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TUESDAY MORNINC SEPTEMBER
THE FLAG OF OCR ONION FOREVER !
FOR PRESIDE L% T.,
JAMES
pF PENNSYLVANIA.
FOR VICE. PRESIDENT,
B RE CK IN RID G E
JOHN C
OF KENTUCKY
Democratic Electoral Ticket cf PenutylTania
ELECTORS AT LAROE.:
CHARLES IL BUCK A.LEW. Columliirt.
WILSON M'CANDUSS, Allegheny.
tat Distt let GRO. W. NEI - UNGER, Phili.J, !ph is
24 " Eifel , : BUTT. En, Yhtlad: Iph , nCu,.
3d " IIDWARI) WA R rmiN, Phia,.lopLta
4th WAL IL Wlrrit PhLlNlelphts Con, lit, .
sth " , JOHN AIcNAILL :d.ritgome:y C
6th " JOHN 11. BRINTON, Clicsuq. Couuil
7th " DA VIP LA Hit Y. Lehigh Canna.
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Sth •• 01.1 A KN_SSLtt it, Beaks 0..1.10
am .`'AV.'S F....rr Rsu s ,
10th " ISAAC SLENK
FRAS W. Illit3ll4'l. B. Ln,lkilt G.
THOMAS osTint ti A UT. Wyomiu,, 1.
A IM(AIIAM M..tirot C.
141 h 1:11::.:N WILBER. rrl Voouty
16‘h " (31/outfit, A. CIIAWF Wl...Clint.. A . A.
16th " JA‘lll.l BLACK. Prrt :t.ott6;y
171 E 11K1.111 J. BTAIILII. Atiatut•
18th " JOHN D. 11.11)1;1", Soni6l-et
19th " JAGokt 6Y. Wriamorelut3.l Co.
20th J A. J. BUCHAN:4N, , ir,no
21ert I.LI ANI S 1 ILK 17.8, Al6rlv
2'241 " KS G. (A 'I Pum.i..
THOMAS CU Nl\ INtill A V. V 4 ,, I
JOHN lil ATLEY . Oa: ion C.,
v 1 N.cENT 14.1i:L1',, Cr/mita lon
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET
IMPAL CIONIibiSIONC“:
GIEOR.GE SCOTT, or •CoLunau Co
AU1,121,k OZNERAI.:
JACOB PRY, Jr., MuSTOOlallt C
pltaVEroli aaxlli4L:
JOHN ROWE, nr litAxxiix
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET
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WILSON !WC AN DEES 4 , O,llNh
CONOttr.&-TWLNTY.SLO)NII m,reur;
JAMES A. GIBSON. rim: Tow vt,ri,
110PEWELL EIEPEIL'ItNi, CITY
IA
THOMAS S. HART,
AUGUSTUS HARTJE, Itxt•xvvE
SAMUEL JONES, CU i.
1.. B. PATTER...OS, Slim" TONVN•IidP .
SAMUEL SMITH, ALIMIHBNI CITT.
!.CI Tit It E :
Dr. JOHN POLLOCK, finn_rl
PHOGUTTING krti.R.STI
MATTHEW I. STEW ART. ALIA-ME:It
• 00eNTY
ROBERT B. GUTHRIE, 11—ors,h Tuwroahrp
Portuk •
ROW AI&D T HOPIPSON, Wn ETNA T•osr...i
EDWARD Dr'CORKLE, Isrc..A T
DTZECIN, i,F I.'
HENRY RELTZHOOV ER, Ittumm,
JOHN JOHNSTON, I.,wErnvErw.r.
itroms of .11reirior44N• 41-000eatU 4.
1rrr0.4,,,,-.rif r.ce. Ottarlee Lott!
There vli Fw mr:e . riNas 401 , TUN, DEMOCIIACY. •4.1 4
LINE wrii.;.2, Itbil ALL WFV., ARE I\ 14'.1 Sr •1: t•l• - 4
UNION AND 041NLITITUTI O N. u, %), 11
Citl7•ll9. hstm,uon of foriloer partrarrieo SAULoI,
inlll,l to Sittroll.
The. Demi...rata hurtle au.) shallenur. I 0 1./tlirt.tl
TUESDAY, lath 113S1.- N,ar Tart.: a h.
ST CL Ttarnm:.•.p. at 6 1 ., .1 . t.1..r1;
TUESDAY, IiAL test —.41 10,1.141,4'1. MlolJa Ptaal. L. .1
PITT Taaustiti, at :L., I' 11
WEDNESDAY, tit turf—At rih..d Doe,
Chtthant'l. MOON at t,!‘, k.
TUURSDAY, lfitti intt -Al JAI., ,i• iIZ. - 1. • IL
Road. ROIVINS(IN 'fttacintitit rte t , ,lotit, P. M
IRIDAY, inAt —At Illn,kbnufn Mill, in ‘111 , 1 , i
Towttatifia, at 4 o'clor,k, P. NI.
SATURDAY, 14th hant.—.4t Montt ...vine,
nhlit, at 2 o'clock. P M.
SATURDAY. 20th lust —At Po t Perry kr .rk.
SATURDAY, 'not —At Laart.n. , tit 7 t'.l
AIOI'4DAY, 224 intit.—At PI.I \I T-4 u.. 114, at
4.k
By taller flu Coutmlttot ,
DAVID t
CHEERING NEWS
A few weeks ago the intellipnce from dill r
eat parts of Ohio was such as to induce u ,
suppose that we had small ohanre Lro Lng
that State in November. But every
brings us such news no to glee hope that I.e
Buckeye Staj will be true t the Cui, e .11
Kovemher. Portions of it are thoroughly A •
cauized. Bat the whits race party evidetvly
gaining strength and confidence in all other ps,
of the Stale Never was the Demoeracy t,
compact arid resolute ; and her er
such tremendous mass meetings got up rv,-:y
meeting is largely attended, and the cant .et is
carried on with a vigor that can seldom fail ~ f
success. The negro mania is beginning tole.
exhausted The fact that the preacot
and murders in Kansas is entirely the well. of
Lane and his abolition confederates is well nit
derstood in Ohio, and is producing a reaction
moat cheering and salutary. Kansas was at
peace four weeks ago. It is involved in a c;Nil
war now solely from an invasion of the territory
by Lane and his hired ruffians The people
derstand this now, and by November they will he
prepared to repudiate the traitors. So say the
best informed of Ohioans whom we have lately
seen. Don't despair of Ohio Our eause is
just, and is gaining ground there.
Even from Connecticut. a Yankee State, c .n
-stant assurances arc received that it will be foutol
in the column of the w‘itte r.tee p.trty
vember.
But from the great State at Nt'W York, with
its thirty-five electoral votes, manes tip,
satisfactory tidings. In New York cite tulle
was lately assembled the most tremendous meet
ing ever held on this continent; and all over the
State the Democracy are rallying under the lead ef
the Van Burials, the Seymour's Dickinson,
Beardsley, Bronson, and a host of other di‘a iii
guished men. Fremont is cowed down in ths
State, too, by the imposing front of Fillintireiern
State pride operates strongly in New York ; end
a eon of that State will always poll a tremendau
vote. The contest there is evidently between
Buchanan and Fillmore; and in no event min
Fremont carry the State. That lost and a ll ,
lost for them. The Democrats can see then what
reason there is for encouragement and (Item.
At this time in 1852 the Democratic party hurl
much stronger reasons for apprehension. Then
Gen. Scott was the candidate of a great national
party. As a military man he was generally es
teemed the greatest general of this age. The
Whigs were confident, and with some good rea
sons. Now, the abolition party, having succeed
ed in destroying that Whig party, have no chance
of an electoral vote in one-half the States, and
are utterly lost if they lose one large northern
State. What possible chance have they of carry
ing either New York or Pennsylvania ? New
Yorkers confidently assert that Fillmore will poll
more votes there than Fremont, and that Bii•
chanty:es vote will be over 200,000. If this pre
diction is anywhere near right it settles the
whole - question. But New Jersey and Pennsyl
vania are - beyond doubt for Buchanan. Saying
nothing about any of the western States, then,
where is there any loop for the cow boys to hang
a hope upon ? Democrats- have only to work
diligently, and be of good cheer, and Pennsylva
nia's son is the next President. Pennsylvanians
Will not desert him, after having so long admired
his great 4101Bies, and profound statesmanship.
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BUCHANA N
customs and institutions to be kept asunder by men
I b et - l e
a ik v e o. p d ri d nc i iple n t t going totghetnheirt.
is If
i discord cannot
Firm GONE OUT.—The Black Republican meet
-1 right that a line should is
be run that u p ia a y in ft t :ir a l t r t6 l r itn t i;
ing in the Second Ward, last night, showed by
its meagreness that the Seal of that party is I and divide the discordant elements. This I 'believe
I to be a legitimate subject of compromise, founded
fizzling out. pemoprats have no occasion to be
upon the necessity of the ease, and that when such
alarmed. e '..; .' compromise is made it is binding on the were prin-
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The ntot Bari wore Wkiß hot weet2 F, It,sa rntot
ci4 P. Blair repuldieani and the rest of the per‘
pie.
@The Fillmore party in Ohio has held n State
Convention 11.11C1 pot in nomination a full State
and Electoral
Awl. John C. Breckinriclge wits 16 Cincinnlti
on Fiiday. The Democracy turnlitont in T 4 -S t
liallibeni, mid in the evening gave him a sere
nade.
The French Emperor's illness is said to be a
softening of the spinal marrow, producing at
times a 'tees ef his mental facultie, and the in
dulgence of thankust extravagant hallucinations.
The mental and bodily exertions which he hn.
made during the past few years are said to be
the cause of the recent airgravatio i of hi old
ailment.
We sue it generally stated that the State elec
tion of California was held on the 3d of Septem
ber. This is a mistake. By the law of Califor
nia, the State election every fourth year, viz:
thee, ~ar of tiza Presidential election, is deferred
until the Presidential election takes place, and
both are held nu the same day. Consequently
the State election in California this year will not
occur until the 4th of November.
The friends of Fillmore and Donnelimn met in
imposing numbers in New York on Friday even
ing. At S o'clock there were not less than twen
ty-live thousand people in the square around the
I .VA,h:cigton Statute, and at any subsequent pe
ried until hoar 10 o'clock the scene was animated
and mole or lend pioturesque. There were six
stands erected in convenient portions, each decked
with American flags and, party-mottoed trans
parencies.
The New York Evening Post says the success of
the Kansas , Aid Society has suggested the forma•
tint of similar societies to operate for freedom
within the State of Virginia. The world never
yet has produced such fools as those are who
have jnined the Frem , nt party, with the dieo
that it Fill Inuit itself to securing Kansas a- a
fr e e State. awl will abstain all interference
wile •iuvery in the Stores where tt now exist,.
A pc,•eng:r train from Ltureuce for Boston,
on thellth inst., met with a serious mishap dy
tho axel of the baggage car breaking. There
were sane fifteen men in it, employees of the
company, who were on their way to work at
bridge near Boston, of whom Morris Leonard,
co , ' inspector, and Richard thorns, a car repairer.
were killed, and B. Keyes, F.:. Parks, James
Keith, Augustus Parks, Patrick Barreek and
Mr‘hael Mcearty were seriously injured.
The Cincinnati Cub. niinan ha, re-,ed
sto .lig the things that are. It Wit 4 started iu
!aid after changing hand- half n d ;et,
tinies, the pr.prielor east , getting hi, ting.•r.
burned tmdly, itn pu; , e ruddeniy ceased to Li l t.
There mare maney squandered In ra, , b ne:c r
paper enterpriser, considering the amount of
capital invet.ted in the bii , inctss, than in any other,
and it will continuo to be so until the fe,eld are
ail deal
Dl li , Bt AGILAIN"S SPEECH
(In :,,,turday evoning Ittht Nttgrittr,
niltlre , ..'tl a vary large nitlitting of our
at the Thir I IVarl Ilattvr . : l- 1 ' in tt iP cite.
hare heard many eh „ littivan.l to It gay that it
NV :124 •UU I. owerful n:l4 r tt
viuc:n!•• they have ev,r hear.l on ole
the conte,f Mr. !k1.1g,r.a..-..,
pAoillit'ai ipf,tl , ll , l• Wl ) .; Ln. 41,
In this part. of the S':fte. tut,l it w ne v er me re
Lulls •11,t,ined than , tn -! 4 curday eVe:l
met all tile argumenls of (air opponents fully ni,d
fairly, nud we defy Any Ll!nol lir
thp ,-outroNi.,rt fnit ly hia po,i!iutu. \ro
..re 04.1 `lll V3lll nu F,trt.tublve li.!etle 1 to 1::•)t
Ilia right, ft :61 IL:' is
th, t th.• henr prit,c;l l ., ‘1
V.l II 11 , 11 , 11u1ra hly dmle on S . ttur,iay cve:.
Nlagraw
Live ; •• , :c14,,i0n for any 1,15ei,0d...
Ink!!„ n, but thy irctS . i- NTT. uolp,
nu I :1 I. tuig?:iy pr,‘,
113.1.1:r, The •suet, the pc.:
to w ILer the street, ,, , so that the Frurntait ..•y
till a get their ',ma...4 ditoy 01, NVed ,y
is the proces4ion. 11e wautf+ the street e..
wi~aiouere h. mare in the molter. Go , , 1
Detoo.-rat. are it ofrail of a littlo dust, or IL, v
would at t. have, tnart.hed :'ttt all on FUCK a Ipd
duty day as last NVedric—Lty. flat the.
inonter niu.t i,avn the street 4 sprinkled fur
It4tt't that ttch " I%'e woal l qug , z,st th a t t I,r•
Is•li,e !roil the, gentry nil their prirheiii,
"1-gh e bottle., Tocre ought lou c.):11h/;..t•e
on lavetol , r at tote
e wider,tati.l that a la-gt.‘ portion of
prm•••--4,1,1 is going to ride. That is rigi.l
Horp. take up more room than men, and
umi,e th...proem,i,m loot. I.,:igt•ti. And ttie' it
go n.aeh easier riding than wa:kiug' Teri
the. ago of humbug is ju-t bet inniuß.
Ta - Th.! -hr irk. T.l Ow
merchant:, uu,.l husine-k men to hang out tli,r
and rtretchern " toll Wednemlay. The f;a-
Z,:!, 1,..s great confidence iti "stretchers," as
evin , e.i by the enormous ones its 4 ' haugs out "
ID his !.aper every day.
lie uaut4 uli the wills and business houses to
shut a un that day, too, lest the crowd t.heu;d
hr too -mall. r Inc would stippove by the vhri.
al,,ut the ;natter that it was to decide the fAte
Qf the L:an01.4.1 over the whole country. If it
cling twenty yule:. we shed] be great]) ..10.
ceiv rd .
Poopio want argornent, not “stretcbms," n. w
a-daye A good ',punch or d.mument it. pmet , t
now at it 6hould ; and certainly our Demo.
Gratin friends cannot oumplain of any lack of
supply of those.
Dnnonrutic Convention of Lunen-ter
county put in nomination a tiz:ket consiAing of
six old line Whigs and nine D.quocrat , . if n.
Isaac Hehd.er was f. , l' Congress.
Mr. li i , ter has long been known as a Whig 0:
the ip and W e l -ter rehool ; but, liko the
Choate-, do! Pratt-, the Pearee. , , the lten . unins,
and the other distinguished statesmen of the
saute 5.11 , 01, he has boldly cnio;led himself tin
th, banner of that party upon the broad
fell, f which are inscribed "the Union, the
Co , M;t otion, and the f , jual rights of the States:
and is laboring zealowly and effectively
cau,e which he dignities by his talents, snqtains
by his eloquence, and illustrates by his example.
A. MURRAY MC 11. N A I NE, of Bucks enmity,
for many years a leading old line Whig, has come
out in a strong letter for Buchanan and Breekin
ridge lc which he exprei.es his firm belief that
the HUCCOSH of the sectional party " would dis
solve the Union, destroy the hopes of the world
in the success of a free government, array one
portion of the confederacy agaiost.the other in
horrid civil war, crush our commerce and man
ufacturing interests, and lead inevitably and of
neees,ity to a military despotism which would
extinguish forever the last ray of hope for free
dom."
THE New York Ilerald gives a two column ac
count of a Fillmore mass meeting In that city,
so large that four stands were erected and occu
pied by . the speakers. The crowd was very
large, and after the speaking was over a proces
sion was formed and marched through come of
the principal streets. After reading the ac
counts of the democratic meeting and the Fill
more meeting iu that city, we wonder where will
be found the material out of which to make up a
respeitable Fremont meeting in Gotham ?
A. t.
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4 0111 ai Frat,je on Nlr.t ry.
The owners of a Fv..ro ‘.l . neighboring plantations,
from which issued !slimy distinct and ' , spar a!pring. , ,
which wasted away in an iannersa marsh beyond
them, united into an association for the purpose of
collecting the springs into one large stream and re
deeming the marsh nt the common expense, and dis
posing of both justly for the cannon bent:llb After
having succeeded in the principal purpose, and after
lung trial of the new stale of things, a majority of
them became oath lam! that ,012.: "1 the Fir:nag i 0 : 01 •
tug frum several of the i•lootetioro: were noturollv of
11 no\ lotIS 1,• Ow fu,alti,
d o n.,u, 1.. preevllL 0 r...;uLtutt of this ques
Goa, lout propotut• it for fl, solotion of 44;hert.4...
arise, tniedit pe4sibly Ise I.la. o ti up in the oontrart
between the partioa, if nc had the whole 4.f ; h a t
that is not idways voilt iheing, for some people hdi
evade a contratit it a the4dy ruu fie iherntiol whiel.,
iu their opini..n. learn- It Vfliin.Ul any lii..r.i;
Or the et:nitert may be didieient in Jean:est, ' y
reason of this ditrieully not bat log tide', antiviral...l
or provided for. It i+ iherefore do:dr:tide that the
aslution atioald Le uottie diodal ... n the
of soma itryhrrr to, What. doe. re o ni re?
Vi'uuld it be right that the taover ri - edteil by the F.
of association should be e :timid so a, to throw hp .11
enure of the weathero the natal that, by a plain hoe
of nature, tended to flow away upon the land ti of
had been redeemed at the iodninon end for
the cominson benefit.' Or would the injost•ee :0.14
an net be avoided by the itio4wer; 414. tot oldeet
to your turning. the superabundant puie hat. r ~f
your plant:081ton? iota lite cliltincl , of th,
tern to ry
No doubt 'natty will Looser :„
principle Itotwecn this prnblein nut Or: t•ltt•
Cite Auto - it:an people are n entl.tavoing, t..
and it is, becin” , e ot this rt,einblance that I prt...l.
it. Question, Itt'en art-( in whirit we !al, ..,ncr it
personal interest that .4,p:tilt:fiat:lit: , are dut.tittti I,v
rotititt:.,: thou duty r: ylir, la. It, [l,O ti•
tit..pn , p..t that the ',tatty!, 'nay Intl
by rile I:6e ear., real ttr
rCelirtiTS c:1010 t Itt rotrtft el.:I h caber itet t all•-•
air...ly heel, fully e.l. t•I• ii,•atttttrt 14,. a
hare in• kind r! intertut •.,intl.. 1 4 1:1in1` i 113 attltt.r..t:
-11; toe pub:o• territory of the 1 c.iliol
i , (.1211 acquiriol re-oil our a:. I
111,:eleo - r . the 1 . • , 11,r 1 i'•,•:tli • • . • 1 1•••
farmed :It., „a•,c ~irr
thick ~f i,art ~f ii
11Dy t•thcr i.tet .1 Iprof..r4
will. 1. pri•vnii ,i
ehr.i; Lo oLle ibut
p ri•4,l utly
tends at tiny there eons:. t, •• the rtion,l, „,
ana
belong to wiz' fr.ttnthe I rti
for (ti y nn. iii, tt li,sl
take the load in 1.. I ni t.
the ,111 , 1egilen!
40 , e ma, .
II grnt r•
t , I i tI It
n.;. terri ,
,11“.1:a ~; L3turo
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it mnr be va{d
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to pr , ent.,rt ; ; ~,
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extert<i..,. C• , ,, , 1 It :,
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then:. :14.d tt
the T,troor.•,
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by 11. rr
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wen I• 1 eA'reilt, • ion,n
d„ not und,,trar. t., I -n" !h. ; , r 7 re.i) unthr
rirvtnnstAl.o,-. Bu!
oral r.gi.; 111:it•it
purp,:c ;‘,.-t.111; mtly tue,,l
aiGau 1.11iit.11..1.:aw ttntl,r „,
.0,9 '1,1(7 int, ..1101(tt
before the etxt:si.:,l,
yor.l our polincal •t00.111{1,1
re4illirrS iht•t In •,,r
• n•• • • . .. , 1111 •
and %viol; to elmnge
C,nslntutlon ::1111 the t . L!, , 11. 1111./ reoi 1•IJ thr:r 1•11 • .,
Eviffirlitii power for onl ,, reinc t., thr .. r
views. And huppis,c they !
they twutiiii hone 1. , en .ilas the
in the Sunlit, nr tranipi ilia or tiller ‘fl
order that peace mit:tit by ,ecuro.l.
I admit that when this priniel le procented
clearly in all its tenderielee, it euti have n. , tll,{e•rt.
CPI except aratie4 the extretee tee , the opp,,,i
The moderate heti, one at : lrt
though the tnse , ncar
h. eX1•111,1 , . t!,IV4 .111 OWtit, yet tilavet4,
etitrary I. ii.daral l•th, lt,ere lei.,br,t•aie
12!1!MI
also, I tlony
Where tt r t•••••ittty git.st, op In
ttaturttl 1111. i F100i0t:i1.,4.11, W3V :I l-og
vr biehlll I,
fr.ntleni, it ht.,, I t,I I t . , l li.
OCCOrd:Ilt: "W” f1:.;',41 1:;11
of ,ocial ortl..r, it ottght jt.r.ttrs ; and =u.l
itut,..Fttaril:, inky it' „ »t:11, ittc.i.•
ure authority, ft°. it ea, ti.. I tit, tttlier.
lint veltero ettvorttl tog tater;:tett t.t
ettrt.tolidatml irto oho, but uttoctl rtoor
special put frOtieS, then it p:„,„,
that Ito c 0,1,1,1,1 111 , 1.4 titrotsh the mooot t r t . ;
their unit,•,l nntlinritk , vt.:ted i. t ,
law ninliture In !In. -crPrl:l!- , lato, ,i„ „-
until it Ipt Ir.•,
i.
In our i•nse, o prt,
a I,fw naturn inhrti :1 de-dir,s that '•
grltraed to the United `tats: arr.
Noo, AIIICO 1111:16 io
I power to 00,10.10 slavery 11,111 hoe turelmile e ,
have no such power unle,s it I,lortgo to I Ile very
rn
tore of the united ownership of [tit, too.,
depend upon the natural law ..1 the joint ownership.
If wo re t zaiid Congre.s AN trustoos ',f the land for the
use of the it does toc t.teml.r.o.r.•
is their troiral duly tv exeetite the 11151 0 111 th equal
regard to the a ishes nt oath "r the pmprostora atot
wtthoct ;:ivitig to either tiny pit 010 oil,
o.r its relation to Ma Inatit,111“110 Wll,Ol. att .
It to the will eit . the to N.J. owiters. and 1 1„
trustees that is to govern.
511:111 al./play ,t/0.111 , ti t 4. tl.is sums; :1111tsti
by supposing lie North to e. !that' Lei ntIO
and the South :mother, and th a t together they own
the land, and have appointed 11 I.,tlzrA,s truster.
to dispose of it. \Vould it be Alt: lIT for such trustees
to adept any re:jail:atolls that a ould tend to giro to
the North any adiatitage er toe youth c Wail it
be right for the North to 214 , 1, or even to countentin - 0
1 the trustees in such an set of had faith? the it
seotus very plain that this would he a fraudulent
of the power vested in the trustees: and it in only
because the question presents itrt.if inn more octopi,.
noted form that the injustice of ;Ito proposition it no t
seen ; and for the same reason the fraudulent intent
is absent.
The South and the North own the land together,
and if it is thought best to settle it together and in
common, then of course their I ttO, :44 their title
alone is the measure of their right . for they hat e
made nu agreement as to the w a de of its enjoyment.
There is no superior power that has u right to die.
tate the low to them. The law of nature is their on
ly rule and what this is each has a right to declare.
Whatever is the fair proportion of the land belonging
to each, their title to it is absolute. and one cannot
dictate to the other how it shall use its rights.
While the land remains iu common each ought to lie
entitled to the free settlement of it without terms im
posed by the others, simply on the condition of re
speeting the natural low that requires discordant
•yr 4... •
J.
c' a. •
• • •'
- . ,
wbeii applied to L. the
when euiployiNi for irrigatiiio. it lie ;,,et for
that Laajarity to 11,1 r,e OVA 010,e 1,)!:11,t,
hr I , t,ppol ut the I,Lnlary and deloond
hock upeot,be IaLL4 fire n hill. they i:Lbeed, agaLL.:t
the will of the reve;ol owner,?
All ..,11r do ai!l I, h
Tho jrzilnem,• mo,‘,
111 . to re N: t 1.r ~:ro•n.. 1 .,.
• nt r .r. .
,;,
t thur ple,ll
i !r r •
1 hat
I 1, .11pl ft:l 4 1
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I 1 tit /
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It t':•it r Ole rule • t!:;;
11111111
CFO r.
IL {min,' CLIS6.I 1.41.11er 1111.1 Ittg Il u
2.11 prOmine, our . Pettit•lincnt 1111:,t be i n
•
This :earns to tan to b e .. i „i
meet of the natural hie 4 t h e as citi
zen,. we b ait; t o decide. It shows clearly what is
our moral duty as. a Union in relation to this ques,.
don, and proven that the Northern States are not re
,Tousible for the extension of slavery, because they
have on lettitituate power to prevent it, And I do
5101 It fiCIV t11:1( itr extension hits any tendency to pro
long it. I incline to think that that the dispersion
i,c Nl.:very into the wild hinds of the now free States
greatly facilitated abolition in them; jest as the dis
persion of 0 local titsc:LlC Incl IL tso ito cure.
EQUAL It It !ITS.
Senator Crittenden on lifillhaS and Black
Republicanleina.
Senator erttenden, of Kentucky, 117 well
throogbout the country as one of the most
moderate and e-u4ervatine men in the South.
In•lrr.l, to for bus la' curried his moderation
that he has become unpopular in hia own State.
The testimony of such a. man, in regard to tlft
ir.obles in Kat:sas and their cause, will theref"re
have great weight, et en with the Black Itepubli
,9llN. In a late sreech in the Senate of the Uni.
te I States, Mr. Crittenden sail:
" Is it not kale,. to /eery one who hears tae—is
11,e.r, one so ebt'andi.l as to deny it- -that thes e
trio:ides in Kansas are to form the great elements in
excitement ...heeh id ea ',este-el he curry .311. Fes
p. ee e i ee e se l'e,sieleeeem WE ALL K.NoW IT.
li‘elens, wheel i s leer destine, and when is
tee pe r t h.'. ^ She uetlet remain a scene of klood;
and more, in their bloody winding sheets, in the sir
gin soil of Kam,.:, mast be victims, in order to rree-
I„e,„, rfielliOr party etectinn
, e the I:ieite , l Yii3.3 MUST HAVE VICTIMS
FROM KAN-'l: 4 . Von must have emissaries to un
nounce th o se vi.•tims; you must hare witnesns, or
you meat at least liaSe telegraphs, to establish their
:loth throughout the land; and stump speeches, or,
it i may say s o, long senatorial.epeeches, cut up into
hairdo;en ,title would eerve the purpose of
many ald tie cr., r,,ml gathering, and many a stump,
to runke pe.,ido to tnati,mi...ltrld to mutiny.
8 in the country et :Lie,
end it great:y to ifteret t Ae epprehenei , n
that, a h;lo tilt- put-Feed tncroly for the per
eart.,,tt,: on elerti.oi, it may thilloterelly ham o
:he fatal tiotret.t ,•i ,itirring op CIVIL WAR in the
person who has paid the least attention to
tl, .-Klusas outrages," will dispute
the truth of 111 . rritterkico's What a
'clawlien: Lry In it upon a political faction that its
depewlant upon it, a g ility' to eX?it.
.1 vra •Le•i
c:;aotly
1,0 pt , . ti.-n t , l an•l novor rnough
exocrato I inctiou or Black Itrioll•iicana.
cul;t t are death to it. It can only
stuld the rage of war awl civil convu!-
nt.wing t, ih lerpirri , in their pai•si,:n
power rind )dace Lave incited and caused
, h;,e tiouhle , iu Kan..m. In the sight of
[leaven they are morally accountable for every
1 , 1) of that beeu shed in that ill fat«l
Territory. Tao Bia , k-Republican banner, upon
its treasaLahle fold., has these ensanguin,l
Good men and patriots should shrink
ir. L, rr, r and di-may front contact pith
s , aard, Sum nor, Chase. Gidcling 4 and
Pr, mon . prrSOIMI fortunes only can go
1;i, a. 11.',1" of the country sink into d'sinion
.LTI.I civil War
I.t It exrune- ettnti.l, , t)ce in the intelligence,
rtti di,cri:niunting judgment of the
.ktnorioart
*2 , 1. It evpre,e. the opinion that the Fetkr,ll
t,l,yonment j- of Ifni:!.] ptiviers,derirtiniPtde•
.v f thAt the grants of pr,w
-.— rh. , lthl he stric.!ly eort , trued—anti that it is
t., t . 4erCiSt , pt. were.
::1, 1:.1.-116: I, the Ilenceol itaverontrnt the
to n i.tonor.d 143 . stem luternAl
1,1,•h
Ida. It dettl. , th, ti7ht of the General Gov
r+ meat ..411tte,i•`,ttt.
Pr ,, teel,ve Tariff, and filvi , r.9
• f IT. rev. !Inc , such incidental pr0„..,a:.,
„..,a:., that it, ly
1. 11 favor+ eecnoiny in the public expen,li
71,. It .. , . at•th it that Ow prht..-ed.i of the Fall( a
1..!..a. , 1 , 1 1:e applied to natiot,4
-•;t I! .lot•irq poror of Ccmgregs tr eithrler
, N.., c).-,,;
n. h expr.•..., or
'r
A
~
,'! 11 the Li•icirine that Ciitigri
tiiiwor to interfere with the
f.r
1: appt at the , Ittaltfied vela Isoat ,, .
1 .t:h. thn .atprrtrah ,, e Mea,ll - ( ,
th.• Ptl ; .'inve Slave rANS.
;'''. I: t•lrlittS,a, rnuti.Ltaec in the fi , lttitc'iy
\ try,ton rn•olatinnv nf 179 s ftot i
I I It nonJ•-ntris KIJOir
t•J, Ear,as
•n or the 9lnte: , att , l the
S'tttnt:--and Ilt9nopolies tut , i
n
;•;!•,.
It Free Trn•le P.nd Free Sea.
'.: . 'l. Ir ,[11.p,“-t, the Nlotl.roetkr.trin..
It ~`presses u deci<lGA opinion in filo!.
frrr 1.4-twern the Atlantic and
iator-o.searsie route—ov. r
u.eh the ! .Str_tes should exer;.lio..,uch eon
a, their po.tt ~,,, and the priNllges whi:h
granlerl In "'hem by other S , iteq, entitle
them to.
I 11 I t syn: rirortti Om): •
)• Ct.:1:111 tu ri - genenite that p(,rti
C',ntlnent
le _lee
, 1 I I .t•
i tll
'•( min..
f.. 4 proper eflorts on the part 1
the Notien3l tninNtrnti‘•n t, itniare our tv-e,nr
••no, in the liujY tf M. tie,
Ixll,lt ,
1: it I:
It Invtd 111;:.t.t:y and postal roads to the
AVhat the Itlack-ICepublicans Believe.
I The KRck Itepublirans believe that the
T•t. , l !F. 0r tic Tv) ituric,; sl.“01,1 hvt he alh cc i
t" Indie their own looirs. Thcy have no Collf.•
.1 , 11 , , it] their cal - motto for self-government, and
tl the ( ~ o,grt., at Wa.hhiugton bet , er
ti,o alit InterestB of the ro
1,;, of do- Territorier than they do them-
They think that the voters of the State+
can Ire i'o te believe that the Democrat;
o 6.r are in tavor of popular sovereignty for the
Territorie. , , and who would give their eititcns
freedom to form their own institutions, are in
favor of the extension of slavery.
:I. They believe they can instigate civil war in
Kansas, and by their tulle—Lane sad Reeder
_inalie unprovoked attacks with armed men
upmi peaceful tettlemeuts, and then by dint of
uuserupulous falsehood: , actually obtain
capital out of a circumstance whiA ought to
tilt general execration.
4. They believe that an orgamitation founded
entirely upon geographical !NPR, which has no
existence, and can, from its very nature, have
existence in Imlf the States of the Union,
,oe triumph vests all power in the North and
10,Itte ,, the South its vassal, can sway the Govern
meat of the Confederacy without dancer „r its
They believe that the province of ministers
•f the Gospel is to dabble in party politics, in
prt,toltittz the word of lied.
Thr . thove br a t tree tiegroos ore a more
Itt.trahie population thou emigrant• from En
r• i e. Anti w unlit confer political privileges up n
the one and withhold them from the other.
7 They believe in a smaller Confederacy nt
•ixteen States, instead of the old oue i
by Wa.,liin.,;,ton and Jefiersoo, watch has already
hirty-oue, with Territories enough to make a.,
many more, and would east If the South beetiti-e
she is guilty in the estimation of these fanatics
of the in of slavery.
S. The Mack Ilepubli.:ani.. believe In the Main
Liquor Law, and In till the one-idea measures
f the day, which have been 'engendered in the
hot- bed of fanaticism, ignorance and fol:y.
T i n all 1:ND0I • , , .- -A Fremont meeting of nearly
4 was addressed last night by (for.
rtoo, at the Notiond Ward station. We doubt if
there were ilia there. He said the infamous laws
in relation to freedom of speech in Kansas wer e
pa.:sed by Democrats, and that President Pietro
had sought to enforce them. Both assertions are
utterly untrue.
A. Democratic Senate passed a bill to annul
them with the adviee of the President; and a
black republican House refused to pass the - - bill.
But for that refusal those laws would have been
repealed at this day. Mr. dhinstou knows it.
KANNAs.—The orders sent to Kansas by the
President will be likely to restore quiet thero in
a very short time. Treason and rebellion will
hare is short raoa whore liovernor Wary and
Urn. Pereifer F. 4mith command the forces of
the government. It is believed that the rascal
Lane will be a prisoner in ten days. If caught,
nothing on earth can clear him of the charges of
treason and murder.
HENRY J. CAMPBELL, indicted for the murder
of Jeremiah Fenton, and Jeremiah Potts for the
on:rder of John (lough were tried in .14bonsburgh,
l'arnhria county, last week, and acquitted.
FRE M OFT'S father-in-law. 001. Bento% and his
hrother-ia r law. W. Cary Jones, are both sup
poi :log Buchanan.
14
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MeIIEMMMI
The Democratic Platform
, pt: , :tion to the proseriptv
r•. , ” Ihe I I r.ll4lilircr.l
MEESE
.<..:..f~4 .. ~ 't. ~. ~ ..
iiektOeCjaiii
The ere i e.int se,e :,,thince of itarthird put np a lArg,4.!
Loa r,I n hnnty. to that ire, no Sat ortla) afternoon last, %Ouch
they call J:deky Mountain lint," and tried hard to get up .
n great amount of entlictainetu on the ficeaelon; lint it op.
pears from the Times that they found it "herd sledding."
The foilovelug "song," appropriate to the dedication, ap
peared in the Times:
S ON G,
TO OK NUNO AT THE nimodriort Or THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN
MIT HT MEMBULS Or TILE 'MIND MGR=
TUNE-- The Spider and the Fty."
"Will you walk into my shanty?" soya Know Nothing to
Nlyilimer;
"You eon bring along the ineerwhaum and your keg of
lager ;
Let Ino podt in, all forgotten,, not koijere no kind and true;
ilur party nerd,. recruiting, and we tinily turn to yell:
Wdl you. n ill you, will you, v. ill you—walk in deari
dear Mynheer'
."ri- tn. , we valled you infidels and Red Republic knaves.
And in Cincinnati, Louisville, sent Gunuans to their graves;
but now we are repentant, and we think it was a sin,
Aud it 3001 rote for Fremont, we'll kindly take you in.
Will you, will you, will yon, will yon—walk in uuw,
Mynheer!
''o that dear 'meet (Jarman accent,' how we love-it uone
can Lull.
As beforuwe mite have loved it, and the 'lrish brogue,• as
well;
From now until November shall our condesnenslon prove
How richly Sammy merit,' your gratitude and love.
Wil , pm, will you, will you, will you—walk in now,
tthotir r
Forgot the whole sad catalogue of what we've said or done;
Wo.rmllly didn't moan it, and maws yo 'ttveta in fon;
JoUi with LH in our chorne, and aid in,whlh, we sing
For Ihminit, Jesaid Fremont, Free-hell, Free -Everything!
Will yon, will you, will you, will yciu—walk in, dour
Slyuheer t bourses.
Black Republican Sentiments
The Ravenna (Ohio) Reformer, a Black Repub
lican print, in a recent issue gives utterance to
the following:
Our readers will remember that, in our last
paper, we published a speech from Gerritt Smith,
in which lie takes the ground that arms alone
will free the slave. If this be so, what is our
duty ? Is it to sit still and wait fur some one in
Kausas to begin the war? Let Gerritt write a
call for a Revolutionary Convention, put it in cit..
eulation, and go through the North lifting up
his trumpet voice in calling the people to arms to
put down slavery, and he will find a host rallying
tii his standard. Such a movement will never
come from such men as Lane and Robinson. It
i- not your merely restive and adventurous rene
gade Democrat who will lead in fighting for the
slave. Aboliteoniert4 111148 i lead in this holy war,
and it is high time that the apostle of this armed
crusade for freedom lifted up his voice."
Tu the same spirit the New York Tribune
recommends Governer Chase, of Ohio, to convoke
the Legislature to raise an army of five thousand
men, send it to Kansas tei fight the United States
troops, and thus commence the most deadly and
unfortunate fratricidal struggle the world has
ever seen.
The partisans of that faction in Congress
sought to strike down the National Government
by withholding supplies from the army. They
have already arrayed one class of States against
another, and in the conflict of sections are daily
weakening the Union sentiment. Their speakers
and newspapers are daily promulgating distnxion
sentiments; they display banners bearing upon
them but sixteen stars, instead of thirty-one.
Their course certainly tends to civil war, and yet
there are thousands blind to the terrible Collie.-
quenoem, and deluded into the belief that they
are acting with a national and patriotic party.
Two FACTS roa THE .PEOPLE TO PONDER.—
]: That the Senate discharged its full duty with
regard to the disturbances in Kansas and the
disgraceful and unconstitutional laws of the
territorial legislature, by passing a bill so fair
and just that it ought to have commanded the
support of all : and yet this bill was rejected lot
the Ho U
2. Tint the Rouse refused to do its duty, yield
ad itself to the guidance of the Black Republican
faction, and, so far from redressing the wronp;a
of Kansas, it sought to paralyze the arm of the
chief magistrate.
The record flies the responsibility on the
Black Republicans. They did not want the
unconstitutional laws of Kansas repealed ; they
did not went peace in Kansas ; they did not mean
there should be. peace in Kansas; they wanted
to use these laws, and coll. wait in Kansas, as
political capital to aid in the election of Fremont:
What Saul o.r Crittenden said was tate : " The
movement was designed to make political capital
to help Fretnent in the Presidential election. Fur
this reason Kansas was to remain a bloody scene
for the benefit of that party."
TT; rinpo•ition, haying become tired of calling
the Democracy " Locorocas," now apply to as
the appelligleu of "Bcichaniers." In relation
t' this latter designation the New Jersey 'Jerald
:
But what Inean3 our now title of Bucha
nier! At a to solve this query we hove
consulted Webster's Unabridged Diotionary, and
find that the primary signification of,-the word is
one whose business it is to hunt wild cattle and
swine.' Quite appropriate, truly We arc quite
reconciled to the title. We are hunting Just that
sort of game, and like to hear them bellow and
squeal in response to our discharges.'
4Q-interesting to those suffering front
Hendne he —A certain remedy fnund In Dr. lII • LA\S'E
(ELKBR 4,TED 1.1 , 7E1: PILLS, pn•pnred by FLEMING
DELOS., of l'iftsburgb
The folloa.ns is a sample ci certiflcatas, recciced daily
( * rum our own dliZellS
Taw Toss, Angnet 1, 1831
Tbia is to certify that I hare beensubJect at litllc3 to severe
Lew/ache; sinietimes the pain would ho so several ..rood
rest neither day or night. Hearing of Dr. Lone.'r &dna_
fed Lir r Pillg, prelared by Fleming Bros., I gent and got a
bon, of which I took two pills on going to Mid, for two nights
They rd,.e.d tar rwirJy. ;;Evmutizne has now elapsell,
and
I have had no more trouble from sick headache.
M. .101iNfiTON, 118 Lewis Street.
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Purchawril will be careful to mik (or Dr. !!•Lane's rek
brah,l L,ror /Via. manufactured by Fleming Bros, of Pittte
Na. A.ll other Liver EU* in compariaom are worth..
lean. Dr. .JFLatielf genuine Liver PAIN alisople celebrunnf
V.:mangy, con now ho hod at all respectable drug 001 , 11.
None genuine without the nignaturo of FLE.1.1.13a1. BROS.
Also, tor solo by the aole proprietors,
FUMING 115.05.,
gnome:sore to J. fildd. d CO.,
Bowl No. 60 Wood won, fortis!. of Fourth.
441- Opinions of the Press.--TLe following it
Isms Oell. lift/. P. Morris, in the flout ✓ours! of November
T. 1,46:
All editors probes to be the guardians of thcilighte of the
pe.iple, and to keep them advised, through their columns,
of whatever shall mine for their benefit. We will live up to
this letter, and inform them that the moat wonderful and
valuable medicine ihr their general nse ever invented, iv
]fogies! Ittea k.rfrac.titnr," Its virtues aro no rare,
mighty and v.-nutria, that Oft9ll they appear to work mere
like minielivt th mu by ecitinee; se effective, electric and no
b'unding ore Its ravers UZI tho human bud), that, thong!,
now it is daily tried by thousands of piniple. not one of this
great mans but is delighted beyond compari.u, aud candid
ly coulees they, on nu consideration, will ever again be
without it.
The inventor, Mr. L. pulley, tots wtsely kept the secret to
Oututerteits are burly about it, but without sue-
Gem. Ita uversbeimluer merit/ defy all competition, and its
poetillari ues analymis. IVe conildeutly cAmtmend all pirentr
to irk Its acquaintance, fur muruly much a friend, who laughs
at death ,nol suffering, rultare the Mind, how, halt mid
lo re.: to per lut'Lltl, 0.21...1 all from path. la " a friend in
deed."
N 0 wish the discoverer of this mighty blessing, Who to a
real iieuelachir to inaukinii,God speed.
Noun goiluit.o without a etoel-piate uhgraved label, with
aloatures
HENRY DALLEY, Manufacturer,
C. V. CLICIC_SNItIf. di, CO., Manutkohipars.
Sold at afteents per hoz by Dr:l2Df). IL KEYSER, 140
Wood street, and by nearly every dealer In medicines
throughout the Duilett Stated. 411 Orders or letters fer , M.
forntatiou whim, to be addressed to C. V. CLICK*3IL
A CO, New York, opt4devr2w..
43 - Feirdtist a vespectable and lutel.lloeat
tested and tried many 0112,1 must
say that the Improved itict,ene'e Liver PON I/glared by
pr. I. epott 4 Co., bank Place, Morgantown, Vat, are the
hest and most effectual remedy (or sick headache and Ms
eased liver that I ever used, and recommend them to the
afflict.' as being mild In their operation and curative.
Illorttiodown, January 29, l&ful.
Dr. McLane's WWl= Liver FD,Is and IitPIiOVED Venni
fuse, aid() Dr. 1. Scott', Celebrateg Wl<itp ctrow.hui Lini
ment, prepared solely puder the suer vision of Dr. I. Scott,
a regular Moditail graduate, and Physician of extensive pram.
tire. None genuine, only an prepared by Dr. L Scott 3 Co.,
Bank Place, Morgantown, Virginia,
YEWS FROM TUB FOUNTAIN ILF.k.DI
Monomer-oars, TA., Sept. 12, ISSS.
This is to certify, That I have examined the Recipe ter
preparing McLane's Improved Vermithge and Improved
Liver Pills by Dr. I. Scott, who has been In the No* a p r ,,
paring nod using toy oriOnal medicine° 1p my utile° during
the lost ttlirtssat years, add that I believe Ito lion improved
them. I wake the above stotemo4; the more willingly an I
have no interest iu them whatever. C. tdcLANE,
Dr. SIOLADIN 311,PILUVED Vorllthilge and TatPROVID Liver
Pills, areopipallied by certlfiesto of C. McLane, for sale by
Druggists and Mercbsats everrmbere.
Da. ONO. H. HE'YBRB, 140 Wood et, wholesale Agent.
Dn. J. P. FLEXING, Allegheny, near Railroad Divot,
Wholesale Agent B,oB:dawape
•Tar - Whywill you Suffer, wurs RELIEF CAN BE
Si) EASILY OBTALNEDI—IIave you a Bore Throat, Qulnay,
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Bronchitis, Croup Stitt - Joints, Frost
Biwa, 8111 - 08, Sprains, or Pains In any part of your system I
You can be relieved at once by using the moat beautiful of
all Liniments, the " White Circassian Liniment," prepared
by Dr. SCOTT, of Morgantown, Va., and for gale cheap,
wholesale and retail, by Dr. KEYSER, 140 Wood street, and
JAS. P. FLEMING. near It. R. 115pht, kregßeity.
ver !lament in another column of to-dny'a peg.' (part:lm
t
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• viaak np two
l'Earput:i. Btru.urti.- Whit lady or gentle
would retain uuder the acirse of a Liettgfeeabie
.breath shot by using the '‘ Bohn 0/*cr nloiitb:a
Flowers" aft a 'dentilfice NOtl d not tally render
it sweet but leave the teeth white as alabaster?
Many peons do not latow their breath is had,
and the subject is so delioa k e their friends will
never mention it. l'otitl a Aingle drop of the
Balm ",_aa your tooth-Mush and wash the.teeth
night and morning. A fifty cent bottle will last
a year.
BEAUTIFUL CoMPLExion miy easily be ac
quired by using the Palm e t i a Thousand Row
ers." It will remove tan pimples and freckles
from the skin, leaving it of a soft and roseate hue.
Wet a towel; pottri co. Coto or throe drops, and
wash the Dice night and morning.
SLIAVLEGI ..EASE.—Net your shaving
brush in either warm or cold water, pour on
two or three drops of " Balm of a Thousand
Flowers," rub the beard well and,..it will make a
beautiful lather much '.fatiiiitating the operation
id shaving. Price only fifty ; cents. For sale by
Fetridge & Co., proprietos; and 13. A. Fahuo
-stock & Ca., Fleming Bros, R. E. &Bern & Co..
Dr. G. H. Keyser end H. Miner& Co., Pittsburgh
and Beckham & I . ... Rennin, Allegheny city.
.•_ . _
.@ - have Von a Rupttme off the• liOnvelal
would otos: reattoctfolly invite iho attention of these af
flictd with hernia or rupture of the bowel,, to my splendid
Rasta tmeot of 'Names of varioustattermi, and to suit every
age, applied and fmtbdaction gifitrau tied in every case, at ray
office, No. 140 Wood street. Pittsburgh, Pa., sign of the
Oelden Mortar. Among the Truuan sold by too will be
found
Marsh's Eta CS.re l'rtus;
French Trusses, rery light -spring
Gum Ektftic Tru4o3;
Chadren.e Trusses, sine,: and doubie.;
Umbilical, Trusses, chibLrrni and uthdls
Ebel-h's Eliptie S . pring Truss ;
Dr... 3. S. Pitch', Supporter Nast;
The reify:of Trusses fury from $2 to $3O. Tlernial
nr lioptured•patients Can be eriitOil by remitting faunas and
sending* the measure around the hipti, stating whether the
rupture is on the right of left ebb. I also sell and adapt
Dr. Bani.tin t er Luce or 1.1,,iy Srace; for the cute cif Probate
sus Uteri, Weakness of the Chest or Abdomen, Piles, Chronic
Diarrhoea, and any wealcuessdepeuding an a weak and debili
tated condition of the abdominal merles,
Dr. Fades Abdominal Sappirclsr
.Englich Elia& A/stood-rod heirs;
Silk ae& Brits ;
And nearly every kind of Supporter DOW is 11.. 1 Iths,
•
.Chnulder Braces or 0, ery /Style, fur we.ak eltented and stoop
ehould,red porsons.
Elastic Moaings, for brolrai iu,d wicoso volua.
Sugyensory Lkandagts, of WI
Syringes of cool, raruty and pattern' , and In fact every
kind of mechanical st,ppltauce need to thl cure of dissease.
BR. KEYSER would atato to penes. Su want of Bracm, r
Truesxr that ho can often - send to suittlusemtiout by within.
but it la always hotter to see the Anent and apply the Trues
or Brace pramonally. Address
jullhdtwly
•cir' Astonishing ElTrots of one Bottle, in
an aggrassialtiaci ut• DVSI.IOIIA. •
MRIVII 1864,
fl4u Sir-rilurlng the last five year I have born afflict.)
with Dycycitrta in Its [MIK aggravated form, and hove used,
withont ran:icing any benefit therefrom, nvory remedy
recommended for that distnile. 11 fact, I was afflicted so
badly thst on unsuiuocasions I wr ix gre4tl &mgr fljayiregi
fiwzp suginratian, in consequent , . of the risomUrnatter In my •
thfoat, and all my efforts for, relief were to Vain. I - at.'lll.
/an Induced, through tho reetulnettexthru.or fiel'eral 'or
friends, to try ".Iloolland's Erdman Ilittensr null I ^..astrie
you the amount of relief I have receiVoit;'frop CtoutoOf
only ono heads, i 3 astouhdting.and compels me say Anti_
would not be without the Bitters for any a oonYi kw./ 'am.
now, through their uterenjoying batter item I hare
known for many years. Very resfrectfclly, yours, •
To Dr. C. M. Jack:on.
Polo advertisement_
Furgala by YLEMING BROS. and Dr. GEO. 11.
Pittsburgh. iski2wd4-w
48-A. Public Deneituri.or.-Thie llppellarOn
bo applied with truth to Donald liennvly, the disaiiarer of
Kennedy's bledital Discovery, for who can lay. 14hor anlm
to the title than he who I , Si7tl.lhiii fellow nmn . flaxt illawaso
and restores him to health. The Distuiery Itits..;beiounsei
Jowly relebrainit for its alarm of linmors,ttud the priitit# . f.teir
is ditty receiving crentnnuieutlont from fnilfriduali,iituth i g
that they 'have haen airia of iA,raaea tlisehn does note eti.
thus as enrolls iu Ithieinadar. Thie is owing to the fart that
many itillPaleas are brought on by humors. sack ac Comma)),
lion, 13Iinduess, kr. We Lupo that the afflict.' will tie
and timely in t b , to au desirable ND natal°,
gal - foe long agwrtixement to ant.tlot column.
Sold u hulesisle nut/ reiatl . iit Ini. G }MUIR. U. filZY;;ll4ili
140 .V..vkl streut, iribrzrof the- tial.inu Mortar, 10.,1 at .I f. ,
FI.EMINOI 4 , Allogbetty. . sel.3:olm
AO - Batchelor% Hair Dye--Xn Lair it tott
nous to.frowr.y, gray or rusty, Lain timio beautifully lilnek
or bn.twn insuualy, withoht the letwf inftwy-to hair or skim
Wanweieff. 31hde and sell, of applied !Ono prltht,
rooms) at 233 13raraisray, tnw York.
Sold., wholesale and retell, by , Dr. Gee. 11. Rusin, 140
Wood street'
4.iy- 11E11 a.-11:e hays Jaulreceivtal out FALL STYKES.
Oil SOFT Dit_BSS U.A.TS..s.I" all qualities, cslars and ptites"
awl we lioW Ilattsr oursalves that we tan . Thais. nil
favor rts with a tall. uciztn.azk.r t co,
au:a) llli Wood siratt..
Ai- Fall Style.—W,. gill fotni.lu,o on Sothilloy,
Augnirt our.FALL STYLSK OW SILK HATS. Cab
Alia our, them: A good Rot for f,;3.01L
au3o moitilux CO., la; Wood Et.
1800 ACRES OF TLMBER, COAL ntul
IRON OIU i1../iN4ll,piii:ced li,t solo ou tiirsr
able teltus, or •in gcba> rfif ropminiy AN this city i.r
cousitryl'
This Land is bossily timbered, and tiro c..tivenientlyto the
CiJailor' ricer, in Forest countyots that. tho
floated out and brought to market. "
It contains an ELRV - EN.FOOT YFllif of
GOOD CCOAL
Under a large portion, of the lacal.. • .
T4oro also
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/trftliAltro alt!d:idniesioiAle
In ilbtuldekrical s 4oit Itad the soil in good and well water,l.
A IL D
Ie ,
surveyed.acrcastlt, audirillAttsdosibt , ..liniit, whirl i.
pastor a li ne or ffaaniew York tcrEt• Louie.
The soil *good and getitndii mita , ialn the !nide ...I
a region chat wlit idafiliactiefof tha beafereaug regions at
th The - 1800 acrealleOggliallii a itody,a4tlanli be sat at a
bargain to thti4ntridtasat Ilikaire_nf-. •
4 ,B4 V o a.44 . le4Oidett° Agent,
-xmWatuffftrtt, Pittsburgh.
VAIMESTOCK,
IMPORTER : i. bitAtithtir
FOREIGN - AND DONESTIA.
HARDWARE.
No. 83 Wood street, between Diamond
allerand Fourth. street.
• :Pi TTSBURG 1, I A
Tarenbocriber le noir opening a well selectee Netirt
meat of foreign and doinestitTosiirnre, all new, and will lx
ealil on a. idail fermi an any other `lndian- in • Oils city. lie
will alWarlf yp,p On hand a &aril/ WWI - nerd of
curtzliv, ilAitrzyr NM' TOOLS, &x.
To which lie reepocOully lord. the nowntion of pirrcLanera
ntli2d SAAIUML FAIIN ESIVOIL
W. DEW= WOOD W. E. #(001111EAD.,-. : -.0. F. .31 . 01.D01:
WOOD, MOORHEAD Si, CO.,
American Gaivanized,.Rest Refined
COMMON SHEET- IRON,
And Solo Agent for the nolo of W. DEW.= WUOILS'
CELEIRATED.
PVT IMITATION RUSSIA MET IRON.
GALVANIZED CORRUGATED IRON, for Roofing;
SPIKES, NAILS, and lIO9P IRON.
Wei.roNouse, No. 134 Firat st,Pittaburgh.
Zrif - A-Tat ORDERS FUR tt ALV ANI ZINCIsill be promptly
-Mended to at the Work& tui2G
KENSINGTON IRON WORKS.
URNRY LLOYD
..... .GEO. DUCE,
LLOYD & lOLACK,
MANUFACTURERS OF BAR, Eimwr, HOOP A ANGLE
IRON, NAILS AND SPIKES. .
Also, FLAT BAR PUNtaIIID PAIL It Q.AI
9 1) WATER strca% Lot:knob Wofxl
MJI i Mark ..t au2l3:l-m
J. M. KERN
R. M. 11UNTER
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(sucarisoll TO zrna & nusr)&A
Receiving, Forwarding, Commis-
STEAMIQAT AGENT.
54 CONERIAL STREET,
ALEX. H I LTNTEk,
DMA LEK IN
F LOUR. GRAIN.
BACON, LARD, LARD OIL,
AND .P.ItODUbB GWNER4II,I,I'
No. aos LlbeitY Isireet,
dr. •Halm! ITITHIIIIII4III
fIiffitIONWILTITIStittwE Co.
ItARRISEUE6- • PENA
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cliartereA saothooo. •
Insures grindings and other Property mairrpt Clamor
Damage by Piro; oleo, againet PeriLq of gm - Sea, tolfind
Navigation and Tra
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turpurtation. -.• • •
:. (IN eimmtv, gr4odeft!
tiENJ. PARKE, Vloo Pirigdout.
8. S. CARRIER, Secretary.
A. A. ak "H . ", Ammi, Yourth Awl SluittinekL [jam
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81d11 of the Golden Mortar.
0 A.l;T h :
No. 1% thtter'A ale!)
A RARE CIIANCIO.
MAN UFACTURERS OF
sion Merchant
AND
St. Louis no
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:50. PALL AND WINT.Kei
' :DRY • cooDk!
I A, A. MASON& CO;
Twenty...five, PIAli Street,
a LATUM am(
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SPLEN DID 'STOCK'
Of DRY (100D8 far the rALL AND , WINTRa TBAD•
' consisting of -aiare !ban: - •
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150 CASEglitl) PichAeas -1-
SLK I - Sf
DRESS GOODS,
EM
_BROIDERIES.I
Elegant etyles of
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RICH .PLAID, BhOC r ADE, OhIERE. SHA,DED, EXTILI
HEAVY PLAIN 'BLADE, and COL6RED BILKS g
/taautiful styles of
' k:
PRINT*/ bteIIESELIW-DE LAMES, *ooL PLAID
PRINTED AIKEINO4 HOUD'rAgASIETTAS, g.-
BLACK ALPACriS 'Ai . D BiliiiBA ZIN E
Now Herman and Scotch ' ' '" -
Emlinounims,
• :.• IVIIITE WOW.- ' • '
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'Ono' Hundred. altiliej.fill
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4 , :„5-..•••• ---,-
HOUSEKEEPING GOD ,11 -,, ...-•:i,'-r , - 4.,, '.."!jt
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TOWELING% BLANKETS, 12E:ILTS
,A. ND DIAPER...? .
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Fifty Comes of ' g - : Z - "'.',..•,: - . 7 - ,' 2
LONG AND SQUARE ISGOI.LKN PLAID AND P
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-- , v , •.7,,: ,- .0.
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0 INO GAMS, ' ELNGLISII MkiDitt, PRIN;I7, SDIRTINI - ..:4- '. - ,)A AtT' -, ;: , '''', Z . . T. i f . 'I /
CHECKS, PICKINGS, FGANKEIG,IILDACIIED :,:' - ; . • ..- ':''' ' i'' l % -1 .-, ; , 4 1T .. , : f
AND znow*4iiiLiki - `, l ': 3. ki -- ..1..! -- 4i,.,' .,- .",;. '','- ~.' ":",
2000 CLOAKS, TALILIS liNTILLAS
Of now style in gilks, Whets, .Clnaiintaoths and Be,
ver Cloths.
New Goode will 'be dilly reeetrell tlyintsie/iit the wagon
4er 0 Ni, 17- ONN
.17.. : 111,4154111,76i,
Prrrseueng, September
DIED: 4
At the residence - of.hia =Other. on Centro'Avotinf., Pi :-Pt
Lurch; on Monday morning, at 3 o'clocki the ifon.. - W.'
4
The friends find acquaintances of tho - iloomuted ,
to attend hie - funeral from sold residenio-on - TO4.lWnir NIX '
at 10 o'clock, A. M. ' 'die]
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NEW ADVekfaiilEliti.
,(--,.. • POLE RAISING ANIi GOOD• SPEARTNG IN T11t.,,,,„ ~
tk-V" SIXTH WARD —An old - fa s hioned . Hitkory will b -
raised on TUESDAY• EVENING, the 16th hum, at ?:sere t ,
o'clock, at the Demoontaclittemd. for the UPPltir Words, 0 '
Allton atreet,-at which threrdOTINIROTtf, Esq.; Will addre
our German citimamin.illeir native 'knave, iniA Ham P. ',....
SHANNON, E.. 2: JONES- and - IX-D. II 00. Esq. tut
consented to tie With hts. 1 / 1 " 4, 6 laf CODDID, anti a gig' elk 1 ",
tendant° Is POti i i d : - ~.., gt .1):11 % Wifilh. i '
sold' './ ' ." PradliOnt •
11T...---3iirkrZillithere'rWat I ) e'a-ntgUlar fueling '
1.1•,.) , ' the THIRD AND SIXT,II,:.,WAIID t , DEMOCRAT'
ULHE CUTE on•THIS (TUESDAY) EV MING, at 7 o'clock ''.--
lu - IYJLIII,NS _HALL. " 7
All the. M.•tubers atittOomnittlees aro requesfed to atten i
ihrsiump of impertanot, to the Club-wilt tnetroatucteif ,
' selks WILL BLACK, Presl.
lIt,AGBIGIIHTIJAAL NOTIM.,-Thellatirdo Muir/
kt.e." gore of theVitutity Agricultural Socleti whl meet at!
their hum. in Gib Coutt Illousp, s on WEDNBSDAY, the tittl.
ttsybt September. Pnontpt and full atientioncitarequestedl
JOHN YtiliNG.dr., Pres't
S. Scoots:B, Jr., Sac'S. . sulttd—chill i
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ILLIED - ONTMENTAND,RI4IO.IISYRUP I I
~$
... A wpm; ,A.-rittApispyr cyan_ Y
FOlT',Stellilf:Af, .gAT.T.IiffEGM, ERYSIPELAS. SC4LDO,
HEAD, _thincent. Cancerous UDIDDr.r 13 arben' ittbs
tarns, Mercurial and Fever Fort", Ulcers,. mug. i"
Worm, Neuirlgin, (Dwilltimargou t val by marker. g
or Sores in the tigad,) Blittunn=or •
Complaint, lU•ouchltis.• Jena "..,
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in the. Throat, Lungs, Back or
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Sold generally 'throughout the United S'otdoe Matilhinanas •:',
by Druggists and Apothecaries: 1
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, • Agents wanted inall parts of the Union.
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HAYS A • NASH , Proprietors, • Lawrence, Mots. Dr. Dr. GEO. If. 6 EVSER„ No. 140 Wood stgeet, Wholesale,'
argil Retail Agent for Pittsburgh.
Deware of a counterfeit article laths market styled the!
-17eutilirett Ointment,"put,up hp/ImM Kent. Iself..ly l ,
Pi IN IiOTEt FOR- - ..A.liK.' , --:-I.lke Buty
l_ scriber offers for sale tho large POD' Story Iteliding on
the ..Titer of Smithfield dud Thlut unbar, known to. the
"CITY HOTEL." The OITY IIOWIL occupies ono of the
butt liteatient in the city, and lota mar been popular with
the Marches., public. Ithr RE emadleutt repair, and capable of •
recommodating 4.hirgit husinoes7 TIM subteriher, ha ad- 4 t'
dition,to the IlutelaniFthe Lot on which itatands, will also t
aisP9ve:or ttieJtrattannurat the ißtabutimellt. Jt I. in
an Oxman/et , state of preservahtm, bciiii in'use but two I
woos. and all he sold at a barman. Tide lan ('are chance; ,
fat• capita/lets, orptrtior wishing .to , go-inte the nowt buel..
nese to Make altrohtstile investment and they - would do wen.
to giro. the matter 'their attention. Tlftr - ternts—part in 1
ca di. the balance In one and four you'd Anal" personally
.., by k ter to LIENRY nEAItEk%
016. city ilftiteb a.
Pittiburgb, P
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AirA - -- LL PAPER AVARgIEt OUSE--
w. P. MARSHALL a CP. 1 ' '
lIIPORTER,S ANA) DEALEIS,
S 7 WOOD 'street, between Fourth street and Diamond alloy
Where may Ise fond an extensive aasoitiiiief every dr..
sot [piton of
PAPER flAtifillkin , for
.
llnils
Dining-Rooms,
_ and - Chanibers.
Also,„ WINDOW 1811ADES in great rtuiety, atthe lowest ,
prices to country dealers..
BAC W., P. & CO.
Tn's. a
(TUESDAY) EVENlNG,"September‘
labt 8 o'clock, will besolt.'. nt the Corainercial Sakai
Boom. curvet of Wood and kifth streeta
-5 Gold Watches, detached totals, and cyl. etcapemont.
7 SitTer Watches;
I enperior Revolting Pistol:.
8 011 Paintings, in handsome gilt frames.
seta P. Si. DAVIS. Avicer.
VIIESIONT JUN, ATTENTION I —We.;
ju will receive, this aftentooa,slloo lettnlONT itADOFS. ;
Ail who intend to bo la the procession tit:tut.rl kw should .
dune one. As the demand for them is verylarge, you had.
better call early and procure one of them. They can be lord' .
by tattingor impalas to •
W. A. OILDItisiP WINE? Ai CO.'6*,
Infth opposite.thO.Theatre. ,
sal°
tioußTll. STREET .ROAD PRQPERTY:
1.2 Al' AUCTION.—On Septet);kr 18, 1840,-1
at 3 o'clock, •P. lidondbe month.; a One Lottif around mei,
the Pennsylvania Avenue or Fourth Street . U Raid, end EM
the anuaroUliiglistreet: 29 feet I:tont by 111. feet deep, on':
which-is erected Ave Brick and two Frame 'Dwelling 'louses.
This property rents for IMO a-year: all tenanted; is In good
order, Bad will positively.e sold. Terms llt sale.
IMAM.= A Ii,IOIIEY, "Real Estate Brokers.
sold • JAS. IiIUEI9NITA,. AUctioneer.
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ANK STOCKS AND BONDS AV A ue-
I TlON%—on TIIIIINSDAY uveninlr , Septooiber 18tb, at
o'cLick, at tho lierebante-Exchtuage, ,-or,lll bo.oold
-40 Shane Miichatilca' kiit6burgh;,.,,,
ld " Alauutochirere ic Panders link of Wheelin6/-
2.Conpon Boodii„Allegheily Camay, sam ench.
• _P. DAUB, Amer..
QUASSIA TOMO CUP' FOR DXSPEP
TICB,-,This is the 'haul 6i:iv - Went =miler of, using '
Bitters. wino ease full of Weber, Or t-itie poured into the
cup Vartakri instm.tly and without futtlitm tvaibla the
inedicinabgroperties of the tlamiSia Weed, which Is consider
ed the most Ithojile, efficient and leas liable to:lrritatethe
doom& thus any. other Tonic aew in uso, for eels by
JOs. YLPARNO.
sels corner Market street, and Diamond.. ;
ALLIERIS FURN.ITU YOLTSwill'!
oesnvo nod impart a beanGful glues to alt kinds or
potianovi and varnished furnitnra, oil pelt:Bumf, idno o fo rtes . •
cases, 4c. noinekropernmbould give it a trial, tbr sale!
JOS. RI:43IINQ.
nett - corner 'Market str. , --t and Dientood. •
aCOMRS.—A largo supply justrec'd'
and for sale by JOB. PL-Lhf` 1 - NO,
sel.s cm. Market street and Inamoud.
liESII supply .of Cleaver's prize, medal
Honey Soap; Low's brown Windsor; Jules ilariers
hi
Pdocc, Estrldge's &Waled Balm of Thousand Flow
ers, tor aale by. JOS. FLEMING,
sodactor. Market street and"Diernond..
CON RESS, BEDFORD mvURLITRAJOK.
Mater. can be had fresh, at JOS. Ii1.1011i(0 8,
P 4.5 cor. Market. strqS auditions:mak
DOMESTIC GOODS--Just; received, 500'
altgt3A
auc, Bro. Mtmlins,
• TiCkik q e, -
Ginghatos,
Madder Prints,
Cloths,
JOWLY,
son
Shirting Cheeks,
ranuele, .
Litrop t
Pailnt:tte,
ettOirrcercli.'
Tweeds. •
A. A. MASON k 90., 2t Pit
DONNET RIBBONS—a splendid assort-
J,JI ment of new styles of honest R.lbbons Put' - received at
seta A. A. M *SON & t3)'S. 4
QIIAWLS—W o will receive on the 17th
kJ' inst. a: large lot id' new and, Tory dt,alratple Long and 4
SquitrolVoollen.Strawls ; - also a largo lot of Gent's Travel
ing Shawls. A. A. MASON & CO,
eeLS
stmt.
D 1 :2M) "DRESS SILKS —We have D rs
recolvt4 some very handsome, .1,0,s of Phtitt ee • ?4
Siam: alsolsome Splendid yard wide lilt limirettStlks.
salA, A. A. :lIASON a co. 1
FLAGS -All the ina A teric .A. tl u s A i s iL rie w — s , for — 7 r
- latent
25 Fifth stre4t. 4
SA ssAFRAS BARK —5001 b,. i;TtiTr7 tint
fur Rale by Ve7s) PIA:NINO aßaig—
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iust civet): awl for Bale by jeelf4 YI:14111'fflBITS.
BiaNPßETki's pu;r4::.g grosa siPyg ,
mut fur eatoby., (100) Ft - b3.11N0 TIRO&
St PI 14.-10 gross in store and for
(Kcir,) yjy24l7Co EROS.
itr —Rl'Ol2.
ooLS %rotet on band and for *de
. - PLAIIINWE4.OI.
TrafiffS — NTE E.Wrifigf FON
in store rur side by 6.:olts)' 'it.1.144 , 1/NOWNIIk
GENUINE EIARLE 01L-15 gnu jug
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reed and for solo by toolOi VLOLINCI
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