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Vittsbargil VOSi.
.riint. PRESIDENT.
JAMES BUCI -UNAN,
OF r,ANNBYT,VAIsfI.
FOR VICE
JOHN C. BRECKINRIDGE,
" ui? KENTUCKY.
Democratic Electoral Ticket t :f peallsyirataa
ELECTratli AT LAMB:
CHARLES It Bucx
W I (EON M 'CANDLE:V:, Allegheny.
DlMlict: CEO. W. RKIIINOKR, C.
vl " PI YAWN BUTLER:. Philml.lphin City.
3.1 "Ellsr AILI/ WARTS! A3l, Phillulelphin Co
.Ith " WM. U. WITTN,
.sth LOIN Me.NAIII.. Montgomery County.
6th " JOILN U. BR/RTON,Chester County.
7th BATTU LAUItY. Lehigh County.
Bth " 4311AIILUti Berhs C..unty.
OLP " JAMBS rArrtacsoN, uwo.terco.
Ihth "ISAAC SI.EN R, Buten Onality.
1I th " Flt.A.& W. It Lalll Srleuvl Ain CO.
" TROMAS OS [1:1:1IA UT, ...wiling, C.o.
13th " ABR AIIA.IIN ,I b10t."... Co
14th " W11.11}::L Bradr. County.
15th * 13KOItt,11; A. CILA W FORD, Clinton Co.
lettl ~" AMIN BLAI'B. P.‘re,t
llth " lIBN BY .1. STAIILI4 Actaiii`o.
I.Bth TORN 11. Winn, Srinterret
nth " JACOB Tut{ VS, Wools erehti..l Co.
21 . 111, o JA. J. Hirt' ANAN, Uroooo C..
?As , " WILLI AM WILKINS. Allrgitel3. Co.
" .1 A311:!= it. Butler C..
'Ma " A. ,. CGNF.I\LIIt.tU. hearer Ca.
Nth FEATLET, Cn .
PUKLPS, Craw4..1 , 3 Clemnty.
DEMOCRATIC -STATE TICKET.
cu_s cOXIUX131)108
GEORGE SCOTT', Onustsu Cu
JA.COII FRY, Jr., ! , 10:.vroacat Ok.‘.
k-eitr£l - 011 11611CR41.:
JOHN ROWS, or Fwcusri Co.
DEMOCRATIC COUNT Y TICKET
DiSTHIM
WILSON WCANDLP.SQ, (XuursTow•sa
14,M11.71 . .
JARIES A. GIBSON, 1 , 04.7. TfiXSAALIP.
HOPEWELL HEPBURN, Cm
THOM AIS S. HART, InuT asA Tongvole
A EGUSTUS HAR TJE, Ttrwzoeup
SAMUEL JONES, OTT.
L. U. P A TTER‘O si, %farm Toivetuse
SAMUEL SMITH, ALLIJI:IVO CITT.
AtisoCIATZ. JVD011:
Dr. JOHN POLLOCK. , ri‘PLET TWA-ASHIP
111 ATTU FICW I.STEW ART, Ai-Li:anon . e.rr
etiVSCTI rOVIIIMInNtr.
BOBIVAT It. GUTHRIE, 111.1.11.1 P
EDWARD THOMPSON , ITivEnwfi
EDWARD HI 'CORK NVIANIA. TOWS,
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JOll - 21 . ATON, 1.41 , alas 4,1
Extracts from Butthesact's Steseh on the
Independent Treasury Bill,
11.1ATAlY Mr.L.I. ily,rjr.i,A
13411 00MNI, as TTI E t: I: tTEFr W Anil
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I STELLitit:SCE. lIF.A YOILIIID TZAR 1 hitot t.l ,
DV TILEM %V ItVeSti r
TILE STATIC. lieEtl(t.
'file annual exhibition of the Penasylvetrin
State Agricultural Society which is soon to ft,
held in our midst, is an ore*Sion which we tray
look forward to with great intere,t. It i. hro:• ;
our citizens were up and doing, preparing tit. it
manufaeturr s and iuventions for ezhibitirta.
Thbre in not a mechrinie or matinfiuittiter am. 47.:
us but who thoulu take advantage of thin oe , ',-
skin to exhibit the spechnens of his handier. , k,
and to contribute iu every way wit:lards a
display of the produetians of the Pitt•:hu• ch
'Workshops. Pittsburgh with her reputntiou u, n
manufacturing city and with ler numerous I .c
-terieu and artisans, should now vtop forward e ..ti
allow to this great gathering of the peopio ii. it
her reputation is well deserved, and that the irt
genially of her citizens. i, the guarantee of I:re
present, and the source of her future greatue tr.
The exhibition commences ion the last day of t
present month anal there is yet plenty of time to
afford all who wish to exhibit an opportunity of
producing something which will be a fair rep
dentntiOn Of his skill. The premium list (or t tor
exhibition is very liberal rind comprehensive, tr.,'
the amount to be awarded in money and r
plate exceeds the sum of seven thousau•l dolls, s
The prizes will lite distributed as rewards I r
every production of the farm owl gordon, and '.•
the manufacturers of woolen and oration ports',
to those who work in Iron, silver, marble, I,.ath
er, and silver medals are offered for cutlery,
Silver - ware, glass, glass ware, hollow-ware, lion
railings, suet et , owl cabinet wore; and far alto , ',
everything that is ingenious and useriaL Pre
miums are to ire awarded for the fine arts, and
medals are offered for cattle drawings nod ani
mal paintings in oil, far dentistry and daguons•u'
types, and in order that the Pittsburgh tuanuflie
turers might not be overlooked, a pa4tticuler
class has been created for "the best display in
his line of business." The Society will learroi
nothing undone to make this their sixth annual
exhibition equal if not superior in every respect
to any of their former displays. This exhibition
tieing held at a point. easily accessible by all the
counties of Western Pennsylvania will insure a
large and varied contribution front the farmers
And others. of this section.
• T.-.% -:. .iitnli.Trom its easy approaches from the ail
,.
_States, it is altogether probable that
'-4t:ieg will cempete „spiritedly with us for our
prizes,' ''The field of competition is thrown open
to the people of all the Statel,i, and they will, as
they have dune heretofore:, make a display char
acteristic of themselves, '.and if possible bent us
at home with their cattle, - their products and
implements. The Society, through its Commit
tee of Arrangements, are making ample prepa
rations and otherwise preparing the grounds
with every accommodation for the conveuience of
exhibitors. It 'is due to Pittsburgh that her
citizens should not lack in their duty to con
tribute their share in making the fair worthy of
Pittsburgh, and alike honorable to themselves.
All the railroads leading to the city have
agreed to carry all artiolea and animals to and
from the fair free of charges, and to issue excur
sion tickets for the cheap conveyance of visitors.
The interests that 19 abroad in the land for the
impreveMont of agriculture and the mechanic
arts, and the laudable desire on the part of the
people to improve with the spirits of the age will
bring together upon this occasion probably the
largest asset blage of persons: ever seen in
Pennsylvania. So, if the proper spirit-is Mani
' feetedthy our citizens here upon the spot with
every advantage in their favor as to accessibility,
n f-- we may look forward to the gala week of
OM - State Fair as a time when we may see the
and the farmer, .the mechanic and his
me44it:ism, the garden and its flowers, the
ccubtry,and the city all mingling in a common
cause ankyieing With each other in a Spirited
emulation for'iliOnod of our common country.
Tun fall returns front Kentucky on the ticket
for Judges throughont. the State show the De
mocracy to have a majoritiofB,s63.
MEM
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A Paw lar.s.— The Gazettgh4B:badthiitTOS
hood to say that at the Dcinticratio macenatit.
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more ilititiiiolii Tri ii - Cp'iiilli:Cin utter; No
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such thing ever occurred ih a Deniocratiaiielitin
iu this_country. It is the Demaanitia t r iarifthat
is • ever-:opposed, to a kiiespots, Again: The
Gazeili sti* . 4it*. 1343%""r'en while speaiiiik wvOi
asket haW34#6,14 slves she wig ; aadave an
answer to the quesuoU,taa °Odd buiroven by
,:.. -,-,,,, . ...,„.,-,-,,...”-,- ~1., ..„.. '..i:
iwolandred personsittAtd about the liana that
no such question WAS asked, or sue*.o.nswer
given. ..AVe received a note. from Mr.-Bowen on:
,4-
the morning he left in. which he.declares that he
never heard such A tinastion;'.if it was' asked,
and gave no such answer, and made no remark of
that import. Mr. Bowen's speech must, have
produced Profound hiptessions to have alarmed
,~,,,_ - .
the Republicans so much.
Gazette tide proceedi iiirtileletifrithe ,
Charleston Mcoury language that toa - Man in the
North apprOires. But no such things ate said as
the 'Ocqeil:t pretends.
Thelaboring classes will never be deceived by
.such an infamous 'sheet as the Oarette. They
know that it is tht;fiemocratio party that has
ever stood by the working men in this country ;
and under Democratic policy and laws they have
prospered as in no other,land.
We find in the Journal_ too, the same lie re
peated,that Louis Napoleon was cheered. Is it
Possible that papers that will publish such false
hboda-i3. an have .any influence with the honest
masses of the people T We believe not. These
lies are but the desperate devices of despairing
triek,Aers who see defeat staring them in the
fax,.
g have oomplete returns in an official form of
the recent election in Masouri. The aggregate
vote for Governor and Lieutenant Governor in as
follows :
rott floeattiott.
Trutton Polk, anti.nonton, data—
Robert C. Ewing, H. ' , I
Thos. IL Beaton, dent.
ancua. Jackson, ants Benton, dem
NelYlllll.l, K N.
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a). holly, Benton dom
The Know Nothing candidate for Li e utenta,
Governor, it will be seen, is elected by 1824
pin
vality. The other State officers elected are miti
Benton democrats, viz : Setirittary of State, Ben
jamin F. Massey ; Register of Lands, Oen. W
flotsion ; Attorney General, Ephraim It. Ewing
Superintendent of Public SchouLt, W. B. Stark,
Auditor, Wm. F. Buffington; Treasurer, A. W
Morrison.
DE-4PDRATtOIi —Such desperate efforts as are
being made to get up a great procession au
Wednesday nest were never seen before 1 ho
Democrats made no such efforts, eatisfied that
the people of thin country have become s liLtie
100 intelligent to tie convinced by showy and
banner - . They got a good meeting with little
exertion, and are satisfied that it did go -4
&nod argument is the Democratic weapon 'Ms
Jeer, and it will prevail. Tee working nuts-es
think themselves a little better than the negtoes
yet, and will not help in a great scheme to tie
vale the negro race to canto political and p,cpal
egUAity With themselves. The eitufe iv a t-nd
I ot.e that depends solely on the length of a pre-
Manta,—it seems that the Miami pleatiot ,
rot Re.t1.41 yet : that is, how Shia." will gn in
Nocettit.er. Tba Boston Adesenstr, a Fremont
paper, say
" It .111 be scarcely sale to Araw any infereroo-t ,
to the probable remit a the Prelideiittal elrn•eir•na .e
Stein ra rlsotsbero. from the true iho olvet ••o
t het ::tale of next Motl4y, Le,tku.,
that the polities of Molfitk, are eorepttrate4
enahttri end hp iesionetes whibh ‘.,!!
004 enter into the I..rt*i.loetal reify ass."
Ilntnlia evidently ertioTeti a large ileirrtt
perfonut popularity among the Dentoorata,
runny worlid not abantlan him even after bin , te•
fectioit Bat 'shun it notate to abolitianiant cal
Fr , llltql free , bter.isui they may take a .Whrt
..•••nd thought, and wheel about again
Wi,suitaPut..—The Frentonirre called s met
ing at. ItridgeNitle, in rpper tit Clam t o waatop,
for Saturday hat. Tbry I,r-wattle invited u
coanon. Ilati we known it. a Democratic opeaker
would here been there Mr. Morgan aim th. rr
for the Filitnornites, and they made him open
thu debate. Garsara sud Vieenort answertd.
Titers were but thirty or forty hearers press 1.
e moo told au that Morgan wag " too
loony" for the Doctor." We WiakA a Demo
crstie speaker bad been there
,441, 4
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Folk LI! I.77F.NANT rit,VEKNOH.
.• Thirty or forty present '' '
Let us know next tittle. nrixtiborq
In,.lunrl9o.—lf anything Clifl dixgud the
:other and boattible people of tlikr, tourney it
bo buch aecte‘Aeert hex as app,ltrod in the Joornuf
of Saturday as an extraet frotn the Philadelphia
Buthho 'rile purport of it 1., that. tt la J. 4,
that '• Ituehanun ie to be withdrawn." A ru, re
and trangparent lie never apponreil even
in the rierctre. That the Journal should
it ii amazing. A Fremonter nail on Setnrliy
that "such fool storie, do their party tea lime ,
more harms than good, because everybody knbon
they ate lien."
A Mittiritio of the bill holders of the late Val
ley Bank of Maryland was held in Now York on
Thuriubty eveting in the Tabernacle. It w.f ,
aimed, on authority, that no loss would be 1411 s
tamed by the bill holders, as all the notes would
be redeemed. A committee was appointed to
investigate the matter, and reported medial mess
The A. Wild Woman of Texas," who was the
subject of so much newspaper excitement in
Cincinnati some month ago, hut who was subse
quently removed to a Lunatic Asylum under the
impression that she was only insane, has since
been discharged as oared. She has recovered
her power of language and states that she it; a
native of Missouri, 28 years of age, and is the
mother of two chilthen. Her father remored
to Wo. , tern Texas while yet young, whither the
has been sent to join her children.
Bon Isaac B. Heister, who heads the tisiket
placed in nomination by the Democracy of Lan
caster county on Wednesday, was a member of
the thirty-third Congress, and wag elected by
the Whigs. The names of a dozen old line Whigs
who were once the leaders of the opposition in
the Old Whig Guard, are published as earnestly
advocating the election of Mr. Buchanan.
LET it ever be borne in mind that there was
peace in Kansas four weeks ago ; and that the
t' ruffian" Lane then led an abolition army into
Kansas and begun a civil war, and now there is
commotion and bloodshed. Who begun it?
Abolitionists. For what? To deceive the peo
pie, and try and elect a rogue President.
Idauxeu Out.—A, Fremont man on Saturday
offered to bet from $26 to $5,00 that Fremont
would get two votes to Fillmore's one in Penn..
sylvania. A Fillmore man immediately put up
$,370. The Fremonter backed out and left.
The names of the parties can be given.
P. T. Hansom sailed for Europe last week,
with " Little Cordelia Howard" and her parents.
Ho goes out as their agent, at a salary of $1,500
per annum—at least, such is the rumor. The
speculation, in Barnum's hands, will no doubt
pay well. _
Tns Democracy of Now York city held their
primary elections on Thursday afternoon. The
delegates from all the wards but two are in favor,
of the re-nomination of Fernando Wood for May
or, He will be elected by an immense majority.
Wnar has become of the Indianapolis Sentinel?
We cannot keep posted on the Hoosier State pol
itics without this reliable Democratic paper, and
for some time it has not madeiteappeatance,
Orgik.`tkiilFfitsbareh
Naturallx4Alltiatens.
,t2,4Batir7l
:—Beliovipg that many perany,,
it-fqxiign - birth are led: away by an impuge,
under the present feverish eielthmentnf politico,
"that - is neither for lited:rtisrtt , geod nor
petnity of thii..nata4nat Comppot latider,-_which.
we live, I Wenikin(4otiti:dor address utyfellow
adopted oittinininf*Vtiiteti r i3tateety the-nett: -
uralicatiort lawa'thereof, and sty we in.
the, ftsatfltlaiiii;, ,, are bound by our oath of alle
-040. to. tide Constitution to neither support
noi'inaititain any doctrine that would in any
'Wee tend' toward its overthrow by word or
deed, unit that any candidate before the people
of this great nation netting our suffrage is In no
mso to bo consid.cred: worthy of our votes unless
his sentiments are'ao broad as to include the
right of each citizen of, mph state to be a par
thker of its hleseingi and benefits 11.4 well as
burden bearer in the exactionii made for the
proper goverttnieut thereof. We are especially
called upon at the present time to ponder our
ways If Absalom stands Vile gate and makes
great piotestations of frier ship, it behooves
us to ask, is he sincere ? And again, as we
have fully tried and experienced under our
Democratic David the blessings of pence and
prosperity, with a proper !share or regard for
Our interests hitherto, would it be wise, would
it be politic, would it lie grateful in its the, to
requite the kindnesses of former years?
With regard to the three candidates new be
fore the people, we, if we net at all, must act
intelligently, must act manfully. We have
rights and they are worth tnore than life, Shall
we, therefore, with our own hands, by not tatting
heed to our ways, dash the cup of liberty froii.
our lips by fur the onediaatt, of the coo
litiott of Republicans raid Native Aincriesiis,
whose only claim upon our regard is that thy
Wanda exalt the blank man at the expense of t.•.
poor foreign-burn "OM. of Adam, whose lot in
the Providence of (,el was cast in ether lands
and other clinics by birth, but who from clio:e.•
died left our bondage to become sharers iii the
'fair heritage given beef, to the outcasts of IL,-
earth. False ,ernes are placed before our mio.l.
for the Rile , purpoiv of winning is triumph 1 ' ••t1
can see .• 1.0 noire anvil to
Kari-ss, - and moor other motto... rot up to ("31,1i
the anwa ry and In di-relie the simple, togiet!..
n it, many protestations et lire for the
man. which to ma seem Hut t. , ho it. sinew,
to mislerot us. It see Walla do goal we mu-t .1-
it in a biwfn l way, or our good wail be, e set
spoken of. It is not by farce nor by threats,
but by the true law of love that we can norms
pliab any good It is not every spirit that
comes, oven with a Itible in hand, that we ova
helieve. But we must try them to see if tire
have not get some of Shrirpe ' s rites, ur solo.
other missile of destruction with them, I.efor.
NO MU test their fruits Ti.- fill , usisql of the
Son of tics( was. " I come not to destroy tne/:•
liver. hut U. save theal our 111.11111 1. 11 1
heritage, this ...rots! 1,,r1 more glorifies rannne.
would, from East to West mil I trout North to
S o uth, bear tee lwaartul .twine qua carry ot
is boo-Is of 1010 the .pint of tb , - 11enisu te.rt.
would filet further ttay that, b , 2.ltif oottet[to
eititchte, we must regard the tights ot
and e.teettlf.loett of 4.4111'111 , 4 4 14r411 who are of 4,:y
to hoer the right of mama rig ht. ItueitirAe. in
his own army. if he ask oar 4.1 , 1ev, let
hsm ti good one, hot not attempt to dictate lt ,
other: the courte they ehoul.l planate.
Therottre, when our friends who requert ur to
vole for J t Pretoont prefect their
Yref , kto pftet,.. -
arol al the taxi. uty - oretf, will JDO
FrOteloAl.. 11 rir.ted In the Preiti,) , ,t4kty,
he did iNfitrf, rut!.,:? ha inh.truelecetea, and Lee, too
~ trr w,o 1441 d his trim dal: by a sort 4
tnugro elutlt chsneo, i.rery t.hirtp ti
a:rdiu& r to hi. u,ii Even ,f iittod Were in rrtrult
d-44014 a 1 , 44 , itttc , r,1 :•••0r44.., W4t CA:alt•l
..'fit to htt.C0i1...1411.1440Uti thrut, li • t.' , l
Lr
the re 1.1 . 041 to ahr 4414447.4 4,1 Ctorr I.lllg.t!'4lr. I
hope h i , will riot r 4 .rzr-t ti:•4l hr a 14 . 1 , a1tt
Acati or A IA.I t 6, rel . ..rr. Tr1144-1z44,4444 .-
he otetstd etropettei hie t.a.h
tc Fire ht.. flu' teint....3.1-41
into the I toon of :et
I:on±,ti!rtli In zek - 4,44 . 4rAged 4he t 944441 of tut - !. r
r ,r,l .tive Wl:erNti th , a I a.. 14, +hiea he did,
rr,tin . I. )he , 10r5t4.424
r , th)
` fitr trzile.l
.•11 ti, !Ae
14.rue:eruct,, writ a nattoetai .fu,
whey ftrtersr. , It I tor: , trim .•r p4aititT./
has f 410 ti i.ult left hin..taroltnir (Fit the l'ocitdito
jj,it, of ~ar httfiecto Vniott, and na 11114 , 1%
still he. !lands.. ~bore the tdrire t.fi tneiguew. hiu
hlasiihg.pitiSiallettls Wroth 4 , ari bolii
his writ carnt.t filar
you.. for the t.ake of ' 4 40, ' alone, WV' e ^Jr
vati and rate to ri,rat4 ~t: 4' reenat.,i,t. a
recruit, whose lAr11," 1.r.. 0,6
in the untried, ates,rp.4..•ed gown , of ht. pow,
4.par:ity• 8444•4• 0 014001 .1! ry. l l w n. 1 1,1 n
place among r r.- !. •0 "! 011 .1 , • , ••ti
tiny titlttlll;4,ll ,it: I • .1 r *err .11 Ibt ~
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0411 4.1.4.1,1 , xll r it 1. i tot 1•: 11.11.k11. test l•
nynny r:. rt.ult f, .•nt tl.e
election if Jame. 4.1 k
man We kn. , . 1 r•or , , sr ,
A } .. 4 VTION Ott. r,x f'41.41‘,4
Mn.'. 11. U. Sl.oare'• Doak
D'art* A Td.. U.. I•tre,t f.uop h. UItP4 • •
lucre. fr. m I..n.iffrr
ptl.ret I, 4, copy or tic. li., I,••ri. • 11.h0 :;.•T
T om '. is in pnotrd (.71
I.l•tird, and hi 4. I
of trarly llgt•-•
St , ore !wok n ha In hr r nr,t vrwi.
f 41X fs I i el) 3
her wee-. "4
Nilure au.l the I t. 6,1 •- :n
rop.4, - NI aromer thmt the 0. m
Aram! and .ito 1.41c,k, frEpLa
rrr.n Nr th,L, tilf rei./11", •be
shown xi••tum in ft:tuning a- , ,thr hats Jmu•
-t. tleptt . tt.g pinntu U. o itte mot tL
elootif,•whnog of uorrov , , oo .1001
greatly edify the nigger wtirvltipper., who mm.t
he Itenritly tired by thi• time .tf tAteddmei eroe••
dtle tear. over Weeding hansa," No one etoi
deny, however, that Mre ttit.two wield, a vet,
powerful pen. We are only -.miry that Phe.lbould
wield it ill a way that can litt'e gond and tn ty
110 a great deal of harm . that the should eat 1
herself to excite the ire •1 the eitivenv of one
half thn Stateg of 11, with a very
prospect ibdeol of thcrOl Letichtting the e , .. n
dition of the slave. Pot; Ott, the spirit that
animates modern alioiitionnon
1 ciformn lon Vlr' 9.8 C4I
To the=Editor of the Prttehdryi, I;datt,
SUL putilMied in your paper 01 Mars
day that a Herman speaker at the Du-Finnan Coll
imation had 'wide the I.lllllTk to nne or tho pct
sons near him that he had Brea in the city ti;
procession of tho Protestant Association, and that
the stamp of thief and liar woo itupressed on each
and even , race, etc. Yon will t pl,msed lu give
me the name of your informant. I ask thi , r
vor of you the more so, as the p diliehers of the
Rrerdanea Yriend have hinted and rtuNt explicitly
stated that I hail made use of each n foul and
nonsensical expression.
Yours, moot re.pectfully,
JOHN HELDMAN.
e know thaOthe abolitionists or the Gar
risotid, ?Ina plep o that stamp, has been fostered
and u,-cited by Ib4 Abolitionist incendiaries of
(brat Britain, wit?) wouhl have sacrificed the
A tiler' can Republic rather than not carry their
Own ilogunts In RIOT own. The latest news from
the United States,i4dueos us to suppose that the
external intrigues,lwhich have found their or
rouipliees in the Union, are not entirely without
prospect or succeed, Already the politicians of
England and Europe are reckoniny that Me Amer.
ican people will elect an anti-slauery President, who
will send round the btund of discord, tl-3 the turning
beauh used to be deli to rouse the clans of Se -
13oceon, Wednesday, Sept. ;i,
! land."
Lotter front Rufus Choate,
The following totter from Rufus Choate wa,
received by the Chairman of the Committee of
Arrangement, at the 111(IIIM meeting or the De
mocracy nt Concord, on Friday, the sth inid:
Dear Sir—l ought to hove thanked you for
your letter and invitation before this time, but
numerous engagements have hindered me.
It will not he practicable for me to attend the
meeting, yet I cannot retain front raying that,
in so much of your creed, and in so much ..1
your organized efforts as are directed to resist
and scatter this combination of States against
States—a new danger, and more to lie dreaded
than half a world against us in arms—in this
portion of yonr,crecti, and this exertion of your
energies, 1 sympathise with you with my whole
heart and reason.
Of the Black IteputOican ticket that was nom
inated at Carthage, the following have declined
to accept : T. C. Dayo Member of Congress, and
all the County Judg&, For, Hayed and V an
Hamm. The latter gentleman is for Fillmore.
and has accepted the nomination upon that tick
et. The Black Republicans are in consternation
as they hear one after another of their nomine e s
refusing to accept and ,going over to the ranks
of their enemies. They are beginning to have
well-grounded fears as to whether their organi
zation can be kept, up until after the October
election. We very much doubt whether they
'can fluff-men who, with defeat staring them in
the face, so overwitplmingly, will consent to be
'placed upon their ticket. There is a stampede
from the ranks of- the Woolly Horse" to those
of Fillmore all over the State, and it really looks
as if the supporters of that gentleman were tp
be our only political opt:J.l4os :
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FABUION. --We have if- on the infallible
attpt au
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THE Arddi4 FiSKING.—The schooner Ex- I thority of Jenkins, that it is no longer correct
presS t CaptiOXeeman,arriv.ed at-Boston, Mas- to say, ' the height of the fashion.'; When la
sochutinttaillisf Wednesday, from George's batik; dies wish to convey the itfint that any of their
with t6O brls of mackerel, having been absent acquaintance brat all Alien *ise, they affirm that
ortikeight: jqt. The mackerel are in abundance, " die was dressed in the full --breadth -of the
and fat fashion!
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I am your obedient servant,
RUFUS CHOATE
TUE Annual Exhibition of the Washington
County Agricultural Society will he held at
Washington, on Thursday and Friday, the 2felt
and 26th of September.
I.WILLIAId LLo Geitgisoi, the abolition,
onion infidel, in the lust insuo of bit. paper urge.
hll hig' friends:to vote-for Fremont and Dayton.
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MEN=ININI
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'Fria the Richmond Whig (Pr,au it, Philadelphia Ledger.]
Fearful muld'if Down a ',flioar of the . Too
According to a correspondent of the New York
Tribune Nebraska is enjoying a most blissful state
of prosperity and peace. There is no Press there i
inclined to stir np discord and set the citizens
at war with each other. , - The,correspondent
says :
u
But we have some encouragement. Daring the
past summer teeny good men and tine have some. in-,
to the Territory, and agiltition begins to be felt, and
some are organizing for the conflict, and stand up
manfully fur the right."
The writer evidently envies the citizens of Ne
breaks their prosperity. He is so much of a
philanthropist that he cannot bear to seo one
community enjoying more happiness than its
neighbors. He would therefore like to introduce
into Nebraska the Kansas customs and amuse
`, ments, some of the wild sports of that tirritory,
I where men hunt each other at niklite as the boys
do raccoons, burning them mit of their retreats,
and taking their scalps as trophies. War is a
delightful repast at best, but when between bro
' there, it is joyfully exhilirating and eminently
humane and Christianlike. Hurrah, therf, for
Sharpe's rides and revolvers! Let the ploigli;
share rust in the furrow, and brutal ferocity see
bow much murder and rapine it ctin.apread ores
the land. Let this be done in the rianteof
ion and humanity, otherwise, when thrland , m,,,,
made desolate, and the ground is red liith that
blood of the inhabitants, the voice of potsterity,:,
might call it furious fanatioisul, and discord bred':
of evil passions.
'kl*AtlN UPSN , PsnLious SITUATION AND NIHAU-
000 BaCIAT . E PEON DEATII !
k . .o4Akhe nuirting of the 2d inst., at half-past
2.4:4190k; a party, twentroni in number, left
ilitoVhittli Sulphur Springs for the torainus o f
theOential Railroad, All went. ot4lUtztiantly
.
..t.intitiOrint 12 or lo'clock in thtsday, alitithortly
Alter commend nT the descent of illorliet.moun
tain, when it became al inningly apparent .to
the passengers in the advance coach that the
horses were running away ; and to increase their
terror the driver was seen rolling in the dust.
The horses, thus left unchecked, went dashing
on in in their mad career, the coach reeling front
side to side under its heavy top load first upon
tt e two wheels nearest the precipice and then
inclining in an opposite direction, until at last it
was thrown violently over, rnaliglieg and bruis•
dog, and crushing the limbs of the terrified pas
semen, killing ono horse and breaking a kg of
' another. To add to the confusion of the scene,
the horses which were not disabled, continued
to drag the wreck over the ground. while the
occupants were indiscriminately piled up and
unable to help themselves. The thrilling inci
dents which followed are thus described by a
pessengtr:
could neither speak nor move to help myself,
being completely paralyzed with horror, though
I could see distinctly all that was going on. Two
or three persons were on top of me, and verily
believed that ell my companions were killed. At
this critical moment, the rear coach came dashing
down the mountain, as if in hot pursuit. A young
man who occupied a deck seat leaped off, without
waiting for the horses to slacken their speed, and
hanteneil to our assistance. dimpleg upon the
upturned coach, lie extricated the only lady pas
senger, and calling a Mr. Davis to aid him, sup
ported her to to seat in the coach they had left.
Leaving her unfier the charge of some ladies, lie
returned to the rescue of others. I have since
learned that the name of this noble hearted gen
denten is Morrison, a resident of Now York. lie
had under care three ladies—Mrs. Ungar,
and two Misses Hagar, of Routh C aro li na , w h o
al , " rendered efficient service in administering
t•. the necessities of the wounded. Mr mer e :
PL , tl seemed to be the only gentleman present
who was egged to the emergencies zit the Nwa,,i o n.
Ite gave directions into protnpt and decisive man
ner, and but for his (mew I verily believe n
thing would have been done for our relief.
Water W.* tisk ,, l For to bathe the head ~f the
criiirole-1 body. and the reply was that none could
be obtained Mr. M. at once found a broken
demijohn 1.,f sulphur water in the cosec, and
front it procured a sufficient quantity to answer
the purpose. It was found impossible at that
time to got by with the rear stage, as two of our
hors,. went OW. one I:loving had his brains
d a shed out, and the other a leg broken: the
throat of the latter being afterward. eat to pit
too end to his sufferings. The trzak was at lengiti
completed, and ore Ica:bed the hotel a mile he
low, where e verything was done by the proprie•
tor, Mr. Woodward, and his assistants, to allevi
ate the suffering of the wound:al. Here, too,
r. Morrison's sugetestiens were of ;Tent value.
lie succeeded in iteving a boy mounted upon a
Goren, and despatched a tuow,enger t o Dr. Crutch,
at the lint Springs, and another to the agent ef
the fine fee an extra coach: and the promptness,
with which they responded to the call WAS w.ou
apparent. le an almost incredibly short itto.L.-e
of t,tat they were liC^GiC email% at full epe ee k i e
a buggy, and an extra coach following at the
...Ram rate.
Kith rovird to the wnuntle.l. I may taste that
Judge Pry settlYeA to be uu.ra terarely hurt than
any are Otte, ilia iajaries I , 4tintr !neatly about t
bead A boy where name I an•Jr.rrtnatl to 1,0
tiay. fro Stanntoa, woo drlirirul frain the rf
rt.rta of ta vary arvera itaatttNiatt on tho left tem
pi,. 0:4. irentleumn, m ,.1 to ho from Norf o lk.
Muth and arena dreadfully muk*.bmi and
nuc rau .ca. ray tot The lull pa.leirt4er,
trsvelinit under the ahorkto of Judge Fry,
loci a arrer , ‘ut or‘r our eye , . mut her left aria
rely much hrup*"l 1 tirrtf. hurt laterrndly Alt,
mar . :t o irtr welt. oml silt, no doubt re
mirruALlzicr) cirtments wEitiat
A Prd rwut karelAno was held in Ligani.r,
~ t t.innrelnnd r...ur, y, on the VtOtti ult., at xb;cb
t..ur ,tistingn!•he.l Know Nothing (alum town 9.
Ginn, Ow?. I% In I , Johrwtoti., epute in beheif
and agniu•t the 1)01443 en.l
tr-h Hear thi4 great Fremont orator, natural
,te,l titisens Thin man who will most pentott,ly
I, 'A eat,lm•t ten , ley n texpeei.iiree Pre.i
deut W quote trottt . .the We, hocreimok xv,--e
-;va /Mon a fogs; ebb* ben Om premom and
ttostit lbe.stokst brad
tiny. 4ohnetnat taggl;4l.4lY.eallati fee. He te , ,k
the viand to tha iniallt or intni cheering t and peueer.l
ed w delirer *Una kb* *Agent tat that has at er
bmati in thane pests-an rattle:A 'flatten. It
be said, for p.oliticod speaker. to 00.
di irate the intrliir,enee of awl; andlonees. bat he
word.l appeal to the resittin of his and by their rots , .o
b. hopo.l to be jail Ile than eicsvoined the plot
nolo, of the diffimehdpartles now before the people.
tie ge , notil 0 , 0 nroola any DOW Woes Sim illoweell
i , o+V , U 4 14 , 13 hi he put any upon his opponent.
bat thew of thou, use ntaktit g . The platform of roe
port, ebirli he belonged woo as tinier! no t%e
11,11111 , ..n .loop rioded in the hearts of the peeldr
8 tho Constitution. In that platform there wn•
plena on which to base the right'. or free rpeerh end
tree Woo-right; a plank in opposition to the oerrupt
turitteriene .4 human oinecry. 'rho Arnerimon port%
wax '.crated of pnn•rrit.kng men nil account of ' au.,
costa-ems batiet. Tins ad-rittation Item false and un.
110 Kce man woe proat.tihed for his religion. open
toil when sny bedly of men bring down their
,oignou to the pulo Mal nansta, anal throw their wei,,,oi.t
. soot .)s. l .t i ca I body on nee ride Or the other, Iwo ler
IF:mkt ietroec them b. the bitte.r end. Ile !
Th.': imy tas,c sho r owed allegiance to any foto go
p•r. er Amorist:on eitiren.
irOodi rAd- nounenn. r. mcd to th, •-•-••
In he nnta
t4.inkJ. bind !At oon/ teal It,. ~ 41.1 •
ni.f tAnt 1,, 4. t.tettetit itl.trA4., eboy. W'th
regard ta foreigner. he boil n' adljaationa to the,
oeht of eitioarodop after reinxiving in this cUtltilry
f-r a snffielerot length ut tima lint why allow them
c.. '.ter privileges then our own ebildron f our laws
• ottpel the lad who hao neitoired a love of liberty at
h i s m o ther'. bract. 'shoot , lather's lips have tallj:111
hint of his country's Institutions, who has sung tilt ,
n..ng- o f bur %moot-Ty'', glory, and whose bosom has
h e a,o r i glib itiond emotion at the mention or his
o.outry'a greatneota--oar laws onmperblui to wait
until out+ tinto as hie judgement is suffiolently
wa
tuned before In. Is thought to Ire a safe counsellor in
the affairs of the nation, tt.,. ..•••4y not nrrirr tb.
• tunof hie pint. iota Arra bor. in
v .nail .1.44 , ar fire fcorA oge sere If. obey and roe
.nary his 411/141e11. Men derinived themselves by he
' haring that their interests did not stiffer by the in.
flunneo of foreigueni lot them vote how they pleased.
imtinsy 'swain lied born taught knotber lawson by ex •
peritonea When Miehigriu was admitted into the
and forciinors were allowed to vote within
her borders without being naturalised, the first t.:11
that was made of'her Senator.. at.d Itopeesentativ , a
sett to strike n deadly blow at our moat vital j u t.,
eels by a repeal of the tariff of '42."
tiud in the *ion,lon Leader, a journal eon
diii.ted with masterly ability, by Thornton Hunt,
, the following to which we invito the car
rul attention of our readers. They will rual.e
their own commits in their own way. The
eilitoe of the hen r ear :
Ppm; the Cincinnati Etninirer.l
The Black Republican Ticket Falling
to Plcoc■ In Hamilton County.
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We have no desire to injure the monaural rat
but the New London. Chronicle states as s fact,,
that a Mr. itichartiS; who keeps astene on tbo
Hartford road, a few days since found in °nen?
his empty molasses hogsheads a human skeleton,
the remains, no doubt, of a negro who was
probably asleep in the hogshead when it was
filled on the plantation.—Lonievale Journal.
We don't want to injure the whisky trade, but
must state it as a fact that, once upon a time,
Or. Ackley, of Cleveland, had consigned to him
from Columbus a large anaconda, which had
belonged to a caravan passing through the State,
but, having eiekened and died, was sent to the
Doctor for the Museum of the Cleveland Medi
cal College. But it never arrived at Cleveland ;
and search being made, the cask in which it was
sent was discovered In one of the unfinished
rooms of the Neil House, just then being com
pleted. Upon inquiry it was discovered that
the carpenters and joiners at work on the build
ing had found the cask in one of the rooms, and
thinking it would he a good joke to steal away
some fellow's cask of whisky, had moved it to
another room, tapped it, and actually drank all
the liquor. And there the snake was found in
the empty barrel, the whisky having all gone
down the throats of the workmen! Upon this
discovery there was some gagging and bed feel
ing in the stomachs of that lot of imbibers--
Sandusky &gilder.
A year interesting correspondence has passed,
go it is laid, between several 'members of the
British Parliament and Mr. Dallas. A letter of
congratulation, bearing the signatures of some
fifty or more members cif 'Parliament, on the sat
isfactory setttentent of the enlistment difficulties
between England and the United States, was most
unexpectedly received by Mr. Dallas, some Short
time before the sailing of the 'Baltic, Ile, how
ever, mentions the circumstance In a postscript
to a private letter, and rejoices at the probable
immediate settlement of all misunderstandings
between the two counties.
" IN Wasuitiortut Civv, C., a gentlemen
resides. who M over seventy years of age, and is
*aid to he one of the wealthiest and shrewdest
business men in town ; he has never sat his foot
in a railroad ear, a steamboat, or a graveyard,
and has never twen so far from Washington as
the City of Baltimore." Re ought to be made
President of the " Can't Get Away Clab."
SCE- Interesting to those suffering from
liessischs.—A certain remeny Annul in Dr. )FLAN
CEL,Settilr.D MKS PILLIVrami by ?LEMING
1114.01., of htt«borgt, •
Tiwo rdiolotur ta a +a+nr•k• eertineider, to dtdly
fr4lll 0111 own attgOall
MIS is to etwitfy that I hone been subject at times tt, etorme
beads:Ye.; sassettlmm the psfn would in tat severe I r on4l
not aelthar day or Melt nearing of Dr Al *Ldra't tetra
t.rd lay r /Via. Krianni by Fletwbsg Bros, I scut anti tof
Ws. of *kick I took two pills on going to bed, for two nights
n-y teetered me eatirdy. Sometime has now elapsed, and
t more bad no more trouble front sick head...ha.
JOIINSTON, Lewis street.
Pare; tasers tem be =refill to emk ftw Dr. 31•Lesmor •-•
oared Lin manutemared Ifkmll,,n s firm, of Pitt.
ostrits„Pa. Alf ode, tAT. , I" fra,ill .:Ointistrdson,
Iron. Dr. Whole. gantsinft 14 , 0 r ago his entobrau.4
rersatiftwo...coa sinr.bo kifdttat ASlSlimildiagedstg stor I.
Nutat snoutife irithotit Nu, gl.m.tuee u iSINSINN BRO.?,
Akan for mato by di* bola protirt,Mok
vunstso
su. ID villa s co.,
No, St Wood street. comer of Fourth.
rl9 4,1.1
Ihrtapintole• of the Preas...-11. I:4l.,wing
thm. OP. I•. St.wris, Its tho Mau Journal of Nofornfs ,-
,
All editors pref.-as to hr the guardians of the rights of the.
polite, !Lad t.. lump theta advised, through their colutuo.,
t whatrrut shall art, rut that. bertottt. .tr# .U 1 !Ivo up to
vc
ht• lots. lusLl intoX thfan that the twat troaderfktJ and
stlesl4. rasietichie f r thotr gement! rase ever [overarm!, le
lry. 311a9e..1 Ertrarlar." Its virtues are so ram%
that agora they appeart. wurk moro
3.- na0..4.a thvt bf fti,nc...; w etTeetive, electric orad rt
1,-ntottng Mrs , It. ponrorn Itko human body, that, though
Andy trtod by th,ortaraa of propto, not 01:19 of this
gr,at true. hut L. 1 10* t•Ld U 4,d,tantwrisott, rind atudia
t) ti,y, on 4,1 c.l4ll.l,tattat, vent over agnin be,
rttluut it,
Tt ;mentor, Mr IL Dnlley. has tritely kept the went In
enisoo•r fon. are Noll about but without uw
mac. ILA uVervlwlmltrg nneits defy all r.coopotition, and its
preldirtri 1 tr.i Must) Id. We eontbleotly colunietl all parrot.
er,k ha auluaiutau,•r. for con.ly such a Mewl, who laugh,
at dwtl. Koff !coffering, reottirea the ',Mol y la>• . p'l b a it and
warn"! to perbc - to.n. arid all boot loan • Ia •• a iriantl
"
ti.. d.aa.r.•for of this mighty blessing. alto is a
owl I.4o•faet.•r w mankind, tioa ataaal
None groninn nithoOl a starliilato ungravvd tobd, 9,113 i
121==E1
UKY kV DALLNY. 51anutxturer,
C. V. CLICKIKS Alt A CO., idauarreturers.
Sold al Ira mob pvr box by Dr. OM. 11. lIKVSKII, I 4(
Wood ler 001., owl by utatrly ovary
d.ger in nit... Llano
llir,ughant the United Sktica. MI ...loraor loiters for In
formatica oz sulrkv, w bo addressed to V. V. CLICENNED
& Now V"rk, autiltaiebe
ad-From a respectable and Intelligent
M Wit AN IC.-11aring tested and trod tnany Pills, 1 roue!
say that the luiprovial 31clatne's Liver Fills, prepared by
Gr. I. Ectltt & Co, Bank Place, Morgantown, Va.pare the
tx,,t s ad meat e atriael remedy fat sick huadoche and dis.
muted liver that 1 ever used, and racenuuend them to the
nalictott as being wild in Weir operation and curetive.
Pilorgftninvu, yft., January 2, IBM.
Dr. McLauo's 1114.411001 D Liver Nib and lIIEPEOPID Vennb
hie, also Dr. I. &ott. Celeinuted Wbite Circaeeim Lied
mat, preparoil solely under the superviaion of Dr. L Scott,
a regular Mivlical graduate., and Physician of extensive prac
tk. None genuirus only as proposed by Dr. 1. Suitt A CO,
RUA Plena, llama:ilium Virginia.
NEWS FROM THE FOUNTAIN ULM
Moiniaarrovert,
TAW is to certtry, That I have examined the Recipe for
preparing MeLeine's linproved Vermifttge and lunweveil
1.4,er Pill. by Dr. I. Deott, who Ima boon M the habit of pro.
paring and maig my original medieinen In my office during
tie lent thirtmm yearn, and that I helleve he haw Improved
ilutke s t a t o . o . 4 l the t uor o wipt ng l y no . I
have no intreowt in them whatever.' C. 14C 13 M. D.
• .
Dr. Mebane . * ntetiovto itormilbso and nexorsb Liver
Pint, guromponle4l by cortificoto of C. McLoio, roc age by
Druggists and himittinta ovoryWitana.
Da. ONO. U. IE/W910,140 Wood at,Wholosidoligent.
Dn. J. P. FUMING, Allozbooy, near Itsitroo4
'Mu - .legate Agent. ool9.•davvape
air An Appeal to the InteLleet-wit in ono of
the features of Pulmonary Macaw that it generally louvre
the brain undisturbed. We therefore appeal to the Intellertn
of all who are predinixased to Consumption, warning them
solemnly, that in neglecting what they call slight odds, they
may be Rhoden their own death•warronta. Thete Is no eX
.l5k, for each neglect. In Dr. ROGERS' SYRUP OP LIVER
WORT, TAR AND CA NCIIALAOUA, they have within.
reach, at all thew!, a igaltne span:4c. We make no teserva.
tine or quidlikattlen of the phrase, and were backed by
men of the highest wieutiflc attatumenta, whose approval
of it, if worthiewc no stealth could purchase, iu saying that
it is na nearly Infallible as anything In this fallible world
amt be, Yor particulars, nee pamphlet in the hands of
ageuts, and an advertisement on the besineas page.
lky-Nor sale, wholesale and retail, by R. E. SELLERS
00., corner Wood and Second itroeta.
Sold also by HENDERSON & BRA, word etreet; . H, P
SCHWARTZ, and IlllCHll4td d MeILVINAN, Allegheny
you Sniffer, wrrer RELIEF CAN RI
80 EASILY OBTAINED(—Eave you a Nom Throat, Quinsy,
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Bronchitis, Croup. Stiff Joints, Frost
Bites, Burns, Sprains, or Patna in any part of roar System I
You can ho relieved at ouco b 1 using the most beautiful of
all Malamute, the u Whits Crmiturkra Liassent" prepared
by Dr. SCOTT, of Morgantown, Va., and for lade cheap,
wholoteilo and rota, by Dr. KEYSER, 140 Wood street, - and
JAB. P. FLK'M.ING, near IL R. Depot, Allegherg. See ad.
verfisement in another column of to-day's paper. fnuirtam,
Alir Stockings mud iXotiludry for Wiluteri,•4o ,
If you don't want your feet pinched with bad and atioo
Stockings, you will take our advice and go to a. DALI . II,COI ,
nor of Market alloy and Pin attest, and buy none of those
,elegant fine Stockings, that make your feet feel nhie Mid
tomfortablo. DULY also makes and lolls ovary vorbtly or
I3eado7 that you can insAtion,rat Wholesale and Totefl;
floniMber the Oboe, canter of Market. stlertihlllrlW:
'treat ;
=ME
PIM
- ~ ~,tR r i3~ fy; =~
.Xjw+
17r°11.all:LIPWtr"' "l i fittF6Mll 1
l. j k 1 Pf 1 91 4Y4 44i90 141-419' ' '' '' ' el > '
-=- SCh at lady or geatlk,
would remain under the curse at * disa'greeitte'
breath slur. by usireirtne l4 :ilialas of a Thom*,
Iflowerif as a dentifrice . Wilted not only . r6iibir.
setoetlvit leave the teetli - Whito as alabaste;
Man persons tin not breath ie find,
and theanbjeet, is sp delimit° their fri t ireketa
never niintiott‘.lt. Pour drop of. 144 -
".Balur." onytiitr tooth,hiu4 and wash the tooth'
night and morning. A fifty nen) bottle Will last
a year.
A BRAIIFIPIIL COMPLEXION miy easibi be acz
quired by tieing the Balm of a Thousand Notti
ers." It will renmve tan pimples and freckles
from the skin, leaving it of a soft - and roseate hue.'
Wet a towel, pour on two or three dropS,.pd
wash the face night and morning.
. .
. ,
SllnviNp ilDfpn EAsY.=lletl soVri , shaving
brush 'either waned• 'wafer, pour on
two or three
,d 24314 "
id, 'the beard welland it will 'make a
beautiful lather muoh`,fheilitniing the operation
of eltiiing: Price only fifty cents. For tale by
,Co..
troPriete*4 and ii: A. ahner
Adak Cu.. Flonfing -- Woft",lLzirt,Bellerniek Cu.,
Dr. G. R. Seyserandid.ldirkos*iFittFbilitik
and Beckham -&',tditKillArtl4fAittgh4Y.:citY•
447iffrlfil-lrossif4ZupSii*ly4tui, , ,Ests.swei st
woMOSMeI yospoesfullyliklgaliO tt nftfal of ammo al
ickvtughfieiliiaorreylmebtthkbuwolft to. m 7 Mplend,d;
iritit4d . to sulker t 3
1 4 6 *.10 4 0 . aa - iiiiihatoirialSAtia n
offie•yAo4l43v9o,leitr44;l4l44b, Pm, sign, ortfq:
thirobtrAiatit. `liniang-tliiTrcuießis sold by me mill'
AMR" i's ,4.;• -;
/(creel Radicattfuri , Trutt:
),tiyaich Trusser, rerPArht • - •
.-i*Juis nude Prunes;
chadnme Trusses, single anednutile;
PlOilkazisa4.olPll,o azd °OR'
Dr. 8. S. Fitch 's &fp-purfor Tru:s
The price of Truman vary from $2 to s3o. Hernial
or Ruptured patients can be limited by remitting, morasy and
tending the rneesnre craned the !du", stating wbethet
rupture-been the rightof left mae: lids° soli and adept
Dr. Ranssinfis Lace or Arty-Brace; for the cure of .reisp-.
"eue Uteri. Weakness l of the Meat or-tbdomou, Man e eirrgll
Diarrhma, and any woakneesdepending on a weak and debilf;
fatal condition of the siedoidnal muscles'.
Dr. leflch's ldbainai dtepperfer
Estijiish Elastic Alxisnainsef Belts;
Silk Elastic Belts
And nessiy every kind of Supporter nom In use. I also sell
Shou!LAT Braces of every style, for utak chested Bind eitok
shouldered persons.
Kine.ie Stockings, for broken and varicose veins.
Sonwrisory Bandages', of all kinds.
Syringes of smog variety and pafterrli and la fact wow/
kind of truchanlcid appliance used litahe cure of disease.
DII. KEYSKII would stair, to persons in 'want of Diu:saes
Trnaant that he can ofteuvaind to snit tito palmot bF writing, -
out it is al ways bettor to see the patina and apply the I'l - 14
it Drain personally. Address
DR. UFO. 11. KEYS ER, 140 Wood ea,
Sign of the, golden:Mortar,
illi (Walt I y
Astonishing Effect* or awe Bottle,
an etioerelot ewe of DYSE9WSIA.
I . IIILkDELPHIA, March 2Q 1865.
Pear Sir—During the last Geo years I 'havetedu atilicied
with Appepria in its. most aggravatral hum; albktlme nae t,
without receiving any benefit therefrom, oval? , remedy.
rec,muzended for that, aquae. In tact, I sat aftlictrsl au
holly that on many caccailons L. teas lu great &Alger of djprJ
puns raircoalion, in consequence of the rise of 'Matteela
thfnak and all my efforts fur relief were in . vjoo 11.. wits tic
last induced, through the raconsmeadation.or kneral'OrtnY'
friends, to try " Met*durti German !atom.Sid .
yon rhoamount of relief I have received, &in thelsen *f
nary one beetle, la astonishing, inii-compats.me to saytharl
-.•
eeeld not be without ilea utO modiyosk frdak
now, throughlttelr ;*e, enjoying better lisaalth thin I /MVO'
known for many years. Very resieetfally, peen,
NLIZORTti GAUL.
Tw Dr. C. 31. Jackson. No. 13 . Cartaegialler- '
advertieextiellt•
For ode PLIMING 5869. ettd Dr. QM. 11. 111 , 313E11,.
Pittsburgh. tvallvhissr
air* Public Lteraelrec for-. This appellatbui ton
ba ippilisl with troth to Donald gentles:ly, the discovater el -
Kennedy's htedied. Discovery, for who ran lay West claim
to the title than he alai rescitialdi fellow man froiii ilinease
and reetorca him to 'health. The Discovery has hereto,/
Justly odcbrated for its curve of-tonnova, and the prtiprieter,
is daily receiving comairuileationt, from indisldtmis, stating
acct they have been cured of ildikeices Mud-boilers not loco.
Lit. as curable to hisierrular. This is owing fii tli;tellsel that
many diseases are brought on by humors, such as Constitute.
Lieu, Maness, &c. We hope that theriffilcted will be tens
snit timely to the use of as desirable an article.
j See long advertisement In auother canton..
Nor roar, Angual 1, i&.•2.
5.,1il u holoollo and retail al DIL (MIMI F.: 11. RRYRRIL .
140 ood totroot, Ago of the CIOMOU Mrolar t . iFrwl. iL J.
FIRMING'S, Allogloois. .. &Was*
W Batchelor'n Hair .1.107w.....N0 hair- te. too nat.
u. m v t frowzy, gruff. rwly, to be Itetail brAVlti(tLlypaaci.
or hamett tustaati),cyffthottr thy . I!lttt,:tOriWaZaitt:',
fftwrdatni. Igiaa iu(d
rooms) at 233 Broadway, Kew York/ - -
a-Wawa° Obi MEd!, b'y 'toe. poio. TiA*o4 s lo ,
Wuat *treat
/Ear Hat ow—We lavo Just waived oar:MILL 8111.159.
40 son MOMS UAW of cram} mit mirirt
oml we now flatter °oral}}. }pat we ens &Pao 40.11,0150
ttrAr us with a call
ast:4
Ara-Fail Style.—We will hdredneer en 'Antnydne
Angina O. 'MA our . PALL STY LIS OP BMW - WArd,
anal nee then, A god Out for VLOO. ,
au3o monami. 8 coos' Wood at
800 ACRES OF TIMBER, COAL and
I RAN ORR LAINI6 14 offonsi for tale on favor
nbte tenor * or in exchange for ••preperty in Ma tily
• '-
amuty.
Thi; Land is heavily titabnred, and lioncournalantly to Ow
Clarion rinn,.in Wonted county, no that the lumber po be
nosidnd net end brought to market.
It C..131.2i118 an ELM' RN FOOS VIII of
J. M. HERN
sol3gborlw
- .*
A RAKE (1114.1110 E.
GOOD DCO.ii
11 tol. r a largo portion of tho 4ia4.
Them ti aim
Iron Ore anti. Limestone
iu aluminum , twat, it; and thu dull is &demi wall watertul.
A It A
ts surveyed across it, and edit no doubt. hobat, tvhdott is
part of n Soo of railroads from sew York - to St. WAS,
The soli is good and getters/1y Niel, wed is itt the midst el
region that gill soon be ono of the hest firming rnitarts .4
the State.
The Isoo ovulate together in a bode and will halal at e
It:again to the purchaser. i i ,EittittlevC of
maidgrAVOOD3, Real Esti& A atouti,
ettO No.-78 FourthtitxaOta'ttla*gh•
SALM U FAONAS - 40t.". 0 -'°"l
IMPOTER4 fikA.LER
„ _ . .
FOREIGN AN D . DOMEBTit
HARDWARE:
No. 83 Wood street, b etween P Diamond
alley and OurtlE street,
P/TrNatißGfi,
44- TM 8131aCtIbbi is now opon,ing swell seitiaeal Non. ,
ineut of forth En and domestic Ilurdwara, all newiand.will
wild on as good terms as any other .hoitah in fhb; city
will al wayn keep on hand a pound aiwrlinwat9f. •,
HARDViatitietn.hriltY; 4:llltPENialia'
To which ho rorpoctfullytrititaw tlntattentkilioriathasksu
tnii2l3 KAMM.
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