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FOR PRESIDENT,
JAMES
OF PENNSYLVANIA.
VCR VICE PRESIDENT,
JOHN C. BRECKINRIDGE,
OF KENTUCKY
Democratic Electoral Ticket of Pennsylvania
NLECTORS AT LAnOE :
CHARLES R. BUCK ALEW, Columbia.
WILSON SDCANDLESS. Allegheny.
lut District: OEO. W. NEBIN tI ER, Phihult Iphis Co.
24 '" PIERCE BUTLER, Philath Iphia City.
ad " EDWARD WA RTDIAN. Philadelphia Co
4th " WM. H. WIPTE, Philadelphia County.
sth u JoIIN Mtintgoluely County.
6th •• JOHN IL /HUSTON, Chester County.
7th " DA% 11/ lAshigh County.
Bth " CItARLkn KESSLIiIt, Dorlts County.
9th " PATTERSON. Lancaster Co.
19th ISAAC SLEEKER, Uniuu County.
11th FRAE. W. HUGHES, Scbttylkul Co.
)2th THOMAS OSTEIHIALIT, Wyoruing. Co.
130. " AIIR A HAN I:DT:CORR, Mourne
14th " 11.1SU BEN WILBF.It , Brnfiford County.
16th `. 131401t0 EA. CIA WFt )1t th Chu tun Co.
16th " JAMES MLAC'R, Put ry County.
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18th " JOHN D. IkfllbS, Somerr,et Co.
18th " JACO n TUILNKV, Westmoreland Co.
2018 " .1 A . .)„ BUCHANAN, Greene Co.
91,t WIILLIAM WILK - INS. AllegLivuy Co
22d " JAAIES G. CA NI I'IIELL, Butler
THOMAS CLIN:L:INoill A SI, heaver Co.
24th " JOHN KEATLEY. Clarion Cu.
25th " VINCENT PHELPS, CritwfiAJ C..tinty
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET
GEORGE SCOTT. or CoLusitaa C•
WWI OR GENERAL:
JACOB PRY, Jr., MovNom.r Co.
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JOHN ROWE D al' FEAXELINCo
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET
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WILSON WCANDLESS, CULUN9 TOWNB/111.
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HOPEWELL HEPBURN, Cttr
THOMAS S. HART, L:.1‘!"
AUGUSTUS HARTJE, ICLIRKVIS TOUNt3III.
SAMUEL JONES, Cur.
L. B. PATTERSON, Mirrur Tonysuip
SAMUEL SMITH, ALLEfIIInY CITY.
.ii)C3ATIC JC1 , 01:
Dr. JOHN PO L LOOK FINDLEY Towxstur.
MATTHEW I. STEW ART, ALLE.iIIENI rY
ROBERT B. G BTORIE, ToWN ..1,
Al DlToit
EDWARD TFIOAI PSON. 1C 1461 Fe Toavem
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EDWARD MiCORKL
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HENB I y BELTZHOOVER., rho ,
JOHN JOHNSTON, LAwßcNcLvlui,
Extracts from Buchanan's Speck on the
Independent Trrnaury BUI
"THAT coUNTILV lc Ni.o,T PRoSP ERO es M ER V. I A
BOR COMMANDS 'FIFE II E ATEsT REWARD.
"FROM MY Stit'l. I RESPECT THE LA BoRINO M
LABOR IS TILE PoUNDATIoN OF THE % EAETH
EVERY COUNTRY, AND THE FREE LABORERS IF I'lif:
NORTH DESERVE RESPECT FOR THEIR PROBITY A 1 f
INTELLIOENCIL II EA\ EN FORBID THAT I SIIOI.
BO THEM WIIONU I"
Lest dear the DeinocrA tic iffiity recogy,i,il
the necessity of putting in nomination the f,trorg.
eat Lbat
done, and the entire ticket was eleeti•l.
such men as Judge Wilkins, who.had for cents
retired from political life, was willing to cams
forward again fur the good of tho party. Ile
could not have de,ired the office for which he
was nominated. But he desired the ,uccei, and
triumph of the party that he believed to be right
in an its great cardinal principles. Such
sacrifices inspired the people with confidence in
the party, and they elected its entire ticket.
We ha'e profited by that experience and hake
this year pursued a similar course. Judge Ilep
burn has consented 10 h1,,,T110 tie co!leacne of
Judge Wilkins iu the :ienate, if the people rr fit
I) place him there. Ile in not a politicisi— not
so office-seeker; and hen L V 1 ,14 no ambition for
Political honors. But we believe the coontr3 in
danger froth the wad srhene.s of demngegure
and fanatics, and see that the only party tat
can aver t the impending cribs is the great r,rl3
of the Union, of the people, and of the r'oristiiii
tion: and he conies forward to a.sist it iu
ring a victory lie was for .-everal years THE PICEESURE OF I'r ELIO t OPINION H
dent Judge of our bistrirt Court, and the univee- lireeley telegraphed to W as hi ng t on th e ,li ny t,„
cal opinion is that he was one of the hest Mid fore the final passage of the Army Appropriation
most learned and upright Judge , that ever it i [till that the refusal of the House to pass it wsoi
upon the bench in this county. lie has the nn- I producing a fearful influence upon the public
tire confidence of the people of this county, and mind, and that if it should not be parsed the
his name on the ticket is u host. I Black Republican party would be coatplotvly
It kit euN itupo•sible that the people can make
so great a mistake as to nugleet to secure Ire
service, in the ti. torte, and elect to that place a
man whom even hie own party accuses of havine
in view some legislation for 6ir own private ai..l
L pecutuary benefit, to the Injury n.I all the t:nx
payers.
Either Judge Hepburn or 1)r E. P. Ga1.,111
must be elected. It seems tv he perfectly -are to
believe that the former will be the choice
Other good names will he G,uud on IMF
and will he noticed in due time. Even our op.
ponenta have publicly admitted that we have a
strong and good ticket. We know it to he
and are confident that it deserves the fate of our
ticket last year.
Holt. L. K. Bowes.--This kentletnan is doing
excellent service in out ctini.e in this vicinity.
As a native of l'euu,yleania he knows how to
talk to our people : and as a resident of a South
ern State he can urguit truly the great national
questions. in 111R116. is a manner consistent with
the nonstitutiunal rights and duties .f lodh or
done of the country.
On Friday evening last he addressed on e of
die largest meetings ever seen in Birmingham.
and we have heard of a number, hereiur“re
wavering who declare themselves with us iu this
great and momentous campaign, being convinced
by his unanswerable argil:news.
Mr. Bowen is to speak at the following plaeeq
at the times named.
Monday, September sth in Allegheny city
Tuesday, September ..Ith at Beaver.
Wednesday, September luth ut Pittsburgh
On the 11th at New Castle.
" 12f ivat Mercer.
" 13th at Meadville.
" 11,th at Erie.
He is one of the very hest speakers of tie
campaign
TLJAT PAPER.—The Cincinnati Gozetteisowned
by a company of men who are divided in senti.
meat between Fremont and Fillmore. Its tune
thus far has been that of a rabid Black Repuhlt
can sheet. But last week a meeting of the nu
merous proprietors was held, and a vote taken
on the question between Fillmore and Fremont.
The latter bad but two of a majority. A com
promise was then made by which the paper is to
support Fremont up to the October election ; but
is not to abuse Fillmore. If the Fillmore party
has a large vote in' October, another meeting is
to be held to decide whether the paper bhall not
"roll over" to Fillmore.
The paper is to blackguard Buchanan and the
Democracy all the time ; but who it will support
for the fast month of the campaign is still in
doubt.
WE puhlish4he proceedings of the meeting at
-*East Liberty, precisely Cl 9 furnished to us by one
'of the officers of the meeting. We cannot help
it-if our name does appear in it. The Phila
delphia runes may hit as again, if it likes.
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THE NEWS.
At last, after years of agitation, the Philadel
phia CiAmeift have:passed twordinance authoriz
ing the striets to bii'regalarly - , numbered, thus
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preventing.the inconvenience arising out of find
ing 100 in-one square while further up is number
50. The squares are also to be numbered.
The Louisville Journal, of Thursday, said Mr.
Alexander, of Woodford, had purchased the cele
brated race horse Lexington. lie met Mr. Ten
broeck in England, and the purchase was mad'
there. The price paid was $15,000. This, we
believe, is the highest price that was ever paid
for any horse in the United Sfates.
At Worcester, on the 29th of August, Mr. N.
W. Towne, of Worcester, was married to Miss
Sarah G. Morrill, of Manchester, N. H , by Res.
T. W. Lligginson. As part of the services a
Protest" was read against the whole law of
inequality between the sexes, claiming that the
wife should be mistress of her own person and
property, and have an equal share in the control
of her children.
Erhard Beck, of the firm of Beck & Harten
stein, and Daniel Chatterton and John Dotter
were arrested in Philadelphia, on Thursday, on
a charge of having conspired to cheat and de
fraud the creditors of the above named firm out
of goods valued at eighteen or twenty thousand
dollars. In the cellar of Dotter $5,000 worth of
property was found, besides a large amount in
various other places. Beck & Harteustein are
cabinet makers.
The cause of one of the walls of the Broad
way Theatre falling was being undermined by
Messrs. Bowen ti McNamee, silk-men, who are
putting up a building to rival Stewart's famous
dry goods palace. They offered to rave the build
ing by running needles through the walls, but
Mr. Marshall, the lessee, would not permit it un
less he was paid $5,000, the cost of maintaining
his company, &c., while the Theatre was useless
---which would be about three weeks. This B
MeN declined doing, hut went ahead in their
excavations, resultiur in the wall tumbling down
k court of law will now decide who pies the
Meeting In Ita•t Birininglian.
A very Lugo and enthusiastic meeting of the
Democracy of East Birmingham was held at the
house of Mr. Behold on Friday evening. Ter
rimer Campbell presided. Colonel Wilson Me
Candless made the opening speech: and was fol_
lowed by Mr. Bowen inotie of the most powerful,
convincing, eloquent and thrilling speeches that
LUIS fallen to our lot to listen to : fur above nit
hour he chained the attention of his audience, in
terrupted only by the wild enthusiasm of the Ir.•
timer:icy. The meeting was closed with German
speeches from Mr. Heidelberg and Mr. Sabida,
which were said to be excellent, and were pro
nounced w:th telling force. The Birmingham
tllee Club discoursed to the vast multitude their
variety of patriotic songe, which were received
with raptur,:us applause. The right feeling pre
vails Eaet Birmingham.
Tilt: LAnT FAsHIL‘NAIII.I.: IVINK —The f3,bionfi
ble of wearing, the hair, among intensely
and superlatively elegant gentleman, i 4 to hure
it one eighth of an inch long ill over the bead,
wlio given the ettput the appear:Mee ,x being
covered by Russian bristles. The fu_shion began
in Eat-ape two 'ears ago, but never became gt n
ertl. It is supposed to have originated with a
certain heir of a princely house, who, from grief,
disappointed affection, or gambling debts, wt ut
crazy, and had to have his head shaved. When
he recovered his sanity, he, with a noble disdain
for appearances, refu , ed to wear a wig, but
into i.ublic with hie nearly bald head. The emir
out of ei:,mplaisntice his Ri.yul
immediately bad their locks shorn to a I , re‘ity
eurresiidtidiug with his, and thus bristles became
fits h i
TuE Jltzcnnstra 111fIVING.--The laechttnics and
armorer:: efilpinyell at Spriugfield, Jilts-421c bust 1:s,
11 7 1‘1 I tl4, and paasetl atrnug
itgailo,;. the Illack 16-pigillioatm in the Haug ~t
Repro-entntivea, for refusing to vote stipf '
neeesenry to carry. on the go,ernmeiu They
are especially severe upon Mr. ninth..., the met,
her of Congress from that district. The pro+.
sure of public feeling against the attempted re% o
lotion of the (louse was so great that Horn.,
Greeley teleg,rapbed to his political friends, ho
hofs 'lake puss the Army bill 'They ucet•rd
ingly IV . , it pass; hut, 150 ungraciouaty—ultrr
having put the country to the increased expense
of an extra session- - that their •• caving iu " will
not help their come with the people. The tr,.;
tors will be rebuked.
demolimhotl.
It tva.:: only itt.le.r the pres4ore of public. opin
ion that the bill was parked. l'he Black Iteptib
Ikons held "tit to the very IM,t, and w"uld burr
rallied sufficiently to defeat it had they dared to
do so.
FIAI'AioNT tv rI.T l.tneuny --AN we learn the
country had been thoroughly canvassed for tl r
last week to secure a •• monster detnonstratom
fur Fremont in this alleged stronghold, it was
-,tnevrhat surprising that it was found impo.-i
-1,10 t, collect Inure than one hundred and fifty
citizens Cr voters.
r it is lisped the city editor who permitted him
self to be so grossly misled by a McKeesp.ot
"christain '' will not fail to notice the "cheers
that went up for Fillmore at the close of the
above named Fremont meeting—however mtmli
such interferences should be discountenanced.
Non - ru lintrisu REWIRW.—This valuable re
puldieltion has been sent its by tlildeufenney
Co , and Miner a. Co., the 4;ents iu this city.
The table of contents embrace the following ar
ticles : The Ottoman Empire ; Christian Mid.
sions ; Literary Tendencies in France; Holland,
its Martyrs and Heroes; Samuel Rogers and his
Times; The Microscope and its Revelations;
Memoirs of Frederick Perthes; and the Crimean
Campaign.
The " Loue Stmr " eon
TEX 14 HTATISTICS
tains ninety-nine counties. It is supposed sonic
twenty more will be organized at the nextsession
of the Legislature. Sugar lands in Texas can be
obtained at from three to eight dollars per acre.
Good lands within thirty miles of Houston can
be purchased for one dollar per acre. Galveston
has &ix thousand population ; San Antonio seven
thousand; 110116tOn Six thousand; Brownsville
five thousand.
Mstua Wool), of New York, has been nomina
ted for re-election by a committee of about one
hundred gentlemen, "who compose the most re
putable, influential and worthy citizens of this
great metropolis. It is only necessary to read
the list of names headed by Wm. Brown and Wm.
B. Astor, to be convinced of the truth and accu
racy of this statement." The Mayor consents to
be a candidate, and will in all probability receive
the Democratic nomination.
THE Fillmoreites are going to show us their
strength on Tuesday evening at the American
yard. We shall have to just "look in" to see
what kind of a crowd they can raise. They
Promise us that some of their " big guns" will
be 'there. Whew !
BULLY BROOKS.—The Journal is trying very
ha rd to make a hero out of .Preston S. Brooks.
We feel very little interest in the matter, and
care nothing about what ho says, or what is said
of him. The Democratic party is in no way re
sponsible for the foolish or brutal acts of a few
individuals who may call themselves Democrats.
E=M
Great "Demonstration at Ea., Liberty
The friends of Du, Iteeekinridge
met in large number, —such as had never, on
sup pinions occasion, been reached by. either
party--on Friday evening, natthe arrange
men to for the Convention of the LOib of,Septhin
ber. The lion. Jonas R. Nl'Clintock called the
meeting to order by moving the adoption of the
following lint of officers, viz :
Robert Wilson.
I I'rraidente--(lon..I. M. Drivig,.lanios Richey,
Hugh 11.thelwrighL Ueor , , Ferree, Arthur F. Uoi e,
Wm. J t•e, 11. Lainiwhnr7John Bollinger, E.'rboiup
sun and John Se.tt.
J. Davis. Henry Menold, Jain
Joyce, W. B. Wilkins and M. D. Ferree.
Soon after the organization the upper. Hatfield
(We itcvn end of township) delegation arrived
in the iannibus Gen. Taylor, accompnnied by
some of the true men of Lawrenceville.
W. Alchesom Esq., was then introduced to the
meeting and held its close attention in a speech
ahountiii.g in fine rhetoric and sound logical sr-
John Roth, Esq., was next introduced to the
entlausia,tio audienhe :Lod addressed the Ger
mans in their own language in a touching and
patriotic style.
At thi, moment the Allegheny Wee Club ar
rived and •roon had the whole crowd keeping tinit
to the music of the Onion.
George F. Gidivore was next presented ainidst
the cheers of his old acquaintances and delivered
one of his usual strong and, convincing t•pecelie:
Again the Glee Club discoursed most excelicut
music.
A call having been made for Dr .T. It. WlTit
tock, he Promptly came forward and made ;in
able and excellent :Teed), which was enthu-i;
astically listened to by lii,neighliors and friend,.
The following resolutions in refer( ace to the
Marts Con yen t ion, were then passed:
/6.8.4;;-d. 'fli rt the Democratic delegations ; t ;hi;
~f ren, Patton and Phial, I,
reqUest...l In n1..1,1 thofe of settee ,m,l Conine. at
East I.therly, on the earring of the 10th : •, ep , etst
her, and proceed with them, at 9 o'clock, to the
Democratic Mao,: Conlento.n at l'ittshiugh.
That each delegAtion select one Chi, r
and three Ae,i,tant AlarEhal,, who Ann wear cape
.;;ath. and Moo ro,ettes.
110u0i0..1. That the Toilowing peruons be end thoy
are hereby appointed °Meer, of the East Liherty
Buchanan and Bre, 6inridge flab, to verve during.
the campaign- -viz :
Presidcw—br. Jotta4 B. M'Clintnek.
Fire Prcnithate---Dr. A. IL Grorob Henry Meneld
and Joseph Ganuter.
Trva.sartr—Andrew Menold.
-Wauhington It. Beeler.
r..rr-oploidib g , rehir
. * O . Dr. A..T. Davis
The wooing then adjourned by giving three
cheer,. for Buchanan and Breekinridge. Thi-4
.letnonstration, in the very hot-bed of the oppo-
sition. is truly rucouritging
Ow 11 , ruhtg
Our or l'wolli:take., Corrected
Me.s.rry. I; , r;11 °Mt :—1 bee it
:date,' in the GdZel ~r Beptenibrr 2d, that I
have renounced th^ l)ernocratic party, and wa.
uut fur Frianont. Thi, is a willful mi,take by
the writer, or his informant, and deserve-
stronger and plainer term in the denial_ 1 hate
acted with the Democratic party for twentt yew.,
whilieVer the great Mlttlthal measure which they
upiluld were the issue. The second mistake I.y
the writer in the UovYte , is that I wlrld a pow
erful influence. The Abolitionists are great fel
lows for influence, and not very scrupulous Low
they use it ; for this reason I would make a very
bad one. I have had from thirty to fifty min
eniphiyed (or twenty years, and 1 challenge tibe
and all of them to ccine out and say wheth,
I ever asked them to vote for the candid Ate ~ r
the party I belonged to, or even for who tli y
would vote for but it is not , u now, our lin , bccu
with toy -I lwliti. , ll neighb.irs. Some year- ago,
when the good old national Whig party irac cur,cd
with their company and influence, and at la't
torn to pieces by them---for ileStrtletiOn is their
mission,' I have known them to threaten tlic:r
workmen with a discharge, for exercising the
light of freemen at the The poor min',
is now in the middle.f Ion; dry season ;
purse of an A.b.huuni,t is banging over him with
the string drawn tight : ministers of the tiosp.'
preach political -.ennui's to h im ( re , an I
I,:-
pockets are tilled with C1111Ipn;go Tribune"
Tremont Hap', without charge' Shame on su.ii
rn undue exerci , e of init•ouwe ' Th, prim:lc:—
of the Democrat', pat t), wioeit I love 000 f e
hi ye the g. , 4 . 111111t - 111, founded upoo,
may go down, r_itlier Man tie ihliuein , .
I may pusses u, such 3. way Li sustain it.
WNI. W111011A24
MIEI LIN Te., Sept. I),V,
Hon. J. Glancy Joule,.
The following telegraphic kletTateit Ira.
reived at G late an hour fur insertivn ill
hu.t 14. tie
•' REA DING, , t., : , epteinlit, *rho Dem...ratio
Cotivontion o 1 Itcrk • ,ounly met ci!y
sal re•nominnted lion. J.
by
The ii.age with our po:itical friend.. in Penn
sylvania -a usage very rarely departed from
has hitherto been to limit their repre.entativ, ,
to two terms. or IWO Ct.llgre,%. with. the vi e w ..t .
allowing Congressional honor , to be divide),
arcing a greater number. When we add that 1:1
the present tentiiiiination if Mr. Junes fur
gees± it makes the fourth. time that he has been
honored 11 a constituency whose unswerving
devotion to the principles of the Denti-iecat,e
party lilts cheered the national Democracy in the
darkest periods of their trials, we furnish enl.
alight evidence of the hold which this distil,guitdied gentleman has 11p1111 the people of h.,
county and his titate. It is not as a Pennsyka
nitin. nor an the gifted representative of one
the tritest awl staunchest censtituencles in th.•
I nion, that we now desire to speak of Mr Jones
11itiile attending faithfully h. the interest- ,11--
State and the wore iiimit , lixte of hi ,
constituents, he has, Ity it's clitargeti 4iews.
eminent talents, his wisdom and finnurss 144 :I
StIIiCSUIILII, and hi, zeal and consistency
detnocrat, rendered stela important and consp l o•
uons services to the whole country as to seottre
a national reputatiun for the highest order et
talent and the largest degree of patriotism.—
Idaxhtri!/tiot
Abraham cummitted to the Carlislt ,
(Pa. jail la,t week, charged with the murder id
,John Ijimuell, hung biut..elf in him crdl t n at ,
day. He left 114 , Coll6 . N•itql, En! generaii,
supposed to have been guilty
Miss Lindsay, laughter of Mr 1I v.. Lindsay.
of Cumberland no., Pa., retired t, bed on Satur
day evening last, in her usual health, and ~s
Sunday morning was discuvered by the family
dead.
No apposition nithl yet appeared to take Ltp to o
sr„000 wager on Pennsylvania, offered through
the IVashington Union, nor the $5,100 wager on
Illinois, and the sl,taiti and wagers on
Indiana, otl..red through the Star. nn Buchanan
Straws show which way the wind blows.
The academical year of ilarviiril College began
on last Thursday. The class which has just en
tered numbers 1211—the largest ever admitted.
The work of erecting the new College Chapel,
with the receipts of the legacy of the late ;laid!.
Appleton, has begun, and the granite foundation
nearly completed.
Emma Jane, dangtiter of Daniel Elliott, of
Smithfield, R. f , diot on Sunday of hydropho
bia. Her age was eight years. She was !mitten
in the arm bt• a mad dog tire weeks since, hut
the wound apparently healed, until Friday last,
when alarming symptoms appeared and she died
in great agony. A sun of Mr. laliott was also
bitten.
Another Outpouring of the Massei
[ Special Despatch to Use Pittsburgh Post.)
Lswisrows, September
Minisam. EDITORS:—.\n immense Democratic
meeting assembled in the Square. Addressrd
by Josiah Randall and R. Biddle Roberts
elo
quently and argumentatively. H. S. Magraw is
now speaking. Great enthusiasm.
Wg wish our friends to remember that we
cannot publish all the notices of meetings for
nothing. It costs us money, and we have no
Mariposa or Cow Boy to draw on. Our price is
low, but must be paid.
TRH next State Fair will commence in this city
on Tuesday, the 30th inst., and will bontinne
four days
GREAT DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN PHILADEL.
PMIA.—The Democracy of Eastern Pennsylvania
have issued their call for a grand mass meeting
of thefriends of the Union and the Constitution
at Philadelphia, on the 17th of September, the
anniversary of the adoption of the latter, in 1787.
The most eminent speakers in the land will he
present.
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EAST LIBERTY
ft NIIyN
hsvo rt-stime.l such an appear:it:N. in
Nla,,teltusette. that unless we have at once a l i nen
of Fremont nnvt. i. 1.•, if, am! ,'34is
311 e hrr etc dn.. , if otelv, lirrtt. 4 ' '
We sn7 plainly. that up to this time there has brim
n ten ~ 1 the 'Fremont forces in Moesarhu<rrts
that there has been only folly. wrangling and disyen
.lon : that we have lust all power of exerristrig any
influenee upon our Lister States."
•• Folly, wrangling an.l •li4F-en, , ion,'' only in
Frecncnt rank: , la,,actitisetts
thick of it . Help, hell, , cries the Alie.e th:,
party, or we Qink
CiINGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS --The democrat.
or Philadelphia have made the following amain 1-
tirms for Congres. Find district, Thomas
Florence: second district, John A. .Marshall:
third district, James Lundy fourth district,
Henry M. Phillips.
The renuniirtat;op of Col. Florence will IT
viewed with the liveliest satisfaction by the nu.
merons friend, and admirers which he ha. , secii•
red by his Leal as a democrat, his fidelity as a
representative, and by those qualities of th,
heart which in part account for the personal
popularity which he has so long and so deserved
ly enjoyed.— Washinqton
GRAND NI ASP MEETING is PITT , PUTWIL—n.
see announeements in a unioher of our Pennsyl
vania and thin exchange , , of a large mass meet
ing to lie held at Pittsburgh on the 10th, the
anniversary of ferry's victory. Speakers, di
tingnished for their ability and eloquence, are ex •
,:•eted from all parts of the union . 't
..ottultes ore to he represented—fifteen front tthi,.
and fifteen from Pennsylvania. The whole ju
bilee promises to be one of the grandest ever held
in the Old Keystone, and well may it he, for it
is in the cause of tier noblest and favorite son
that it meets.— Lawn.
We GIVE Of H Ai - r!loH.—The Providence Mer
ton!' Pl'at is responsible for the following:
l'omvicAt. AST110:10.--Tliore are to be tire
eclipses this year--two of the sin, two of tho
moon, and one of the Fremonters. The lay'
named will be total and eternal, and will he vlsi
-I,le In all the Northern Stakes, without the ai.l
telescope or smoked glass. "Greatest obscuri
ty " about sunset on the 4th of November.
47111 re Hannen, No. 600 Fourth street
,ty, of br. A N F;s CELEBRATED VER)(111 1 (ili,
pupil by kLEM LAIN BROS., l'itbiburgb
A child or ILlibvnhowittg nyinntonei of Worms, I gun, it 4
bottle of lir. Celebrated Vormitugii.wineli brought
.Mh loincli or worm, numbering, I should judge, me lit
thirty. The child wit, very chili during Its loperation. but
in now well and hearty.
Mrs. TICIST, No. IS A valise. D. writes, under date of Alf
gaud 10. 15.5 . 2, end says ahn had byen troubled with xorua
tor to ire than a year. and that spe to.At one bottle of Dr
Celebrated I erniiingu, prepared by Fleming
tutu brought away from liar tone thrrt, hundred w..rta..,
big and little. She now believed heraulf to lw entirely free
Lem duituuto
31 fa. I NB, a cl..rulan WOlitil, re/lading at 204 Riving.
strtnt, rapt that altar nixing nuo nal of hi lane's (14.1.-
bratnl arntlftn,r,n, al. ',tuned Iron large tap , tow - rms.
Tin. 31 , 111 . 0 ......tlllrano on. nll IY,an par Cos well In.own 111
thin, it) 1f lbory no, nuya Im Juu Lt, Lilly Ilan, the 11011104
and addreulos., n 1,41 19111 sanely tltonnad vow by personal
inquiry.
Pur, hnsotw will he careful to ask for Dr. ZII'LAN Cr.:l.
EBB ATM/ P URN FU R, man u fact rod by FLEMING
BID /S., of Pittsburgh, Pa. All other Vertulfuges in compar
ison ore worthless. Dr. rtrisnne's genuine Vormithge, also
his eslobritto.l hirer Pills, can now he had at all regpectable
Drugstores. NOllO KfMUlue without the Signature of FLEM•
I.Nt/ BROS.
Also, for sale by the sole propriotont,
FLonNo BROS.,
Successors to J. Kidd h Co.,
se)..i.tlawl No. 60 Wood street, corner of Fourth.
_
Sir - Why will you Suffer, WHEN RELIES CAN DE
St) EAAILY OBTAINKTO—IIave you a Sore Throat, Qumoy,
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Bronchitis, Croup. Stift - Joints, lemst
Rites, Burns, Sprains, or Niue in any part of your system'
You Can IX , relieved at once by using the most beautiful of
all Liniments, the " ?flak Circassian Liniment," preteu-ed
by Dr. SCOTT, of Morgantown, Va., and for sale cheap,
wholesale and retail, by Dr. KEYSER, 140 Wood street, and
JAS. P. PLERIINO, near R. R. Depot, Allegheny. See ad
eertieement In another column of to-day's paper. fmar4llm
tar - Stockings and Hosiery for Winters
If you don't want your feet pinched with bad and short
Stockings, you will take our advice and go to C. Dais's, cor
ner of Market alley and Fifth street, and buy some of those
elegant line Stockings, that make your feet feel nice and
comfortable. Deis &leo makes and sells ovary variety or
Hosiery that you can mention, at wholesale and retail
Remember the place, corner of Market alley and FlfLb
street. 4)014
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t Fru*"'the v, 1 Taut.H.l
Good Neu, for the Partner
Lt is nuts month since we congratulated the
conntry :on the result of another glorious grain
horvest,thronghotit the Union. It was then
predicted that France and England would again
have slit : tut:6in recourse to our :owflowing gra
naries, as in 1855, although their own harvest
might promise fair. The accounts received by
the Persia yesterday bring the evidences of this
demand much earlier than we had anticipated,
and although fair allowance should still be made
for the sudden and frequent changes in the
English harvest weather, which in the end may
prove favorable to nn average yield, there is
scarcely a remaining doubt that the general
supply throughout Hump° will fall short of the'
wants and ability of the people to consume good
bread-unless the United States be largely drawn
upon. This remark applies more particularly to
wheat and flour. There is another featurn in
the present news of the highest importance?. to
the American farmer, and to our railway lines
employed in the transportation of breadstuffs.
The potato disease has reappeared in Ireland
and in solos districts of England, and, the fact
having been made known in Liverpool, an im•
mediate rice occurred in Indian corn, of which
the United States enjoy almost the exclusive
supply to the British ports. As a substitute for
the Potato, it was found of the utmost impor
twice during the Irish famine of 1817, and, since
then, has not only grown in favor for bread, but
in England, for cattle feed also. As this is the
first news of the injury to the potato, it will, of
course, be acted upon with some degree of cau
tion until further accounts of the arrest or pro
gress of the disease. The chances are, however,
that in England, where the sensitiveness on the
food supply is extreme, the present advance on
indian corn will be well supported until all ap
prehension shall htfve hero completely removed.
And this will give our farmers a good price for
an important staple. and our railways at the
West a large.addition to their freight traffic, in
an article which can only pay the charges for
transportation by railway when prices arewell up.
th net it.w.l
Get .Assessed:—The Duty of Township
There is an effort being made on the port of
certain officials in this county, to prevent the
township assessors from entering the names of
voters on their hook-, unless the voter make ,
application iu p,,,,,,rr0ex0n. This is not the law
and never has b0t3.11. And we desire to admon
ish fISSC , 9Orti against following the advice of those
who are only .• wise in their own conceit." Ths
law makes it the bounden duty of every assess.d
to assess 'eery man who to by law subject b, ao.
rsssment. dud if the name of any tax-payer is
omitted from his list, and he afterwards meet.-
tains that fact, it is his duty to insert the name
of such taxpayer at once. And if he neglects
or roftises yo to do, he is subject to a penalty
It is true that the fifth section of the election
laws. page :;4, requires a "personal application"
t o the. us,,e,,or, lint what is the meaning of that
section" It is, that " personal application" shall
be made to the assessor. not by the voter himself,
but I,y any "boos:, to demand the assess
'aro', and the law, out of tenderness for the !Pi
reinires that he shall be personally applied
th before he will he subject to the penalty. Eve
ry tax-payer is interestml to know that his neigh
her pays his taxes and is assessed, because his
burthens are thereby diminished lint to settle
this matter we quote from the election laws, pp.
22. Sec. Inx.
If any asFessor shall intentionally neylret or re
-I"ebte to asseze any citizen of this Commonwealth, who
iir shall be subject to miemounent by law, Or siol.l
in like manner lieglect or refuse to return the name
of I hc person so :i.esessed to the commissioners of the
county. or intentionally neglect or refuse to perform
ony 'forty en n onrci on bin, by an prorininnn
tlon Act, Ill` shall. on conviction thereof, be fined in
any solo not lea than fifty or more than two hun
dred dollar,"
How Will New York Vote!
The New York bay BocA, in noticing the Mo.
Tintioll,s of the dirunion press, as to the vote of
the Empire State, makes the following prediction:
N. , w we put on record in the face of all the.e
I , ,,a,tinge. the following prediction. Cut it out,
realer, and put it in your wallet, that in tin
State,
Buchanan will poll
Fillmore .
Fremont . , ,
We predict, further, that Buchanan will carry
al? the Southern State., Pentllvania, New Jet - -
coy, New lurk, Connecticut, Sew Baropshirt.
Maine, Michigan, lowa and Illinois. Poet ail
at, and see t November how near Nvo ;li t )
rtaht
M ~, Al'lll- S ETT. A LAIIMEI. '—Tbe li,stort Al
N YORK, May 15, I'ties..
A RARE CHANCE.
1 800 -I k ßu l o . , ,, R s t ( L F No TIMBER ,
ff eraj , C .l O At nd
o o 0 lover_
ebbi terms, ttrrin oxillange for property iajhis'city
caninty.
This Land laheatily timbered, and liel,,i t teah m tly t ot to
nation 'tiret,jr, Poiest couuty, so that. the tuntherratCbe
dooterLstut and brought Itt market.:
It e:tritaluitin ELEVEN 1 001iri TN of
GOOD COAL
Under a lariNgurtion of the laud.
ThL re IA mlso
In nhanditawn 131h)111t; and Hutson is god and well watered.
is surveyed acrow it, and will no doubt la, Intlit, which is
part a line of railroads from New York to St. Louis.
Tim soil is good and generally level, and i. in the midst of
a'regia that will so.n be one of the Lest fanning regions of
the state.
The ISOO weree lie together inn body god will tin mild at a
nargnin to the purehmer. Enquire of
TIIOIIAS WthiDS, Real Estate Agent,
N 0.45 Fourth street, Pitisburgb._
PITTSBURGH
LIFE, FIRE AND: MARINE
lA'SURANOE COMPANY,
CORN - ER OP WA TElt A ND MARK ItT BTIMETS
PITTSBURGH, PA.
11oBRRT GALWAY, Pr.*Wont.
Tune. OBSUAIIf, Secretary.
.Key Thin CUMloll.l"laketl oaery inSUrallCllapportairking to
or CULIIIMied with LINE
Also, &giner 8111,1, AND CARO() RISES on tho Ohio
and Miasissippi Rivers and Dibutartea, and MARINE RISKS
general 11.
And againot booe and Damage by Fire, and agalnot the
Perila of the Sea and Inland Navigation and Tranaportatiou.
Pohuee ilsoned at the lowest rutea convistent with vicety to
all.partios.
DIrtitOVORII. •
Robert Galway. Samuel M'Clurican,
Joseph P. liszxam, M. D, John Scott,
4iimati Marshall. David Richey.
Samos W. Heilman, Charles Arbuthnot,
Alexander Bradley, Joseph S. Leech,
John Fullerton, Mansfield D. Brown,
Darid H. Chambers, Christian Zug,
William Carr, Robert H. Hartley,
.7.. D. Mewl!. febl R
WESTERN INStill_kNet, COMPANY
rirrillionou.—tlEoltuK u t NS: R, R M.
GORDON. tinnti:retary.
Will insure against all, kinds al rill:4. tI!7. an I.A. it 11 , 1 E.
All hoe.ea will be liberally adjusted an I . ,euptly paid.
A llama lartirtition. managed by Di n r s who ale
in [town in tile oomninnity, and who are del I mined,
prononees and liberality, to maintain the tiara. Crl 'a in tn
they bane iltnellltlett, w, inflating tine best prOt,•tj..., ro 111, V
oho Jeairo d, be insured.
}tiller, Jr., C. W. Iticket.son, J. %,
Jr., W. 11. Smith, C. Ihroeeo, (tenri.,,.W..l,k on,
A L,ll - ..u. Ackley, .124111e0 Lippincott., Cleorge Ilarkle,ht 1104 NI
A uley, A i.,xitugler t.
461 . 11 MM, No. in Wat•r *Cruet., (Warehouse u 1 Strang
Cu, op staint,) Pacnisurgli. nov2-kly
A. A. OA RELIED. 8 8 CAftRHR
A. A. CARRIER. & BRO.,
Nn. 63 Fourth streets, Pittsburgh,
A(3-ENTS
State Mutual Fire and Marine Insnrane
Co., of 1 1 / I .II.ILISBUIUG. CAP/TAL, 6350,000.
Girard Fire and Marino Insurance Co., of
PILILADELPIIIA. CAPITAL, $300,000.
Insurance Co. of the Valle of Virginia
WINOIIMTNR, VA. CAPITAL, $300,000.
Commonwealth Insurance Company, LIAR
RISLWILti. CAPITAL, 9300,000.
Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Co.,
IiAitTFOND. CAPITAL AND ASSETS, 82,154,41e9.
Pennaylvaula Insurance Co, of PrITSIWItOII
CAPITAL ANTI,ASSATS, Nov. 5, MS, $129,1:122 40.
war. F. 3otrasvotr, President A. A. Canamaa., Secretary.
dorl4:tlApely
PEKIN TEA
No. 3S FIFTH STREET,
ONE DOOR EAST OP THE EXCHANGE BANE
Pittsburgh, Pa.
GREEN & BLACK TEAS
Purehm.l direct from the Importers fur CASH. The
'dock emodete of all the differeut flnron and grudee of TEA
brought to the Atuerkan tont . •neL and
SULD WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
AT TUT
VERY LOWEST CASH pßicEsi
PACKED TEAS, I'UT UP IN METALIC PAC&
F.S, 1' xiorncsly for the tt ado.
114 AS OF ALL GRADES, BY THE .114 LY CHEST.
corFn, EINAR, COCOA awl OIioCOLATE of tho owl
OA tur
Ling experience lu the bushiest is a sure guarantee drat
every article sold will be as represented,
AGENT, BY SPECIAL A PPOL'intett, MB. POI PALS OP Da. FAMILY maDicaNgs. JAICIVES.
Pittsburgh, June 2J, 1858—(Jr'AO
FREIGHT LINE.
AnsiAmong
:226,1i00 voto ,
1, - ,0,0141 •
140,000 <,
IS LINE I S NOW PREPARED.to bring
all Mud. of freight from Neu" York, in three day's, nt
W.:111100 Ma., and from Philadelphia in 40 hours at $1
100 lb..
ItECEIPT GIVEN FOR TIME WITU A W KITTEN
ll.tl22.,NTEii . -
*3_ No pooor packager or small boodles rocolve,l
Mark gocle, " EC LI PSE FREIGHT LINE."
C. li. ALLEN. Agent. No. 2 Astur House, New Yurk.
.1 J M.-KEEN - Eki, Ai ent, ror. Broad anti Locust, Nil's.
For further information. apply to
RAIIItOLL Agent.
01--juiltol4l Oupy. . Nu. 64 Fourth xt
SAMUEf. FAHNESTOCK,
IMPORTER & DEALER IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
No. 83 Wood street, between Diamond
alley and Fourth stieet,
VEir- Tut oubscriber Is now opening a well selectee 4 1aort-
Sen I or forideli and domestic Ilanluau, all new,and will be
....I louas i f terms as any tither !lunar lu thiadty. Ile
ill always keep on stud a general :attainment of -
111 UM' ARE, CUTLER Y, C A 111' ENT Ells"rout,s, he.,
T. eehieh hi• respectfully 'tithes the attention of purchaser-s.
SAM UEL FAIN ESTOCK
JAS. COLLINS
JAM►IES COLLINS & CO.,
Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
YROFIUGTINIti OF TILE
Collins' Pittsburgh, Meadville & Erie
CANAL LINES.
_ -
Nus. 114 AND 115 WATER STREET, PITTSBURGH, PA
RHODES, HAtiEN dL CO.,
i'ORWARDINU AND COMMISSION
No. 30 SYCAMORE ST., CINCINNATI, 0.
PITTSBURGH STEEL WORKS,
ISAAC JONES,
CAST STEEL
A LSO,
SPRING, PLOW AND A. B. STEEL
SPRINGS AND +YrIS.
Corner Ross and First tinirfeltat
PITTSB URG 11,1
ll=
D. B. ROGERS & CO
MANUFACTURERS OP
RIM4ERN . IM PROVED PAT ENT
STEEL CULTIVATOR TEETH,
CORNER ROSS AND FIRST STREETS,
PPCTSBURtni, PA.
JAMES BLAKELY,
EUVPEAN AGENT IND CONVEYANCER,
Comer of Seventh and Smithfield streets,
PITTSBURG IL
rm. Peasengeni brought from the old country to Pitts
burgh, end moneys remittal to &trope. (nom
W. IL HUTH W. W. MA.111...—J03. It. HUNTER.
SMITH, MAIR 4 miraTER
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
Lit Second and Front at.,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
. .
WILLIAMS & ALLEN,
111.111UFACTIJREM OF
CHILSON 'FURNACES,
Wrought Iron Tubing,
AND FITTING GENERALLY,
For Warming and Ventilating Buildings.
4r4 , - w. a A. will contract tar Warming and Ventilating
by Steam or Hot Water, ripra or Chilean's Furnace, Church.
a, Schools, Hospitals, Factories, Green notified, Dwellings,
Court Ronal" Jails, or Hotels. No. 2 5 SE STREET
Pittsburgh. ,
TERRA COTTA OR STONE
WATER PIPES.
From two to six inch calibre.
PRICES from 12 to 80 Cents per Foot.
ALSO--ROCHESTER
_ _
•
PEARL STARCH
Par sokle Who Female at Manufacturers
.Prlces by
HENRY H. COLLINS,
FORWARDING AND
COMMISSION MERCNIANT,
AlfD 141101.681L6 DE6IXR L't
CHEESE, BUTTER, SEEDS, FISH,'
AND PRODUCE GENERALLY.
No. 25 WOOD STREET, PITTSBURGH. Unle
ALEX. HUNTS,
DEALER IN
LOUR, GRAIN,
BACON, LARD, LARD OIL,
dh'D PRODUCE GENERALLY
No. 299 Liberty tf
PITISBLIEGH.
de, I 4:46pc
Iron Ore and Lirneetnne
S TORE,
OLD ECLIPSE
HARDWARE.
PI TTSBURG H, PA
1 1T. 4AOF.N
MERCHANTS,
I=l
EEC=
111111113
MOM
I From tho Boston Saturday BretnAnzetta..)
A P N
kii u Wh &lady` or gentle-.
woiaimuokktuider,the -Curse or a disagree 4 ble
•
•
b rett o yrbec:by using the " Bata w' f"homaati
Zoto l nis" m 9,8 dentifrice tvoutl : hot only render
svaljet butleave tbe topth white as alittnistrr
I MaSitPerßilytt do f ,itiot kifbw theithreath is bad,
and the subject iy so delicate their friends will
I never mention it. Pour a single drop of 'the
Balm " on your tooth-brush and wash the tooth
night and morning. A fifty cent bottle will !wit
a year.
A. BRANCH - 1M Comeramos rosy easily be no=
quired by_using the " Balm of a Thlomend Row
ers." It will remove lan pimples and freckles
from the 8 lio,le;tvi4g it of a soft and roseate hue.
Wet a towel, fpourron two rti three drbpS, and
wash the face night and morning.
--SHAVING-. Mans .Eatilt.—Wat-your. ,shaving
brush in either warm .or cold water, pour rn
two or' three drops of " Balm of a Thousand
Flowers," rub the beard well and it will make a
beaUtiful lather 'much facilitating thg operation
of shaving. Price only fifty cents- For stile hy
Fetridge Sr.-Co., proprieters; . and - B. AA.Falint.
stock & Fleming Bios., R. g. Sellers & Co.,
Dr. G. H. Keyser and . H., Miner. & Pittsburgh
and 13,eekhani Si Ideliehnan, 'Allegheny city.
44-Have You a Rupture of the Bowels!
wotarmait rospecifuliiiiivii9llieattelation of tbe , .,
nf-
Hicted hernht or rupture of tbo 6owOl9'tothy spbuelld
moot Ileum: of Truaka of varionapattrtiu, and to snit .nary.
age, applied and satisfaction guarani:l4d in every case, lit my
olflve, Tto. 1-14} ittreet, .Pittaburgh, Pa, sign of the
Golden Itlortar. Among the Trusses sold by me ail) be
found
dfarsh'a Radian! Cure Truss;
FrencA Trusses, - roll light xpring ;
Gum &hula Trusses ;
rhiltiren, 'PruayAes, aingtc and danbre ;
Unabiliad Truss , s, children, and adldfx
I.2Nerh's Elip .Spring Tmrs;
Dr. S. S. Fitch's Supporter
'rho prieo of Trusses vary from $2 to Stn
or Iluptrired laitlonts Can be anite.l Ly ronditing 'annoy and
.ioliog the measure around the hips, stating whollirr the
rupture is on the right of loft side. T also sell wul :idapt
Do. Banning's Luce or Body /fraee for tho cure of l'rolat,
sue Uteri. Weakness of the Chest or A btlonilm, ebrimir
Diarrilos4suil any weak ness.deponding on ft weak and deloti-
Uttoti condition of the abdominal runwlen.
pr. Pilcler Abduminol Supporter ;
Enptisig Da.rtie .4belf7minalLis
Ettutie /Mir
And nearly every kind of Supporter now in no f alto.
Shoulder Bruit:sof every style, for weak cheated and AL,
elsonldere4 p•mons.
Mar& 5744.11.-infis, for broksin and varicnne veins
Barpen.tory 13arolages, of all kinds.
Syringe of crcry cdridy and patter. n, and In hot iivrry
kind of Mechanical appllanco used in the curo of dhienac.
DR. KETsur. would state to persons in want or Brucxs or
Truesee that he can often wind to All it the patient by writ i
but it ia always better Yo see the patient and apply the Trues
or Brace pereoually. Address
DR. OW). H. KEYSER, 140 Wood et.,
Julttrttaly
THE ALLIANCE INSURANCE CO.
OF PIIILADFLPIIIA
VOVKPORATLI , PP TUC LEOISLATIMP OP PEN: 4 PCPLYAPIA, IS3 I
Cli A ILT Eli PERPETUAL,- CAPITAL $300,000.
OSlee No. 39 Walnut St., Philadelphia
PRINLIWED FUR FIRE AND dIARIYE. LVSUR ANC!,
STATEMENT.
Authorized CupilaL 4300,000.
Amount of Capitol paid up
Surplus
Total Asarta liable for lalatv
CONSISTING OP
Bonds and klortgages on nuinctunbered Beal. •
Estate, and Stocks of par value t182.,500
Bonds and Stock Notes, bearing Six per ceuk,
lateren Di.ltin Ofl
Cash on hand and in thuhands of Agents-....„. 2e.74.4 18
Bills Receivable 14,.436 CO
Ili. ISII TEES-
P. 31. Moriarty, Rog, •
Junes Sill. r-. 1,
latiael Laklns, ION:, , .• 8enf...13, 31yriely F.A.1.,
Wm. Smith, R.N.,. J. IL McColley,Eaq.,
Oro. W. Cotladity, Eaq., P. W,yeknff, Fay,
Wm. J. P. Whitir.i,,Esq., Wm. 71. (ray, Esq.,:
J. S. Ilelfrlch, Esq., nen). It. Allinili, Eeq.
P. ht. 3101:I A IiTY, Preidilmit.
J. Malmo 71101014)c Seo'y.
Thie le to certify, that I. have eritlgally, and by a peraomil
examination of the Inuit:a. capital, moots and aereurit4e..• of
the Alliance Inaurance Company, of Philadelphia, in reati•
gated the etandirig"und reapoueibliity of amid Juatitmitr.,
and I &int!, and em entirely clear in my convictiona, the t
m il
fluid C•inipany hen a goo Capital unimpaired In ortgrim.i.
vu unincimibured that 'Efdate, worth double tl e annual
(or which the tame iri ritortf . ,mgeLL lily inveati t o ions have
been rigorous and searching, and are, Ithink, fable.
11,EN4.:131LN lt. . USTI'S.
. 7 take plc...nue in eying that 1 have_ bean acquainted
with Itenjarmn 11. Amain for iii,orill years. and have entire
confidence in his inte4rily. :a;.teity and ability, and would
place full relinumff upon hte atittutuents or let,ml opinion.
3111. LARD PILL:MORE.
Win. IL !Bair, firm ‘.llllitir B. B. Myrick Jr. Co. Phila.
nutter, Phila.. tiro. Jenkins, Jr.
Writ. Itowers,
Ron. Hurry 1.41x1 in, Syra.
lion. Joo. Baurns, V. orso, N. 1.
11. 11. Ilathorn, N. Y. livu,r. IL Austin, Ruffin°.
Thu CompaPr 1.4"....t.et FIRE INSCItANCE on buililin,
goork: rind rurcilture ; MARINE INSURANCE on
cargo and freight: INLAND 'INSURANCE on goals by
rivers, hakes , t1t(136 Or Mil r 01 1 ,15, un so acconnutslaling
h.rms as any other responsible otli-e.
LUKE TAA.FfE Agent.
:0 .2 3 No. F 9 Water street.
DELAWARE MUTUAL
SAFETY INSURANCE COMPANY,
OFFICE, S. E. CORNER THIRD AND WALNUT .Sll..
•
.Ifri - MARISQE INSITILANCEB ou Teasels, Cargo, Freight.
to all parts of the world.
INLAND INSURANCE'S nti GOODS, by Ilivere, Canaln,
Laken emd Land Carrigoee. to all porno of the Union;
FLUE INSURANCE ON generally. (14
Stoma Dwelling Iloneem,
Assds j the (brapelay Noverstrez. 51h, ISM.
Ronda Mortgagee and Rent Estate 4101,1120 14
Philadelphia City, and other Loam 8,5,214 no
Stock in Ranks, Railroad and Insuntnin Co . a. .12,060 lee
Bill, receivable 186,440 P.
Cash on baud 2thklzi 60
It:dances fol hurls of Agents, Premium* on Ma
rine Naha+ recent!) tamed, and other debts
due the Company
Subscription Noted..
William Martin,
Joseph 11. &al.
Edmund A. condor
John C. Davie,
Jahn R Ye;irito,
Gauge G. /oilier,
nilwardliugum
Dr. R. M. Mutton,
William C. Ludwig,
Hugh Craig,
Spoorxr
Marl. tio4q,
I/. Jonas
J. 0. Johnson,
THOS. C. Fl.ucn , Vieo Pretid
Ilneat Ln.ousx, Socrotary
MARINE INSURANCE.
FIRE 13. i S,
lIANEYACTRERS' INSURANCE COPY ,
OF PHILADELPHIA.
CHAJLTiII PLI/PETtLiL—GRANZED DT TILE diAii Pr prmtstr.venA
Chartered Capital, $500,000.
PURE, MARINE AND EVILAYD . TRANSPORTA V&A ,
AARON 2. LIPPINCOTT. Progidont.
ORRIN ROGER.Q, 27.3cretary.
GEORGE YOUNG, Trantarar.
Aaron 8. Lippincott, William It. Thomas,
hlahlou William Neal,
Nicholas O. Taylor, Alfred Weeks,
Orrin lto,mrs, Charles J. Fields,
John P. Simons, James l', Smyth.
Anis-This Company Imo boon organized with a Cash
Calt
tat, and the Directors haze detormined to adapt the basilic..
to its available resources. To observe prudence lu conduct
ing its affairs, with a prompt adjustment of losses.
Pittsburgh Office, No. Tit Water stroet.
.1. NIIWTON TONES, Agent.
--- • .
The following well known and- responsible firms in Pitt,
burgh have authorized reference to them. with mord to the
inability and soundness -of the Manalncturerte Insurance
Company.
linduer & Rehm, Wilson, Childs & Co.,
George P. Smith & Co., Ilampton & Campbell,
Janos, Tiernan & Oa, a. Childs & Co..
noel
noel
CITIZENS' INSURANCE COMPINV
OF PITTSBURGH,
WILLIAM lIAGA.Uy, prssident.
SAMUNL L MARSIIKLL Secretary,
OFFICE: 94 ll lttei• erect, between Yar xt and mod stes s :,,
Air Insures DULL AND CARO° RISKS, on the Otto
and Mississippi Rivers and trtiitaetes.
Insures nnedust toss or Darnags by FINK.
Al., against the Perils of the Bea and l E4w:id - Navigation
sod Transportation,
Wilihttn ilagaley, . ...
—•
C.hpL Mark Sterling,
Juane At. Cooper, • Samuel M. Kier,
Samuel Ken, , William Bingham,
Robert Dunlap, .ir., John S. Dilworth,
Isaac M. Pennock, Francis-Salient,
S. Barbanel, J. Sehoonmaker,
Walter Bryant, William B. Ways
John Shipton. [dual
• . --
PENNSYLVANIA INSURANCE CO.
N..'F PITTSBURGH..
Coiner o. loons-01 and Smit.hlteld Streets,
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, 1300,000.
e - a Insure Building. rod other Property against Lots or
,• • by Fire. and the rerils of the Sea and Inland Navi
gation and Trawl, rtatlon.
DIRECTORS.
•
Wm. F . • . „ My Patterson, Jacob Patoter,
A. ... •. W. IrClintock, Jas. P. Tanner,
George W. 8 nit i WB. Haven, D. E. Park,
I. Grier Spred., Wade Hampton, D. M. Long o
A. J. Jones, J H. Jon.% IL IL Cvitgshall.
OFFICERS.
Prettiest . Hon. WM. JOHNSTON.
Vice _
PATTMRSON.
Seepand Treas.... A.. A. CARRIT.R.
COMMONWEALTH INSURANCE CO.
IT ARRISBURtI,PENNA-
Chartered capital, *e - $300,000.
01),. Immo.ldingi and other Property against Loss or
Damage by Fire; also, against Perils of the Sea, Inland
Navigation and Transportation. '
Oninits—EL?dON CAMERON, Prealdeet.
BENJ. PARKE, Vice President
& & CARRIER, Secretary.
A. A. OA • R Y • , Agent, fourth and Smithfield. Litaltlite
t .
C.
NMMNUE
f~
yam.; iK ;~.~
y~.~
===Mra!
Sign of the Golden Mortar.
SEMI
i 65.0 S3O 19
93,889 t
100,009 1
$6L7,4 1t
DIRECTORS.
James C. Hand,
Theophihis Paulding,
James T4minair,
William Hyre, Jr.,
Jo,.hur, 1. Prieo,
Jaaaen T,•nuent.,
&Lionel E. Stokes,
Henry Shwa,
James It. McFarland,
Charkes Sitnffei,'
1/pz,nert Burton,
John B. Semple, i'lltsburg,:r
D. T. 31orgni
J. T.-Logan,
MARTl3l,.l!Tewidnut.
lout.
T. MADVJRA, Agont,
95 Water stroa, Pittsburgh
Dinscronfl
szinnteacgs.
DI ILICCVORS
=„7 ,
qr
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";-;`'
'
ver'l
raw , V.. 6, 11•11•1
••
riuthaw KeTteabeflit4Trof
as
fhe Pranidnat no.l-1441mg"":"
erecd
a linage owe the Myer- ittnnonVihth4l4%,,,,, reit&
tba CeUtlq of in" iblit,7,;7" th o hot Mt
thl" 0t.1.L411P" C"'
' 1) ("1 4111 L Zl P tbe , Stockliadett th alr
montlii, Ira' o lm .
fres, et the ' foil trotioe, suer
kgol repreitentat
-.2„ 42114 W,
4 5 4 , iiiML.4lO,
.Trelyrurer.
DI 3 MOC 6 AT/011110Diffelr9
Thorn will be a Drzuenratle Mini*lnfreffilt.*thatßore
un MO.NDAY -,-Bylfotisoost, divitrOlaSsrttrecirritiwN.
chnuaxowt netyPtithiztO•Plulf-- ,
n..
b P 4 1•C4 1011,1 P 03 - 11 420 1 ;0132,5,a4`,.`.^4;i -•
• 4.• 31 , 1i111111AY,Traactiat.'
EXTRA FAMILYTTUUIi:-;-1060 . 1)118
..Paltuatto,Aztra Annii.v:i.laure-tofatrife by.
60.tst • • .• , e. CO
NE* 11° M - S
XT:I I ANISO.N%;I_
, plezottifor,AMMlC
Not.'ll' , (m witfiiAUet taapl. rr
E tuots..nis
gHeh Trails:
The 31art.yr nr Sumatra. -n Monudr of freAr* , lforean.
merulters Lite of ,
The Bucyclopoilia - br Pine
Encyclopedln At.tropolltissitoutribAttiolk*
Airy, AstionOmee,lroyal.,
Amine's C), , cloperlla"of Mond and RellgionsAnittiote.
CIA fidential tunpwmeJelico of Napol,x..a,unl'Joseiddrte.
I .ereher's- - Lefterirtolhe People on
Ontln le's auSper •.
,
Now. Cook Book.
CarwitherlrOburiVinitory.... •
. onitiq . 6 Soul, in !imam—Bolo:is Librars.-=•: - .„ It;
Itumbotileig hews of Nature', ,
Tennemann's Manual, "i : 9 Yr
Terence and Phistilit s; , • •' - 4
Words arta Mind of - Jesnii;,. :
Full seta of.liarper's Story'
J. S. DAyrsoli,.
riARDIV7IIOE.-SAMIL-4A-11-I(ES-TOCK,
'lmporter-nntl Dealer in }Weigh nnill*lfetkc Third
war., Wood street, Pltteburgh, Pennin'Llfibo, sub
nerinerlutarecuivnti -- 9
FALL STOCK QH ilanDWAffE;
And is addition to Lis nxtenstinaktitxrtiitaitt, has mein& a
great variety of ivorybandlo Knives- and .Vcrrks, Osman
, fiver, phu,al, tes,tahh; dessert an tbixltiiinal4 pia and
tanttir TiniVes; Shoithi, Tanga and Pkerai,Wallartoateat
nrithrons; auperior Otiwy , coli ) lnift-t-V O -9. Ma '
rhino monitring: :itatingany 'Veneering ; PLati- . and Sofa
Springs; Pump Chain Fixtures, aco,—;io or which will be
sold (seB) B.4.ISPIe.FAIIMESTOCK.
IVEIV FALL STOtj (I.BS6),CHIUK.ER
-11 TI !NO'S PIANOS —.IOIEN H. MELLOR,' ` ,:!.. 7 4.10
N.,. HI WOOD street, le.tween Diamond Idle
mail Fourth street, lo luny reenlyinit hla ne t
Ma % lt Stock of l'iano Fort. front tli celp.' ,
prated manufactory of CIIICEERTNO SOKS,.llostnn. OD'
,feting of all the *tyke mannfactunal by tbeni. via: Full
Growl, Parlor Or - old. and Square PrAtio FOria:P . 4ll k riebir
carved and plata cases. ' •
Parots.—Square Pianos: S 2 I' S ,"SWSEBI4 $ 3 /5.
$124, f, $475 $OOO. Grande end 'carletillttu3da:
$OOO. $7lO, 84041 n tot El WM. ' ' sag
& cLARK'S PIANOS-:-Aptesh
stock of l'iEW PIANOS, from the ue5 . ,..1 -
butted Flotro yof NICENE CLARK, 'Sus
HOW receiving and on the way. They"; —;
• • ;
are all provided with the NEW SCALE,
lately introduced by Swine te; Clskk, Whleh Impattt'lfonder
tul power and brillianeyer tone. acid tuatiorinlyloWlio the.
durability of the instrument. Par sale, by'.?
R. Kum= 4 Buck.,
—KO.s Fifth stela,
Kole Agentiffiorlinting.t Clark.
TEN - Iffin en
Lou or arOund, 110.4. 1.05,1114%,19-ii 1 911i.109:•201), 204
202, 203 and 201 in Cook iiinasettler phut otkiktilltarnided by
Cook street. Cliff strrct and Cassetk Weep, endk , ) ht being 24.
reef front by 110. f Mileep, (.rcpt No,Plalrutlktcll,4l,3ofittet
6 inches wide). This property.ds AltuatertlWortAlit be
most commanding' locatiOlut 111 the CUT: of ta.lol,tUrgil, and
being contiguous , would make aliotintlful iidlitlistt fg ir a trii
vat.] rieridencti They will; hi:utterer, lul'ioltriepere if e.•
sired. Apply to • . - SLAItHier4IIZ . :.
Be
____ IlearXiit ittrittifterg;
___________________
SECOND -AND (O.LD. ANDo,:iiii:V.L.,
11
WATCHES Af . 1 .110110. N.---On WHDitizsiikr altaih
ing, September 10th, at 7 o'clock, sill -boaoldiartther Coat- ,
morels! Sake Rooms, corner of Wood andAnkatreeta.
et t second - hand Oold WitteWes, etutelt4O*.'otelitutHab,
lel. , detached:. and' frylizidei scistopetoerat.' ...Maxon° de
tach lever, made by Ilf , J.ToltMe t hadonotlent second pars
)
ch a u .3 and compensation
4 . Watches, patent lowers and - cylinderniattnembrite '
tudati ,,p. ' l4: ol 7 A i rs al clii: v.
i.....__4elefittO;,l2'Sll
- OF lIRN_ -GOODS--On Wetiiitskty
morning, September 10th; at` 0 o'rlkik; 4 klii'lFaiold, at
the Commercial Sales PoNatue, corner of WoOd-and Fifth itta,
a variety of Dry Goods, coutittitrig of,fin itafttlisetts,
'breeds, Jeans, Alpacas, Ooburg Gictilm„,Doktfuel4eathed
and Brown slnslin. Table' Cloth4,_nstwted Flamm ',Vowels,
kc., &c. (seS) ' - 1. X.ll l AVlfrAtie' t'r.
FAMILY CAIIRLTar--„ 'g2laiousAND-iirlD
BUGG V AT 4ta mozi -0 4 - ItittiN-Nui Vim&
R an-u,, her 10th, aJo o'clock,* The Tann r Sales
R will he sold, one handaonie will Sid
. i t hitittA . y Car
t t.,get one de, do. do: Baroache t. one
to
Bligay.jf ,- 4 4
t,eS
FITLY"- tl'ire"tc47-
ERT
Z4 Vi l rElt co.. Itt?
sinithslad
• Xi,. L
Fur Bak by
seS
1
Lloyd's Steamboat titroctory,
Pro dale by IL Iblptlpt;
P
!.
mCl'; ONLY 25 CENTS—
Lloyd's Steamboat - Dlrectiiiii.
No: snit by
•IL MINER a , co,
RTII.4IJAKE 811 - and , 1812-4 •
Eitesiaboatatirrasy.
Sur sale by M lONA% 4' CO.
B"' IT—READ IT_
Lloyd's Bteiranbeatl.
For rude by
G UIDE BOOK of. Railroads And`,SEeiunbqa:
Lloyd's Steamboat Ilitaeto4.
For Yalu by
aHNOLI k. co.'
JtiN IPE It BERRIES--100 0 lbs. in store
and for oOe by viatinn?
-HONDURAS SARSAPARILLA „ROOT—
.II a l5OO lbs. on hand and for solely . • -
sea
• PLESIDIG 81108-.
GUM hIYRItII, Turkey-300 lbs'. otc.lianol
and 1;)1• Baia by (erg) 1!
GUM AM136151-509 'lbs., on'bdp'd and
for sub. Ly (.03) riaouzip
nUI NINE-100 az., jast
.xeceiveitand for
% c c sale by (10) P.L88.113101111108.
BLACK. LEAD-5 bbls; in store and 'for
"ale by (sea) • sPLEBiINO ARO&
C" !ENTRATED LYE.—,A now-artiele
for [flakin g , Soap. warrented superior WTl:dish In
every respect, on baud and fur , sale by m L.
Q
soB
-lartipl atos.
ODA ASH, of -a 4ut
goodd
4„..) manufactaral by OnsTa.fialt Manarnatnrlng•Ccunpany,
at Tarmitum. On hand and ,
•
sea ' • - t7.E3mcn 'anus.
E 4II tROTJAVIIIES..7,, ,1011 ',mks
bro Ircr-IVOil •
e'N 4,
_
ripB,INISIINGS—just seeetic44llo9.layirtono
1. tarty Cloak aud.D.retallinarnici",
• • : , ..A..;e1,.-i ,•
taSON A co
VOL WARY GOODS-40 paakagita
Unary Goods just - received -at ..
sea
PRI NTED - DE LASIN.ES.SO4,'-'Wutifal.
now style-spat ,0 S , upoucci,nt . "
Fes. ,SALE—.A ent.ta,04.1044,e7 and
Isots.pleasuntly sit noted' mai the; ',..;weitiliar43anons
burg. on 14 .4 Alartillihe, shunt. unDarto,.of..a Age Itom Jet
ferseii College, nod the slaw dtstusem.DniAlt tlettriabing Pa
male
.temina . ry. Tho umin. huildhp; qoankioi4tx square
:owns, two other reams, the wing- hatkittnig con
tains a dittiniNtlerlas..etto.ateopkg , 00hs, kttOtie4, pantry,.
and is-llar under ell the house; also two porcheal-Whe Lot
hus a good Stable on It, a Ontpery„ and, other .nakosna r y out-
buildings; two wella.-ein4. &aces WstiatY S.tait,-,xmos; a
large front lard, with A _VilrietY , Pf. - fWeifPl44 -.Common
tres. There are also two ether.Liati!, ethich;iirflY be sold
either with or svparately frOm.l4o-11 • pr Is
good Apple Orchard, andthe other ottelafbi
Apply to BLA.K.ELY 'icAtp Y.
solialaw
IRST - A L OPTALL4).FLY-0049D&
. ,
_A: C. HANsoll - rinr,s,eign - otAt, original :Beehive,
:No. 74 Market street,!Pittabits'gh;,.Pa;; - ., -
The auteserlh4r has just returned-11'1in Elio- custom cities,
haring purchasbd Cl,e largest and m os t complOteamairtment
of drssae goods, shawls, tillmas.,.eloaks,.ifewts; houshfonibb
ing geeifs, mourning goods, needle work: hosiery- ribbons,
and a full inisortment s f all kinds of 4,,meetto and ovary
other article, usually kept in a first elae./...dry gdodirhouse.
As many of the abort, articles was bought. eittho- fluPorN.
ta rs and at the large suction sales luring last utue4l - ,-,sye are
wiabled to otfor a good. many article s -at:t o s s than etc as .; o r
impartation- We would be planed to have the plantar° or
ahwr(ng oar eink to our cut , omant and the pnblie general
ly, as wo think it would be to the advanUsgeof all to call and.
examine for themselves hofisre pneahainigab sa wnp re. ,
O. MANSON- LOVE,
(Fognerly Young, ?,tevenson & Lore, arid Love Brcithers,)•
Marker. atreet, between Fourth and-tholthimond,
sopa
thNultb,
111 P.SII FELIJ & SON will openicin
the Sth, their Fall - and' Wilitor Stocleof Mou'e
1,111 0:1311.1NO flitODS, ccrosistlng in' part or SitietAiisrfs and
Tt• - . of the latest Lo,..dori and Parts Fashintei: lynderahlrts,
and Drawers of tho liestmanufacharers; Gloves - and Gaunt
• ,
lots of the latest istyles, &c., Cc &c.;
L. • lIIIISLIPELD BON.
No. TO Wood street.
- you It DOUSES TO LET—Two large
Dwelling MUSES on Webster street, ea& ciattaintng
eleven rooms °noon CUSCO street, Itirnengba twelve
rooms. Orie Oil East Common, Allegheny &
Clay,rbf Cabe
rooms, gas end eater natures, butte-rootnotr..
40Y to .cuilnima
set . • 51 Alarkatitreet.
PIANOS A ND 3 . I3I ODEONStteoir lot
of and 64' octave Olin .
lANOE.;* ,
And 434 and 5 octave - • ,
HELM/EOM. Ault 'reeetvid.
Biglpmf; mcza-S*Nia
QThPETINCIS—
BRUSSELS-4oniNsoN
N0. , 23
Have 110P7 received &complete aasorttnenCorNiintsels and
repmtry Brussels thirpettnpi et the warions — viatities, and
.4 new and desirable styles, the lowest
he prima. fed
1 8 56,L Q . AR,ETINGS. 1856..
v s
A large and "supeiior Anwertutent of Splya
• , ep..r...rfine Ingrain Carpets daily remising at Storc No.
2:: Nall street, at the lowest PF1q , 43,,.' ' 3
/ 4 '
red• a u g co.
r r ABLE - AND , POCKET CUTLERY, to
-1 nether with aUy article •tbat: lookalkWaLtroarso, cep.
be tout at • • POW? & a'STLMY'S
- '
ee 6 N0.13 6 Woo* at..
E PAIRING—AIt jObi 3. -Oft Vt bar "'A
a i thkirt fiVM`
anew loch . stock and. nt to.
putt ng a rivet in a pocket knife, pti)nuitty tittendol to Itt:
r
Ck t N . A TIM . ET.
h;.. so kinterp , rise . Works. N o. L:161 . V:onits i
.
TO — MN STREET } . :4,ma mmat
for
la. 147, containing a ball, two Parlors, five
mad va roorm
alert--V otin,-ruoin and kit hen, gas artildwatottixtelreaa
2.50 per year. on .74,4 ocave
ant. • S. COril SON,
t
sotltr &
SI Ebirkat streeL
1 4YBllo.SA:tbitYirY fl ' WOOD ST
8. STEINRCCK efuril i ehrfOrt . his friender, ‘
a-.i the goblin tkatliakus on. litne&wtai is
,dtiikg coustaatly WATtat p
Fa and crramm whia offent•foi..o* at..
tacateraw, Prieon CLAMS, Orsrutost.4.l tbOidundes.•
the aavann, aerved ilia! the aliort ntiann,akid kittlits Most
' , eatable atyla Don't forget the place, No. 111 WOOD.'
atrret.
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