Pittsburgh, lu., sign 1,1 the
Golden Mortar. Among the Trusses aold by me will be
found
,Varsh't Radtdd Vure 'Trust;
Yrench Trusses, very /laid spring :
Gum Elastic Trstsses
Childresse Truasrs, ruty/e and rheub/e;
Undalical 'Plusses, children' and adults
Ala-ries .Sprang Pros, ;
De. s. R. Fitch's „Supporter Russ;
The price of 'frusaes Nary from - $1 to Va. Hernial
or Ruptured patients can be suited by remitting money and
sending the measure around the hips, stating whether the
rupture is on the right of left aide. I also sell and adapt
Dr. Banning's Lace or Body Brace, for the cure of Prolate
SIIS Uteri, Weakness of the Cheat or Abdomen, Piles, Chronic
Inarriata, and any weakness depending on a weak and debili
tated condition of the abdominal muscles.
Pr. Fitch's Abdominal Sup/se - ter;
Engh.th Elastic Abdominal Bette;
Elastic Belts;
And nearly every kind of Supporter new in use. T al.. -ell
Moulder Bram a 14 every style, for weak chested and stoop
shouldered persons.
Eichate Stacirtnyx, (hr broken and varicose veins.
;kr!, ea gory &mdsees. of all Linde.
Syringes of 'eery randy and pattern, and in fact ev, ry
kind of inechart trot applianee used In the ,sure of the v. .
DR. KEYSER annul state to persona ht rant of Bre, sot
Tnuan that he can often send insult the pullout by wr;; i op.
but it is always better to sea the patient and apply Ole Tr le,
yr Brake personally. Address
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OF PITTSBURGH.
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1.1-1 ICeer surd, botzon-n Market and /Vvod streets.
• 9 - Insures II LI, .k I CAll,4lt) RISKS, on We Obi,
and litatßimetpt•illiv.re and tributnrtcs.
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Isaac M Pentmok, riancia Seller+,
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COMMONWEALTH INSURANCE CO.
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Chartered Capital, - - - S 300,00()
uo._ I toture, Buil,liao luta .411, Pr..twr I y not4ont
Dwalftt, t.y DgmitA. tho N•ft, 1141 ittd
V,rlcnti.,” xtl4l Trani...mat
S I thIN ANIF:th iN, Prooklent
{U.:NJ. PA RIC F., X no Pronltlont
S. S lOU it, So•er et ray.
A .1 CARR I KR, A gvut., Fourth and Smithfield, j••=
sArrry INSURANCE COMPANY,
ussicE,s. K LNIRNVJt THIRD AND WALNUT STS.
Sir NI ARIN I.: I NSU It A N CES oh Veil:tots, Cargo,
1. , all pia to of the world.
IN LAN D I NSURA NCFIS ON ii,JODS, by itivers,
Laken and Land Carring.,i, to allitartB tin, Union,
FMK I NSURANt:N MNRCIIANDIZE gonorully.
Dwelling Housed, he.
Asset.; Of Mr bmpany ..Vonember bth., I Sr.A.
htortiotgi . vi and Real Entate $101,020
Philadelphia City, nod other loans 85.210 o.
Stock in Ranks. (tallow.( and I usurniov Cos '..2,111'5, 14
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Cash ou hand 2n,tc..%
Balance. In hand, of Agclts, Pot:quit:lmA on Ma
rino Punt+* rocoutly mood, and other debts
duo the Company
Subscription Nutt*
DIRECTORS.
Jntues C. Baud.
Paulding,
James Tru.quair.
Jr,
Jushiut l a .
JCL/UV. Tenuent.
Samuel E. StAes,
Henry Sloan,
Juwce 11. MrSsrlitml,
Charles Sehaff , :,
lt,thert 1h rtuu,
J..ho 13. Srutillo, Pittsburgh
1). T. Moran,
J. T. Logan,
WM. MAItTIY , Prrstdont
Taos. C. RAND, Vire Presidetit.
LINNET Lruitnts, Seentarv,.
Ja18:ly
Nlartio,
Jog,Th 11. 5.1.11
Kiniond A. Soutior
John C. Davie,
John It. Prune,
Durliugiou
It. XL Flunh.o,
Willimn C. Ludwig,
liugh Craig.
Sp«ne,r 31,•ilridu,
clutrlve
.It.two
J. U. Juhusoti,
lIINEFACTUREILY I\SCHII'CE COMM,
OF PHILADELPHIA.
CHARTER PLA.P6TUAL—GRANTZD UT TIIL lITATI OP PICINOTI.V.V4iA.
Chartered eapit.i, 41300,000. .•
PINE, MARINE AND INLAND TRAIS'SPORTATIns ,
AARON S. LIPPINCOTT, Preaident.
ORRIN ROGERS, Secretary.
GEORGE YOUNG, Treasurer.
Aaron S. Lippincott,
Mahlon Gillingham,
Nicholas G. Taylux,
Orrin Hems; . Churl. J. Fields,
Joni. P. Simons, Jam. P. Smyth.
Atir-Tki. Company has been organized with a Cash Capi
tal, and thu Directors have determined to adapt the business
to its available rwourcea. To observe prudence in conduct
ing its affairs, with n promtit adjustment of losses.
Pittsburgh 081 c. No. 70' Water street.
J. NEWTON JONES, Agent.
The following well known and remponsible Ilrinra In Pith..
burgh have autlraorized reference to them, with regard to the
ratability and simmintuira of the Manufacturers' Insurance
Company.
Kramer k Rahm,
(loorge P. Smith
Tiernan A Co.,
non
PENNSI LVANIA INSURANCE CO.
PITTSBURGH.
Corner o: Fourth and Smithfield Streets,
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, $300,000.
Insure sod ocher Property against Loss or
D , Tl] ,r• • by Fire. and the reribi of the See and Inland Navi
gation and Transp nation.
DIRECTORS.
Rody Patterson, Jacob Painter,
W. SPClintock, Jae. P. Tanner,
W. S. Haven, D. E. Park,
Wade Hampton, D. M. Long,
J H. Jrcties, H. R. CupihalL
OFFICERS.
President.. Hon. WM. F. JOHNSTON.
Vice Prersacni RODF PATTERI3ON;
Sulfood Treas....—A. A. CARRIER.
0..0r0 W 9 nit
I. Grier
A.. 1 Jones,
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IN ; tt4 .
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oF PHILADELPHIA
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Jimoli Sill. 11,,q.,
Brto B Myr, k,
J. 11. .11,.1.7,11ey, ,
Wyk . l4..Cf,
Wm. 11.
Anv.mt.
P M NIt.11:1 & RTY, Prenid‘
NI. luvrad/..L.‘m"
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1111:1:1121M
II 11 IS , R , PENNI
DELAWARE MUTUAL
V4llladelpl9ft
P. A. M.AphlltA, Agent,
No. •96 Wu Pittsburgh
MARINE INSI 4 xt .
• <4t- . 1 •
FIR, RISKS,
EIMECE!
Wiliam IL Thomas,
WWl= Need,
Allred Weeks,
==!
Wilson, Childs dt Co.,
Hampton & Compd.ll,
11. Childs di Co.
1112=1:1
442
BEMS
HARE CHANCE
S('' l ACRES 01" 'TIMBER, MBE R, COAt and
IRON i LAND ii. attired for grioou Liver
ill. torn,.. or in cult/top., ter property in thin city or
comity.
Yhhi Land is laatvily veil 11041 conveniently to the
Clarion river, in Mort younty, tm that the lumber ixin be
floated ,ut nod brought to market_
Itcontain. an ELEVEN N err V VIM or
GOOD GOAL
Uzzder a largo porliou of the laud
There la alto
Iron Ore anti Limestone
altundance upon it, and the sett is good and well mitered.
Is nut veyed across it, and will no doubt be built, which in
part of a line of railroads tram New York to St. Loula
The soil is good and generally level, and in In the midst of
a region that will noon Do one of the best faruaing regions of
the State.
The 1800 acret lie together iu a body, and will be sold at a
bargain to the purchaser. Enquire 01
THOMAS WOODS, Real Estate Agent,
au6 No. i 5 Eigirch !limit-, Pittsburgh.
PITTSBURGH
LIFE, FIRE AND MARINE
lA'S CR NOE COMPLY Y o
CORNER OF WATER AND MARKET ETREEI9
PITTMBURGH t PA.
ROBERT GALWAY, ProsiOont
•
TIIOB. GRAHAM, Secretary.
SKI-This Company makes exery luau - ranee appertaining to
or counialed with LIFE IUSI t.
Also, against HULL AND CARGO RISKS on the Ohio
and Mississippi Risers andtributaries, and MARINE 'RIEKE
general/3'.
Aud against Loos 01111 Damage by Fire, and against the
Perils of the 4s uid Inland Navntation and Tnuispoetation.
Policies issued at the lowest rates consistent with safety to
all Perth..
DIRECToRiI.
Robert fialway, Samuel M'Clurlzan,
Joseph I'. Gar.zatn, M. D , John Scott,
James Marshall, David Richey,
James W. Heilman, Charles Arbuthnot,
Alexander Bradley, Joseph 8. Let..vh,
John Fullerton, Mansfield 11. Brown,
David 11. Chambers, Christian Zug,
William Carr, .t Ih•bert 11. Hartley,
Jed. D. McGill.
WESTERN INSURAN('t, COMPANY
Pirrnetnnin.— Etilt.l I E, ; F. Si.
6OPJ.IN, Secretary.
Will tamme against all kin& 01 ri +lt 4, I I !. R an,. %, A RIN
All losees will be liberally adjusted an 1 o•'-toctly raid.
A Home Institution, managed by DI k who en ' tall
known in the community, and who are Jett I mined, he
promptness and liberality, to maintain mho ItArts• ter cote Ott
they have mourned, BS offering the beet pro!, 'to o It, Owes
a ho desire to be luaursti.
Innecrons—R. Miller, Jr., C. W. Itleludaon, . 1.1.115 r,
N. Holmes, Jr., W. It. Smith, C. Hansen, Ueorge W.. 1
Andrew Ackley, James Lippincott, Ue,erge Lands, Ja'n
Autry, Alexander Ninnek, 'Phones Seott,
Utlice, No. Water street, (Wareham., at Sp.eng &
Co., up stairs.) Pitt,burgh. novt'Atly
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A. A. CARRIER & BRO..
63 Fourth streets, Pittsburgh,
A (i 1 , 1 N T S
Slate Mutual Fire and llarine Inouraae
Co., .•c 11.4.1MISBURG. CAPITAL, 8350,000.
Girard Fire and Marine Insurance Co.,
I . IIII.ADELNI I A CAPIT.4I., $300,000.
Insurance Co. of tile Valley of Virginia
Vk. (...1 VITAL, $300,000.
COTII gnonw en t h Insurance Company, HA
It1: 4 1t1ri:1/. CAPITA L, $300,000.
t'unltectletil Motu/al Life Insurance Co.
LIARTFOI.D. CA .f.iL A.VII.4.MELS, W 2,154,4149
Pennsylvania Insurance Vo., of II
('APIT.4I. AS.`iKTS, Nov. 6, 1.8:56, $1919,022 40
Wa. F. .1011N,TUN. Pr .ident. A. A. CALMER, lisr.r.ssr)
Llrcl4:alacly
PEKIN TEA STORE,
$.llO V t. 00
40.14 In
No. 3 FIFTH STREET,
ONE DOOR. EAST OF TILE EXCHANGE BANK
Pittsburgh, Pa.
$' 0 I
GREEN & BLACK TEAS
Purchased direct from the Importer. for CASE!. The
stock tou.i.ts of ail the different flavors and gredes of TEA
brought to the Anted .= market, and
SOLD WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
AT THZ
VERY LOWEST CASH PEICESI
PACKED TEAS, PUT UP IN META LIC PACE
AUKS, expr,,, , l crate.
TEAS OF ALL GRADES, BY THE HALF CHEST.
KE, 81:6 AIL, COCOA and CHOCOLATE of t I,
Imug experteuee iu tLo buHiurss is a sure guttruut, t
Ali EN T. roINTMENT, ton THE HALL 0 , l'h
JAY\ rt FAMILY NES. K. JAY Ili it:S.
ri I Lesl , o h. .1 0 or A'. 1h5(1..—( irtM)
FREIGHT LINE.
_ARLAM4Pwriti_aga.!
rrii is LINE IS NOW PREPARED to
1. all kinds of freight nom Now York. in thre,,,la,
e from Phil.kdelplina hoorl at r
100 11,
RECF.IrTS tIIVEN WITII A WRITTF.
1,•;51..5,; par', ; ..r•
MArk •• F1:1,1 611,T
V. H. 1.1. EV A ag.1.1. N.... s Aid, 11,,use, New York.
J .1 Mt - K NEVER, Avnt, ittoadatpl Locust, I•loht
Fot lonia; to tt.attoo. apply to
W Y. BAILRCILL. Agout.
No. 61 Fnurth _t
S AMU FA, FA HNESTOCK,
.V. 24 --Jourunl copy
IMPORTER S. DEALER IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
HARDWARE.
No. 83 Wood street, between Diamond
alley and Fourth street,
PI TTSBURGH, PA
* TEM nubseriber in now opening a well t
went of foreign and dotneeti, Hardware, all new, and a di 1. ,
sold on as good tenaa in any other house In thin city. 110
%%111 always keep on hand a general maortment of
II A lIDIV Aft VT I.E RY CARPRNTERS' TOOLS., 0.,
T., which he renpoctlolly tunt.ss the attention of purair o re
nth2ol SANIUM. FAIINEST(X'I:
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JAMES COLLINS & CO.,
Forwarding and Commission Merchants
PROPRIETORS Or IRE
Plitsibuirgh, Meadville t. Erie
CANAL LINES.
Nos. 11i AND 115 WATKR BTREKT, PITTSBURCII,
RHODES, HAGEN & CO.,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
No. SYCAMORE ST., CINCINNATI, 0: i t yA
PITTSBURGH STEEL WORKS.
ISAAC JONES
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ILAPUIACTUItRR UV
CAST STEIE/Ir •
Mall, ,--
SPRING, PLOW ANP, A. B. STEEL.
SPRIN" D AXLES.
Corner R° 6 .° and First Streets,
jy2s
PITTSBURGH, PA
1). ROGERS . &., CO
B 3 htt )
100,00 u tx
NUFA Oft , RERS OF
ROG ERS' Ili PRO VED PAT ENT
$617.x4, It
STEEL. CULTIVATOR TEETH,
CORNER Ross AND FIRST STREETS,
PITTSBUROIL P.A
JAMES BLAKELY,
EI]Ii( I PEAN AGENT AND CONVEY,ANCEII,
,';Corner of Seventh and Smithfield streets,
PITTSBURGH.
sot,..Peissongeni brought from tho old country to Piito.
burgh. nod monoye remitted to Europe. [noo2.
W IL W. W. HUNTER
SMITH, MAIR & HUNTER
WHOLESALE GROCE"II\'.
1! Second and lEil Front st.,
WILLIAMS & ALLEN,
N U VACTURViIt•I OP
CHI [.SON FURNACES,
Wrought Iron Tubing,
AND FITTING GENERALLY,
For Warming and Ventilating Buildings.
W. & A. will contract for Warming and 'Ventilating
by Steam or Hot Water, Pipet; or Cbilsored Furnace, Chun h
aw, Suboole, li upivalo, Fartories, (Mien
Court Houses, Jails, or Howie. No. 26 MARKET sisEET,
' apl6
TERRA COTTA OR STONE
WATER PIPES.
From two to mix inch calibre.
PRICES from 12 to 30 Cents per Foot
A LSO-ROCIII{STE It
PEARL STARCH
For Sale Wholesale at Manufacturers
Prices by
HENRY H. COLLINS,
FORWARDING AND
COMMISSION MERCHIANT,
ADD WIIULISALB DEALER IX
CHEESE, BUTTER, SEEDS, FISH,
AND PRODUCE GENERALLY
No. '25 WOOD STREET, PITTSBURGH- fjel6
ALEX. HUNTER,
F LOUR. GRAIN.
BACON, LARD, LARD OIL,
AAD PRODUCE GENERALLY
No. 299 Liberty street,
PITTSBURGH.
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Ard- Slid, but. True-- Boss °Rau hen the r hutch bell
i',,rt)4 its solemn note", hod the wattle:re of kindred,
mul the lantettbetiane of friends ar.lsoo, lie tirit tardy of come
loved one has ben borne to a premature grave, who died'
through ignotanee of th•-ir di,ettee by tho,e who attended
them, or the atliniulatrction or deleterious and Ineffectual
re,m,lim. We write !hie In all soberneta and sincerity, and
iu thus alluding to the dead vrodld try and benefit the tia
What are some of. thc • moot „fatal ~ mossengera that
bock,. to the tomb? We answer, Scrufula,Emdpsdas, and
similar di.mems Now. although , Provldenee bat - ordained -.-
that such diseases shall exist, It has also presided aVensedy,
distilled from tho herb of the field, and Its mine la ; Kanner. r ,
dy's Medical Discovery. Invalid, reject itcptst 14.
car See long advertisement in Another Oohann.:':
Sold wholmada and retail ut DR. 131E0Railrich7fEtEttl§,
140 Wood street, sign of the Golden Mortar, and at .1. P. IP s
FLEMING'S, Allegheuy. ati2solew
re-Bury Iva or Perish S.. No loan or woman
hesitates which of these two to chose—in words at least. '
But mark I A titylectut Cough leads, by a short route, to the
Cemetery. A tat yet with the knowledge that Dr.".B.OHERS'
SYRUP OF LIVERWORT, TAR, AND CANCITALAGIIA
will effect a speedy core, hundreds commit this - fatal folly.
Such delay is insanity. See pamphlet and advertisement.
.fiQ - For sale, wholesale and retail, by 11:11. 1411LLERS &
CO., corner Wood and Second streets. a
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Sold also by lIRNDERSON & BRO., Liberty street; . H. t
SCHWARTZ, and BECKHAM A MoKENNAN, Allegheny
City ati2.sstsselsr
.Stockings and lialdery Inv Winter.--
if you don't want your feet pinched with bMl.and short
Stockings, you will take our advice acid:go to . C.,' ❑et.Ye, cor
ner of Market alley and Fifth atreot; and buy some of those
elegant fine Stockings, that make your feet fool nice and•
comfortable. DALT also makes and cells 'every variety or
ilosiery that you put mention, at wholeat:and retell
Remember the place, corner of MarleaMtlei and Fifth.
threet_
rat-BatchelorPa Hair Dye-.•Do.not let the ova
effects of other dyer deter you ftent relying on the great
original, warranted safe, sure and satiehrtery. Made and
sold, or applied at BATOILELOWS, an nine tokate roomy}
tr.i Irtooulway, New York.
&old, wholeeale and retail, by Dr: clop. ff, Knalt, /40
Wood strent. an2sd wdas
Hal s.—We have Just received one IF STYLES
OF SOFT DRESS lIATS of all qualities, oalori iod prime;
and we now flatter ourselves that we can phase all who
fiver us with a call. MORGAN & CO.,
104 Wood street.
cf" - -.?" GRAND RALLY OF THE DEMOCRACY OF PITT
11,2 , / TOWN/0. - Hr.—There will bee Grand Dilly of the
Democracy of Pitt Township on TUESDAY LIVENING
September Cd, at half punt seven o'clock, at the TWO MILE
BUS.
Cot. S. W. BLACK, 800. N. C. BRANNON, Dr. &PCOOK,
D. D. BRUCE, Leg., and other distinguished -Speaketa, will
address the meeting. The GILES CLUBS will aloe lee lu at
totobenco. At the same time there will he a CluDlormed for
the Township. au3o
CAS COM PANY / DI VIDEND. The
the PITTEBU HO If GAS COMPANY hare; this day,
declared a Dividend of Am per Cent. out of the profits of
the hilt six mouths, on the Supital Sleek of the Company;
payable to Stockholders or their legal represent-specs forth
with, at the Office of the Company.
JAMES M. CIIRISTE, Treasurer.
Office of Pittsburgh Oas Co., July 14, 1356—f jylBl
ri-e9 - NOTICE a SU C TP N PtI A S " 4) o l4i n ° ar * id iN a ' f ' :e l f ''R- It:
July 7 tb, .
Ellis of Lading must be handed in at the Federal Street Sta
tion before 7 o'clock I'. M. of the day of ultipment —bther
wise, the Company will not pay charger, or In any manner he
r. stsmeibie for their collection. J. R. MOORE,
fl ma x voLLAK e.A Mud BANK No. 65? FOURTH
ST It JuNFIS' HIV BUI Lb LNO. Depoelti
toad•, with Ode Bank befure the first day - of September, will
draw iuterest from that data.
au2B:3t CHAS. A. COLTON, Treat.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ELECTION.—The Annual Election fur 'President
a... Director:, &c, f. r the BOARD OP TRADE AND
31M1telt ANTS' K CHA NO Es - ill be held at their' Rooms, on
WEDNEBDA V, the 3d inst., between the Lunn of 1 end 4
o'clock, P. M. (eel) JAMBS P. BARR, Seey.
ORPHANS' COURT SALE—Op Thu rs
dap afternoon, September 4th, at three o' k, on the
premises, by order of And. Mc?daeter, Ern. ' Guardian of the
minor children of the lam John Harper, dec'd, will be sold,
all the right, title, Interest and claim of held minors, (being
the undivided three fourth palls thereof,. tubieet to the
wideiv's dower) of. in and to all that cc: lain Lot-of ()retold
situate en the northeast nide of Tunnel of in the Third
Ward of the City of Pittsburgh, baring a frant of 25 feet,
mud extending back SO foot, uu which is erected s Two Story
From,. Dwelling Douse
Alto,at Pall2B time, the remaining one fourilipart of the
above property. Terms at MIN
P. M. DAVIS, Auctioneer._
rroolll BRUSIIES—A large suptay of the
1 beet Englieb manufactured Just teed and lor.inde et
JOS. FLEMING'S,
Corner Market nt. and Diamond.
CONGRESS WATER—Dozen Cong. Water
j,t4t roceivod auci for fine ra .10S. FLE3IIMPS,
w• 1 Corner M,nket ht nud Diamond.
LLE LICK W A'rElt can be hi at JOS.
FLEMINt4 . :, by the gaflon or barrel. Corner Market
eel and the UimuunJ, eel
RISI,I.N TOOTHPASTE—This excel-
P
lent article is confidently recommended to the public
84 iwing ouperier to any other for beautifying , the teeth, re "c 4.
ni ,vdtg tartar. strengthening the gums and perfuming the. V
breath. Prepared and sold only by JGS. FLESIIikKi, 5.
no' Corner Market et..and Diamond. ~
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it B E . ST — Oit ' l k . I: tffe k ill L t!-- j a L ti ' ir l e " ; S ney W ha O ir it te L its ri o ' riginal color
~0.1 leanly. Sold only by JOS. FLEMING, 1
eel Corner Market et. one Diamond.
JUST RECEIVED, front the beet Maculae- l i
torers, to large and elegant nesortment of PERFUME- *:
EY. SOAPS, POMADES, and other requleitee for the Toilet, ,;
by . 108. FLEMING f •! •
sel Corner Market st. and Diamond. i • ' •
Tj AIR BRUSIIES--A large assortment of i. • .
Li. every variety and style, to suit purchasers, at 1 -
JOS. FLYJILING'S,
il
sel Cosner Market at. mid Diamond. 1• -
Lt FILL STYLE.
THE FALL STYLE lIATS ARE NOWALEADY, and
will La, Introduced this day, at C. 11. PAULSON'S,
EW BOOKS! NEW BOOKS!—Life of
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Witelifugton, by Waidiington Infng, (peopie'e rd.?
Shoepao Reeiillectione, or Waysido Olitureeei of Ainencau
Life.
Nicholas Nickleby, iu 2 vols., illustrattilwith steel platen.
The Captive S ouths of Judah—Rev. EraintinaW. Jones,
Fanbionabla Life; by Mary Dud man.
Life mid Ailvouturmi of John P. Bet:knurl'', (illnatratior.
Victoria, or the World Overcome; by earoltuo Cheat^
Weidern Border Life: by Fanny hunter. ro.
Nletnorials of hie Time; by floury Cockburn.
netril.tition, a 'rah. P.l.B.aota ; 4 niatCllll.
E. N. Swath
worth
The Lif• and Publi, Serclocytor Ja,
.o.s Boehm:mu-25 eta.
JOll.ll ta. Fremont-10 eta. •
The Republican C`amparga..9,
ceeta.
ejva
15 : 1 , 3u irtutt- ' l: : 'B.' t i . i )rli". A. itir:Ks."3oll.l.cm,Nhsera and
t s . e o l . l . tg . at
ETP Filth opponite the Theatre. i
tION, by Mrs. Southworth; and
LAS NI CK LEI V-12w0., lu two
itutritwo
wai tb.
lop. n Talc of PlitiejoEl ; by Nis. E. D. E. N. South-
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,odeeinro Diekens—Nicholas Nickleby, in: two volumes;
J steel plates. .
SErrESIBRII. NIACIA 'LIN Itzl, FOB 15 OUNTS.
Harper's Magazine. l'utnare's Magazine, T...
tiott‘y's Laity's Book, . I lousebohl Words, ",..
l'eterson'a Magazine. t lc/llam a's Magazine: 4.
Leslie's Journal. .. ..
Call or et.llli to the Cheap Book Store of
IL MINTER & CO., •
au3o No, 32 Smithfield - Street. ' •
CIATAWBA WINES AND BRANDIES=
40 rases Sparkling Catawba Winn, qta. aid pi. "N.
Longworth" brand.
40 caws Still Catawba Wine, "N. Longworth" brand.
20 " Ladies' Catawba "
70 " Catawba Brandy.
In store and fur anlo by
au3o • MILLER& RICKETSON.
(1 II AMP AG NE WINE--
‘.l 15 baskets Holdzick. Champagne Wine, qts. and pinta
2" Bouche
25 " L IL ?In. 172
'• M. IL tio. 174 "
15 - Star brand " a
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To store and for sale by
au3O MILLET S RiCKEITSON.
D bbls. Raw Whisky
I.lk, for sale I.y (au3fl) MILLER & RICK itrsox.
100 bble. No. 3 large Mackerel, "new catch."
513 bbla. "
35 bbl. No. medium Mackerel,
In Store end for wile by
an3o
ICE---5 tierces prime Rice in store ands
for axle by (an3o) 11111.1.1311 & RICK ESON. E
11 475 bids. Plantation 3101assaa, oak cooperage.
13) "cypress "
120 " Sugar Bonne "
11.1 store and for sale by
an3o 3IILLEit & RICK ETSON.
NORTH CAROLINA TAR-20 bbls North
Carolina Tor in store and for sale by
1130 MILLER A ILICKETSON.
NEW FALL DRS E S GOODS—A. A.
MASON .4 CO. will open; on the 2d of September, sev
eral psckages of New Goode, containing---
Printed Detainee, All Wool Printed Delaines, •
Black French Merinos, Black Alpacae,.
Col'd Paramattas. New Plaid Silks,
French Chintzes. • ae.3o
NEW EMBROIDERIES--Justreceived, 20
cartons of new Embroideries; some splendid style. of
cambric and Swiss Collsrs, and some new styles of Pekoe
Edged do., Eugenie do., Book and Cambric Flouncinge,
Infanta' Waists, Bi'k Crape Collar., Linen Cambric lidkfs.
an3o A. A. MASON A CO., 25 Fifth et.
_ _
GUNS, FISH' Ni) TACTILE, RIFLES,
Pistols, Surgical and Dental Inetrunieuta,
tured Cutlery of an deuriptions, for erde at the ENTER- -
PRISE WORKS, No. i3ti Wood *treat. by
DOWN & TETLEY.
IOWDER, SHOT, and all things necessary
for dm Sportsman, constantly nu Itand at •
;,s:10 BOWE .t TETLEY'S.
TABLE CUTLERY of all descriptions con
etaialy on baricl an for sale by
eulO ELaterprisert. 4
Wort,Bo WN No k .
3 7 36 rvci.g,Yd,
lITANTED—To Lease or Rent, a large
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alry SHOP, one or two story. suitable GM' Iron and •
yu
w oo d Shop, with Power, in or near the City. Address BOX
80 Pittsburgh P. 0., until 10th of September. au3o
TURNIP SEED—Afresh supply just reed
by itspretw, suitable for Fall sowing; for tale by
=OO JA.5111 wennkoP.
OriER. SALOON, No. 111 WOOD ST.—
STELNRUCK would in (ono kb Mends ak
and the public that be hui hand la re-Q \ S4
cetving couatautly WATER MOANS.,
aud Wall he offers for Bale at
frTlit" , Prier*. CLAMS, OYSTERS, and all the delimits
leason, served up at the altOrteat notary, nal In the Eaot
palatable style. Don't forget the place, Nu. 111 WOOD
street. anSt
LUDLUM'S SPECIFIC- 5 gross in Mora
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