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SEP rEhl BE R 17
WEDNESDAY hi a -
" THE FLAG ON OUR UNION FOREVER V
FOR PRESIDENT.
JAMES BUCHANAN,
OP PENNSYLVANLi
FOE. VICE PRESIDENT,
JOHN C. BRECKINRLDGE,
01' KRNfIJCEY
Democratic Blectoral Ticket of Pennsylvania.
T.LECTUIIS AT LAlttia :
•
CHARLES B. ELICKALEW, Columbia
WILSON IPCANDLESS e Al legheny.
lit District: GEO. W. NEDINGER, Philadelphia Co.
2d " PIERCE BUTLER. Philadelphia City.
Id " 'EDWARD W A RTAIAN, Philadelphia Ca.
4th " WAL,II. WITTE, Philadelphia Chanty.
6th " JOMM - McNAIII, Montgamary County.
6th " 201111 H. MURTON, Cheater County.
ith DAVID LAURY. Lehigh County.
Sth " CRADLES KESSLER, Berke County.
"" JAMES PATTERSON. LancniterCo.
10th " ISAAC SLEEKER, Unitas County.
11th,, ERAS. W. HUGHES, Schuylkill Ow
12th " THOMAS OSTBRIIAIST, Wyoming Co.
18th " ABRAHAM EDINGER, Monroe Oo
14th " REUBEN WILBER, Bradford County.
15th " GEORGE A. CRAWFORD, Clint= Co.
16th JAMISFI BLACK., Perry County.
17th " HENRY J. STAB LE, Adam' Co
18th " JOHN D. RUDDY. Bemereet Co.
19th " JACOB TURKEY, Westmoreland Co.
33th " J. A. J. BUCHANAN. Greene Co.
21st " WILLIAM WILKINS. Allegheny Co.
2241 " JAILFJ 4 0. CAMPBELL, Dotter Co.
2Ed " THOMAS CUNNINGHAM. Boom Co.
24th " JOHN EEATLES. Clarion On
25th " VINCENT PHELPS., Cratrionl (Monty
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.
GEORGE SCOTT, CM 031.01fhla OM
JACOB FIAT, Jr, !dorm=sr Oc.
OMMITOR 01141:11 1 / 4 1. :
JOIIII ROWE, or PE.SICLIO CO
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET.
ODSOEB4--T•I2fTT-FULST lISSIILICT
WILSON SVC AN DLES 9, Cowan Togrwstar
CON° SI:COSD DrErnuc - r :
JAMES A. GIBSON, Put Tulrsatur.
HOPEWELL HEPBURN, ern.
ADMIItBLT :
TIMM A 8 8. lIAB.T, Innwra Tormanir
AUGUSTUS RAIITJE, Itsararz Torment,
SAMUEL JONES, DTI'.
1.. B. PATTER ON, 3ttrrun TOWNSHIP.
SAMUEL SMITH, ALtznincrr era.
Dr. JOHN POLLOCK , Poratxy ItArruni,
rtOI:I=TING ATTORSICY :
MATTHEW HTEW ART, Lumina, Ctn.
COMITY COMMISKIONYI,
ROBERT B. GUTHRIE, Roars:sox Towssair.
EDWARD THOMPSON, Wrumrs Towxyzu r.
COII7}TT nccvrna
EDWARD WCORKLIG, brmuma Towasslr
DILIC7OIO 07 11 POOFt
HEART BELTZEIOOI7gI3, ELatinnzt, ,3 years.)
JOHN JOHNSTON. LAwiszfervuis, i I
ROOM, of Democratic Dainty Cirrerwat, I
of Chrresponelenec, St. Charles Hotel. f
There will be MEETINGS OF TILE DEMOCRACY, , ii,D
LINE WHIGS, and ALL 1 1 7110 ARE IN FAVOR cir Tlll
UNION AND CONFTITUTI , Di, in the following rim m
Citizens., without distinction of former party amotatii.ao.sre
mirdially in mod to attend.
The Democrats invite and challenge Ineestigation
WEDNESDAY, I;t9 Inst.—At Schad House, raw Jobn
Oraloun's, MODN Tmr*rihrp. ar .oclork
THURSDAY, lath mat—At John 84:V.lutuf06, nieuten. ill*
Road, ROBINSON Township, at 6 o'clock, P. IL
FRIDAY, 19th inst.—At Blackburn's Milt, la null IN
Townahlp, at 4 o'clock, P M.
SATURDAY. Witt Inst.—At Manroamille, PATTON Town
ship, at 2 o'clock, P. M.
SATURDAY, 20th Inst.--At Port Perry, at 2 o'dxll,.
SATURDAY, 20th inst.—At Larremoville, at T teckoct
MONDAY, 224 tout.—At New Texas PUN Ttltrnahi It':
634 o'clock.
By =des of the Oomsaltte• of Corimpundssica.
DAVID CAMPIMILL, Cb'n
TIIII BMWS.
The immigrant arrivals from Europe at New
York, daring the week ending Thursday, foot up
2478, making a total from let of January to date
of 92.,050, against 96,985 same time last year.
A great fire occurred in Bloomington, 111., on
the Bth insL, which destroyed eight buildings,
valued at $50,000. There was considerable in
surance on the buildings and goods.
There was a Democratic mass meeting at
Parkeburg, Chester county, on Friday, which
was attended by upwards of twenty thousand.
The delegations from Lancaster county were very
large, and West Chester sent an immense crowd..
Nearly all the stations between Parksburg aod
Philadelphia sent large delegations, accompanied
with music and banners. The utmost enthu-i
-sem prevailed.
The San Francisco Vigilance Committee, as we
learn by the last steamer, was about to disband.
Judge Terry, of the Supreme Court, had been
discharged from its custody, and the work of dis
mantling the Committee's fortifications commenc
ed. This accomplished, they resolved, on Mon
day, the 18th ult., to marshal all their forces,
and openly, before the world, to march to their
quarters and there consummate their work by
resigning into the hands of the people the power
delegated to them at the commencement of their
labors. They had a very imposing parade, the
number of men under arms being between 4000
and 5000.
From California we also learn that the Com
mittee charged with the collection of anbeorip
flops for the relief of the family of the late James
King of William, report the receipt of an aggre
gate of $81,669, which is to be invested for the
benefit of the family.
Philadelphia has long had the honor—ques
tionable or otherwise—of turning out more doc
tors of medicine than any other, or perhaps than
all the other cities of Union put together. This
will be best illustrated by the fact that one of
her colleges, since its foundation, sent 3597
graduates, and out of a medical class containing
610 students, there were from Pennsylvania, 139;
Virginia, 61; Georgia, 53 ; North Carolina, 40;
Alabama, 36 ; South Carolina, 22 ; Tennessee,
17 ; New Jersey, 15 ; Mississippi, 14; Illinois,
13 ; New York, 9 ; Kentucky, 8 ; Missouri, 7 ;
Texas, 7 ; Indiana, 7; Delaware, 6; Ma r yl an d,
6 ; Arkansas, 5 ; New Hampshire, 5; Unit e d
States Navy, 4 ; Maine, 4 ; Nova Scotia, 3 ;
Massachusetts, 8 ; lowa, 2 ; Louisiana, 2 ; Bar
badoes, 2; Cuba, 2; and from Rhode Island,
Florida, Connecticut, Michigan, District of Co
lumbia, Canada West, West Indies and Corsice
each one. There are five or six medical colleges
altogether.
Ws were told yesterday that some of-the Dem
ocrats were going to leave town to avoid
the sight of the procession to-day. was a
Fremonter that told us, however. For unr part
we intend to stay in town and look the animal
right square in the face. It will afford us much
gratification to see how big a thing it is that we
are going to "flax like smoke" in November.
We are perfectly lure of doing it. We are sorry
to render such a desperate effort unavailing; but
it must and will be done. We'll bet ou't.
Ws call attention - to an article from the De.
troit Free Prese, in which *conversation with a
correspondent of the New York Tribune is de
tailed. The bare conspiracy was revealed in
mistake ; and exhibits one of the foulest cases
of treason ever discovered in any country.
"Lane has his orders," the rascal said.
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TOE BATTLE 01? OSAWATADIIE
The Biaisk Repablicao papers are once more
filled with startling accounts of " outrages " in
Kansas. The "Battle of Osawiltatnie" furnishes
the . New Turk Tribune with material for three
broad columns of blood and thunder intelligence.
The whole country can bear witness that, for
weeks prior to Lane's invasion of the Territory
peace had prevailed. So profound was this
peace that even the correspondent at Lawrence
of the New York TriOune was forced to confess
it. The outrages had run out, and the corres
pondent Was constrain i ed-io write of peace, or
write not at all. With the prevalence of peace
industry revived. The hum of activity anima
ted the towns, and settlers begun to occupy and
improve the lands. Kansas wore a joyous smile.
She prayed for repose, and Col. Sumner, by the
expulsion of Southern armed binds and the
dispersioraof the Topeka Legislature, had given
her repose: She asked only that she might en
the was permitted to enjoy it for a while.
girt repose to Kansas was death to the Black Re
publicanism in the States. The intelligence of
Fremont's nomination and of the "sack of Law
rence" spread over the country simultaieously,
and Fremont's prospects opened brilliant'y.
There seemed dale r that ho might sweep the
whole North with the force of a tornado, so ex
asperated Was the northern public mind by the
state ofjthings represented to exist in Kansas._
so_onnvnlsed was It by the false coloring given
V btnal events, and by the flood of manufno
tired '...Kansas outrages" with which the Black
Irepubliten;press deluged the !and. But the
brilliancy - Of, Fremont's' prospects were soon
dimmed. The danger thfitlie might sweep the
North noon panted. Col. Sumner disarmed the
hostile bands, escorted them out of the Territo
ry, Ind established peace. From that moment
Black Republicanism languished and Fremont's
prospects diminished, and it was clearly seen
that, if peace should continue, Fremont would
get next to no electoral votes at the election.
Then it was that Lane's invasion was planned
at Washington, and preparations for executing
it set in motion. A convention at Buffalo qnkk
ly ensued, at which it was resolved to raise one
hundred thousand dollars a month in " aid af
Kansas." Immense sums were subscribed by
abolition millionaires for the purchase of arms
and ammunition and to equip in all respects men
for the invasion. Missionaries were started out
on collecting eipeilitionc The N. Y. retain+,
opened a subscription Kansas fund" which al
ready hue reached some ten thousand dollar!.
Meanwhile, Lane was secretly engaged in collet
thug men, and directly intelligence came that he
wets on the lowa border with nu army a thouogind
strong, armed, equipped and drilled. No re
mained in lowa long entingt; to permit his thou
sand men to vote fraudulently at the State elec
tion, when be descended upon Kansas, waging
the country with fire and sword. lie attacked
settlernrata, robbed inhabitants, and burned
towns. He awoke, of course, a spirit of reals
teace The anti-abolition party of the Territory
arose as manse to protect themselves Was it
not natural that they /about,'
Now, the " Battle of thosarattamie" is a direct
consequence of Lane's in VlllfflOtl. Several of la.a
men had encamped at Chiawatlarnie, where they
were attacked by a hostile force and routed It
is over their rout that black republicani ore now
howls
There never was a fact more transparent tban
that Kansas would have remained quiet until 16'4
day had not Lane invaded her territories-4:3d
not the black republican partizan leaders, in pur
suance of caucus arrangements, let loose up 11
her a band of desperadoes, commaried b. a
greater i.l.perado than any roan under him—tt.tt
not with a more wicked and malignant heart .t,
his bosom than the partizan leaders whose metro
meat he ia.
We have said that Kansas eajoye..l profound
repose a mouth ago. Lct us contrast that
dition with her present condition. Let as Pl'r
what a eats of &Haire the invaalon of Lane I. .a
proddcad. And to do eo *e will rely upon hie. k
stnititiritY- A - r,orrpondont at Leav
enworth of the N. V. Triht lna writes under date
of August 29:
We have never Wore had times so perilous as et
prentaL seems as if all our eitisens must berrole
inrelved In the civil tumult. No free State man who
has taken tut, part in political matted it safe for
melanin. Nearly all each men hare left either ier
the States or for the interior •if the Territory and
pro-slavery men who have heretofore been moderate
in their conduct are now leading hands of rot6anl.
" Xcuery, who hen a company under his command,
and under whose orders Pembletan was killed in ,rr
streets yesterday, has hitherto been a men of pei,e.
Ile is the principal mail contractor in the Territory.
WM. L. Hassell gives his Dame to the traunnatti,try
despatches calling Missourians to arms, and mdors•
sag all the falsehoods which bare boon employed ;n
raising the present tumult I hare conversed till;
• prisoner who was discharged from ono of ch it
camps yesterday. lie names to me many wen srin,
have passed among us as honorable and peaheal,ie
eitieetto who are now leagued with the border tufhuhe.
Party spirit, and the sanction which a great tati•mal
party has given to the Kansas frauds, have hoguilsd
diem into the most reckless excesses.
" Ea-Govenaor Shannon is in town tn.day, on Ete
way eaetward. Ile says that Clot. Lane can command
nearly three thousand men, and he warns the pro
slavery men from every ettemp to subdue the free
State men of Kansas. It it reported, on every hand.
that Lane has a sufficient force fur any emergency.
Yet there la doubting in 1.01110 quarters. Why ;lees
he not rid Leavenworth and vicinity of the assassin. ,
and bands of marauders who infest every public rood?
they ray."
This is black republican testimony. "Pro
slavery men," we are told, " who have heretofore
been moderate in their conduct are now leading
bands of ruffian." And why are they leading
bands of ruffians? They have been driven to
taking up arms and organizing companies as
measure of self-protection and self-preservation.
Again, ' Men who have passed among us as
honey,ble sad peaceable citizens," this Pribune
correspondent further writes, " are now leagued
with the border ruffians." Precisely so. These
men remained peaceable citizens so long as it
was possible for them to do so ; when Lane made
his appearance in the Territory, they were
driven to the necessity of opposing him with
We tell you, people of Michigan, this invasion
of Kansas is the most diabolical conspiracy of
modern times, if not of all time. It was plan
ned, undertaken, and has been executed, for the
sole object of aiding the election of Fremont. is
it not a melancholy reflection that there are men
in high places in the land who do not hesitate et
making the blood of their fellow men flow as a
means of party success I
THE DIPPERENCE.—James Buchanan, Silas
Wright, Henry Clay, John C. Calhoun and Daniel
Webster used to serve their country in Congress
for eight dollars a day. Samuel A. Purviance,
John Allison, David Ritchie, John Covode,
Jonathan Knight charge thirty-five dollars a
day, and get it. They vote against giving the
soldiers nine dollars a month at the same time.
Pus Fremont party is losing ground fast in all
the southeastern portion of this State. It is the
third party there. In Centre county, and from
thence to Philadelphia, the contest is between
Buchanan and Fillmore. Such is the opinion of
candid men who have an opportunity to know.
Ws see that the Hon. J. Glancy Jones has ta-
ken the stump in the good old cause. His
speeches are eloquent and effective, and we are
glad to hear of the cordial welcome he meets
wherever be goes.
WE know of one man who has offered to bet
$lOO on each of the following five States for
Buchanan: New York, New Jersey, Pennsylva
nia, Ohio and Indiana. lie is an an old line
Whig at that. •
THE AnututL.Exhibition of the Washington
AW,
,AttidttGrie Society will be hold at
Washington, on Thursday and Friday, the 26th
and 26th of September.
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A FILLMORE STA11;C11E1
It ,ecnts that tl,e Fillmar - O party are at leogill
aroused to a full conosnitension of the trick
played upon them by-Inducing them to combine
with the Black POPublieans on a State ticket.
That fusion for -4 45 1 9 1 ,1ke
tor election la designed
to disorgardie the Pillencre
,party, to cherish
sympathy Arid a common purpose betweem them
a nd thenbolitionists that will draw off a large
p or ti,fn of their numbers to Fremont in Novent
bee. The Pamaylvantan has an article on the
subject in whiob it says that the Fillmore party
is now resolving not to submit to te e,ueh a bar-
gain, all for the benefit of Fremont: We extract
the following from the Pennsylpanian of the 15th
inst.:
TIIIt PILLMORE MEN IN TEE FIELD
"We did not suppose that the flagrant attempt
to blind the eyes of the friends of Fillmore, by
urging upon them the fusion State ticket, as the
bed way to defeat Mrluchanan, would he sub
mitted to. The fact dint the success of the fu
sion State ticket, would he of advantage to Fre
mont alone, and an extermination of Fillmore,
plain as the light of day to all, at last begins to
make its impression, and an active and animated
protest is about to he uttered against the Wet:
of Thaddeus Stevens, Won. F. Johnston S Co.
"The bargain in Philadelphia, between cer
tain false Fillmore men, who profess to be for .,
Fillmore, and are notions only to get themselie;
into place at the expense of national principles,
and the straight-out Fremont leaders. is evi•
dently a mere rope of saud, and will be
into the air in a very short time One of the
indications against the Frentont fusion it-itite
ticket, is to be found in the roll for a meeting to
he hold td-morrow evening, in this city, age.iost
this ticket, which is to be addressed by ocrts iu
well known Fillmore loaders. r. Lenin bat
come out in a letter in support , 1 this movement,
in which ho declares that Fremont is cru,hc 1,
and the contest is between Fillmore and Bactivi-
The bargain was made in Philadelphia, and it
is to be blotto up there, and all over theBtaie.
add the fo,lowing from the same paper showing
the character of the nhalition, disueioti
ticket :
TEIE FREMONT STATE:TICKET-A ItSISTIWN,
"We here frequently eallc , l !attention to the
fact that the three nominees upon the ..z-cedel
Union Ticket --l'helpa, an , l Lai •,rt.-
ere all opp,se.l to the rlrrit , n of Mr File,
4tr p lv: .•! upon • ~.,
ticket an the zrperod ,•, the K.
party: nr if enegy.", Mr. rot.
therefore hv tnnre expe, , el from I
than any of ter• other candolater 1,1 it 14 sari'
known that he tr en ardent fnerni of F . -«41...,nt
amt a correz , pon , ont frr•m .Irtz, ,, tr.)l,g
whose letter we publiah hrl , tw, in Auving
account of the campaign there, ,n,
alludes to the fact that .ac:rxrfel here Mr
Pnelp, effort,. f. , r Krinruont prore•l, dint in tote
county the oppotution stand sap,. At •
rtago-rta
la the %V !mot dintrirt tht sittrie eLett, ~f
thing, exists, under the leader-hir 4 %1 t
First Lieutenant, Lapart., al, io prey"ced ufr ,
the outtrag.r* of tho so this .ertktrti
of the State, while Nl Orty.l b:tn•rif is • ... cies
rue lILLIgoaILITZR 11 ni 1 131[L1 tr+ L. r
tng to the Trtaune'm corr_porident*, to the Lira,
to Mr Cochran, it is kt, that Fr
publicly denounced the Albany apce.-b r
I , llli:tiara, and Liet tato AtM atri , of We alturv , t.
}no cleCtiolll-- , thitt Ae Lt t.itterly I,
to Kutrar Nothingina„ Wei .ir ny
Black IL-publican prooliattica. for fr . 't , +.l.
and purpoocc, 05..4 in parattaaaa r ••r r
Lama, the 112 ,- 11 1.h.) asautor t, r ,
lender. to Penn.ylcnnicr urge th-ir t t
vote thio rreta,t,,t It/, krt. and tinr,t, 1 ~tt
the 1,1,', ra f .rc. of U 1r iss.lsers..is
nttr up Use Lk.' J
Rept] bttetin
•• The letter we sliss.hzsi to s, foi;
Ktrytotnitst.. PI.
" Per.r.i•V: oft., rg
lortir rvnt.ltaherr-1 t
9tr,lll{ COUZIty t 7, 1{
to hold two CILUAR /110 c do r,ll .taring the Scrt , -rt.t
I 'mart, ou Tuer , lay ar.d Tbur,l.3 et otug
Ituobonao Chit,, at t•« 1
Court, direct. , " that a meeting must a!•.-, hr he 14
Dui W rants4a y errulag—tLl. mniLiag thrt,
otrutic Maw! LiletlAtig• as one week, a thing 1..: •
nether unneual iu thl.4 county le pur.o.:hro to
the &leave iirrangernentn. prin. - mug and otho,
from every nection of the county tomcod out b)
thousands to prooent at three titerticF• The
deep-ecatod, bat dig fitted enthtnqaton, at et!
these meetings, In iadubitable evidence that :I,e
Democracy of Armstrong are emphatically arum..
ed, and upon the battle field. with a detorin,o
tion not to retreat, but fight thr‘tiglt thin
campaign in a spirit never known /t 4 thin c o m it y
All the isms. componing the inc•mgruown misty!,
of the opposition, are orgunite,l in thin e o , in
77 , a ~rnAsna 1 eon. <lad ail stand tip,' /At
From/J.l pir/Vvr - m. The mode and in -Willer
adopted by our rtlinnit..o PM' the preocot campaign
is tin) thing but honorable."
FRANKLIN CISLCURATION IN R,smv ---To dnv
will be a great day in the city (.f Boston, baying
been appointed for a celebration in honor of the
inauguration of the Franklin Statue. It is ex•
peeled that it will be a grand occasion, ar s:1
other meeting* and celebrations in lilfL.V.VellU^Cit.
have been postponed, so as not to interfere with
the proper observances of this. In consequence.
it is thought many thousands of visitors from the
Interior will be present. All the public build
ings. government offices and banks, are to he
closed, hells to be rung and cannon fired. A
great procession will also parade through the
streets. The Statue of Franklin is eight feet
in height, weighs about too thousand
anti will cost, when erected, between nine nut
ten thousand dollars. The pedestal and die
stone with the statue, make the total height
twenty-seven feet. The Inauguration ceremo
nies will take place in front of the City Ilall,
where the staging for an immense amphitheatre
is being erected. The printers will make a good
show, as all the representatives of the craft will
occupy an honorable place in the procession.
Franklin's press will be carried in state.
Nathaniel P. Banks
NATHANIKL P. BANKS, the ^ Union Slider," is
in the city on hie way to the interior counties,
to preach treason against the Constitution, which
he, in the presence of the Representatives of Ulu
people, swore to forever preserve, protect and
defend.
He, the Speaker of the House of Representa
tives of tho United States, comes here for the
sole purpose of endeavoring to exasperate the
people of a sovereign State against their country
men of the South, so that in the near future,
the contingency shall arise in which " the Union
will slide."
Let the honest yeomanry of our loyal State
resent this insult of the Massachusetts traitors,
by redoubling their exertions in the cause of the
Constitution, so that Pennsylvania, In October,
shall thunder to the world where her voice and
vote will be in November.—Pennsylvanien.
Wanted Immediately I
A large quantity of lint and other appliances
to staunch the wounds of " bleeding Kansas !"
Persons having such articles for sale will be ex
pected to deliver them this morning, in good
order and condition, at the Republican platform,
Allegheny City, Pa,
N. B.—lt is hoped that as we cry " free speech,
Fremont and freedom," that our friends will he
found crying "free lint for the mounded!"
By order of the Committee.
A Nova'. to A Fisw LINES.—Miss Margaret L.
Cooper, of Covington, Louisiana, had a lover
whom her friends threatened to shoot; so she
dressed herself in boy's clothes, and traveled all
the way alone to Monticello, Mississippi, where
she met and married him, and his name is John
Rogers.
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THE HASH CEOFHP'I*ACY CONFESSED. 11qpi. JOHN C. lIRECKINRIDGX.
, ..' 2,' l iable ,_%.
ticgive DeloTts 1110,1•! 4 reinar extwrition 1119 ItEgiEPTIoN AT CARDINOTON,.OHIO—owpAcks.
of the insidionsi:OesigneV thsallack Republi- ! ...:::'," ' l ,. ~ '$T rnsmosyras ' ~-^".. 3 ' - ,.4
Cane, ta - ken - froinfthe Detroit Free Frees. It con- P r he.lidinoinnatirTimei, a Fillmore anti Dtinelson
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firms, beyond 4 quefition, * charge which PlorigiveA taiaccutdrit oipli , .. Br i dVtiOdge?
again tintragelti-We hive madetitiikt the hoe and 1 reCtrPt.kea tli lii:tw i lie4le.a l 4 l .4-4# 8, Fa%0 4 ' 'TO:e
ery about Kansas was a miserable ! from CreitlineVo the Queen City. It also details
hypocrisy, invented and kept alive by a set of 1 a piece ofrwifignkm on the part of the freedom
dishonest demagogues, who seek by sectional ehriekers that is in keeping with their oharnoter:
_The .next atoning place was Cardington,and sonie .
agitation and excitetnept so to inflatue,tind . pot-,
Son Ike: public mind flg to secure ilii elecdon at
' IL ° train s re to Pe6lsl6.4veteialbdiNid aillii.deP°i*l" i
ppod. They had been notified by some
1 t h e i r. automaton candidate, John C. Fremont. means of Mr. Breckinridge's arrival, for they were
irser y, to v ipt i i i i - ,6e ,oe n t iri e t so him. A leading Democrat of
This exposure drerves to- he! pablished in
, honest jesurnai in the hand , - fiti i 6 should be' r'etid 'Matt gieshea traveler, tend In w sta as nti l y t T i nvi t t ee eci l himto the
i by every lienestcredinik.L.Xoter.-far..4,giges,, , . a i ,ear on the tailor:li that the II tuicrats there as
only true eaplanatiois of the thousand and no i c t i n nocrt . ta g ,
Ais l i rslnte°236 at 8
i f i/ F reianY
raw head an& 'dandy-10W' ontragns which TO propoh6d 'drift' clicl a fb: trichniiiAf and rei:i7
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ridge. ,They were given. At that Mr. Breeliduridge
bud.een hawited,orer thagorigth breath tif
time
I I t contains evideuce which should ion- ' t t e e P , P d e tatne t itri a P a t t r fF 3 T . o l 3 ll l if t t e bloshimeatia for
vines every honest man 4 the desperatefreck-, Weinitint, €hpn the flviajnell vimMaCiellid as if
Icemen of the Black Republican party, 'of its theY were-splitting their throats. It
. waa no.dnubt a
ted nieverment Intended to insalt.M. reck
utter want of every prinoiple of honesty, pa- F a :ido 3 ,7 Thi s ia,i,, 11 coitiinied by i rb i t g ime/.
triotism, or truth ; that they are not only wit- The Fromoisters laughed, shook hands, and congratu
' dated each other with what the y had done. ?dam of
ling, but aotually have, with deliberation and pre- theuvitie , Lsuct ,
as _ e 7 7
eirme ontwas, head
how he
meditation, instigated, paid, and equippeda, set ,likes.thate' i " Thisaint the country feribinsf "Guest
he wished he hacrnt stopped," ,ke., All in a tope nor
of lawless marauders to invade the Territory of
,ix titn . to w
erreeit
evidently
Mr. den I ll y ree rn ti t iV e dr i Z o int r if i • ;7 1' n he D i egii l i i o u r m ati b i l
Kansas with fire and sword, to burn, pillage,
sad murder, if need be, and all for the mere - founded with this unprovoked attack uporitkeir Can;
purpose of raising a disturbance sufficient te . ... 4 044 fottthe; *l', Fri Fresidiney., Many of :the pas
sengers, however, were cilia to express their condom.
procure the election of John C. Fremont; nation: ,
Mt. Breckinridge himself paid to Weak& to it.
Replacing his hat upon his bead, be stepped to the
depot platform, and commenced conversing with
those around him about the general newsier the day.
He is a tall, handsome gentleman, with a grace and
suavity 'of manner which at once favorably in:praises
thure with whom bet, brought in contact. The Fre
monters obacovimikat liteir i taunts did not affect
him, soon eeaSed and beianio.gather quietly around
him. Ream introduced to eiszeraiDemearate, whom
he shook heartily by the hand and conversed with
freely. Fortunately the train was detained it Car
d ington about 'half an • hour; during which time ,the
bare presence of Mr. Breckinridge ...actually shamed
the Ruffianly Freedom Shriekers into pro Minty.
daitirit of. theta. wereltittedadd twee. gifted won
of Kentucky, and his 'dignified and noble bearing
toward them really calledlerth,o Rpin tte
to the effect that they lainideilao'perinitial diirriatpect
t 4 him by the cheers, but merely intended to expsyss
tkflispotitibalpriseePies. , , •- ~
On Saturday we published the folloWihg tele
graphic despatch, dated St. Louis, September 6
" Private edifices trout Kansas state that on Mon
day last every free 7 t , tate man war driven front Leav
,nwoula at the point of the bayonet, and all their
p ro p er ty d e@ t re y e d or ,oti tiarlaed. Mr. Phillips, the
oorrArendent of the New York Tribune, stud his
b.- , ,her were killed. The house of the tortner and
the store of the latter were burned. It is said Airy
Phillips tired from his bocse and killed two pro.sla
v..ry men. Forty sufferers arrived hero to-day en
tirely- destitute. Puller particulars te.merm,-
The same despatch Appeared ht We New York
Tribano of Satarday, which Impel' ref that day
Says in its editorial cOlumrts:
Our oorreepoadent at lit. 4ortie tIVPOATS to be un
•ter the impression that the Mr. l'halipa who, 'rift
his hrettior, has been nd, is the spoeial Kansas cor
revpt.edeut of the Tribune, whose death 'hist long
been an avowed ot4eot, among the Missourr foffrans,
This, lieworer. is a mistake. Our Mr. Phillips re.
cently left the Territory for a brief wittt to the .States,
and on the day of the battle he was in thin city, Ito
i. eno re' orning, and will som he at his post agam
Kansas."
He any in thin city on Friday, and came into
our en :v mistaking It for one of the bleak re
),uhl:tain newapnper offices. Ho introduced
at the Gnilf , ff.o otrrespondent of the 54-w
York l - . Lund., on his return to the Terrier:l - s..
% , i‘thokit :::spel hog hie illation, we asked hint • - if
, tICiJ n row could he got np in
tO.Eerre the reputlivm Catl.e
the e1, , ,,Li0n of Fromontr lie raid
:i a t., , and I think ITt *hall
. i,re well laid, and can scarce
'v fail : we arc Jeterrnineel Thu the war ibehl f,"(
44.1APt , orst: I shill he in
is. , t tt ten 4041.1, and I have in-tructions is
my pocket for Col Lime," Wo asked him some
~s her which he answered with wiagu
-1,,e tit.d.minx a conapiracy of tt:e
burl - ado rtega.rittg . Kansas tours
tirotiot.,s nod eiliooortte„ we verily believe, that:
soy eau:l:tr.-7 rimy before !attired. When yee
rne4 him ILI: he had *starch the wrong pew
. that be was in the came of a democratic coal
!vie or a !,lack repels:icon pairee , ---tnat he had
s 1 - ,ire , - , ing a I;ucterra-'t ata, not it Fronton
neon wa• .1: u.-1 dutch witu ausasemend,"
w Lich he •t.d not inereptlx rvcc set, 1;. , o
recover, he muttered noneitthinis
ineiontirentiv 1104.
T l , tt rtmttya.V.• ett; Ours ahltdrtettfinnirett UP pat.
wetly of thiez• v. , bare re•t at any ran tinubt,
!t ur Chet there hire been taut-tew
Ekmt..... thAt Reft# Pot the peitu: tt
drithrrste:r !aid Cr Wattle republican reit
'', t•- - air.. ! 11,rat ItcutO 177 tit.
.V. , rtitA Al tat -e Ile . lad it ikftvien ,7
tkti t7,17,7i , 7, ha , t ,•,71• made Of men ar.ii ropr,,r
s ioth 141,11•.4 tf i t bf ptrtjiible, be kept
n the in-att tere,t,te ;Maio of tatennal iitirtidg• OA*
nt4 and the nett', for the mie prrptore of r
th.> r.nrthcru nait,4l itta affectiag toe
c4:•lerktir&l ed,,etzen.
1 1% , t !nr -1r- to erren%%sslrhorrepee
1 - 4 , 1 , tic4. 1. at r 4t. abuu.laelgr,
' (1--.111,1 v•lnvog 1-. e guilty of a..“
w-ria • o..etbi c , titort g more 4%.., -
t',4l w f ir 3K 4...Kt:gated, trtrioz,
ruretutvoc , of mucus
xr
--•ngsaee,nE to .ntitlen-t-, or fradirr
an , l such creature.% ro. thin A! ,
I r e th., New York- Tribono to chronicle
ired• of •1.41:h eefeolh rclurultec.i. Sled tKi
tewr utactutc •• outrage. 11tofieg rt44.ll(iltirn
it) twKillt a fact'
'Aiwa wtll the reerle acg thin Kumla!! btrthar.ei
n ttw true light'
uovlcasoit tatAiniv.
Col Ovary, n or c, • Tt, , T,,r of KnfOstl, • hap or.
.rod in that territory, and entered nT.-ott the
duties of his °Rice. We find in the Cirtmet.ali
Ce.rxmerrialcomr ac. , ount of hie arrival there, on
of n brief speech he triode to the ett.rens of Ldatv•
rth. One remark in his speech is agn
,-111-1t of a proper and important purpose. IV,
have ail along helm satisfied that those laws el'
the Kansas Legislature that restrict freedom of
speech and the preot were uncem.titutional.
Sub appears to have been all along the genctal
opinion. 11141. e test oaths, too, are simply T
for unconstitutionality. The ljnitcd States Sen
ate thought en when it passed the hill to annul
them. Cleo. Cass denounced both of these divots
of those laws as ` disgrace to the age :" - and th
would have been " wiped out " and dealnow 'oft
for the infamous refusal of the Black Itepubl:•
eon House of Representatives to pass the bill.
Carl. Gel** aeons to have resolved to trent
those laws in accordance with this opinion ; and
ho intimates it in hisftrrt speech. We quote
the foltctrillg from the Cc nuarrcictl:
"Governor Geary reached Leavenworth City on
Tuesday eventhg. Quite a number of the, citiret,
and men under arms Were on the banks, ready to ro
eelve some two or three companies of Missourian',
which wore expected. When they learned that ti,v.
Geary was on board they called him out. lie ap
peared on the guard and made them a speech of
about ten minutes length, saying, among other thing.,
with qualifications attached.„ he would enforce all the
torrit-rial laws dm! were ronstetutiona. The Geyer
our then proceeded up the river and landed at the
fort, where he had immediate consultation with lieu.
Smith. lie stated his intention to proceed to Law
rence in a few days without any more troops thou
would cornea for a hotly guard.
The Mtssourl Republican of Saturday says
Tho steamer J. H. Lucas arrived yesterday from
the Missouri river. The news from E1111134$ is of
very little importance. A gentleman win) wi, at
Leavenworth - on Tuesday, at mid-day, says that there
in no truth in the report of the Capture of Gun. Ricl,
ardeon, at Lewrenee, by Gen. Lane. lle woe in
Lawrence for two hours, examining the fortifica
tions, and then took his leave, but he was not a pris
oner.
Rant train of wagims from Now Mexico was not
molested. McKinney's was captured, and this to.-
rause the latter lirod in Westport, and was 'hostile to
the proceedings of the insurgents in Kansas. Gov.
beery arrived at Leavenworth on Tuesday Inst. lie
would immediately proceed to the execution of -hie
official duties,
Meanwhile, it is said that the men under the com
mend of Gen. Reid, to the number of two end throe
thousand, would be prepared to attaok Lawrence to
day. We have little doubt, however, that - .Governor
Cleary, immediately upon his arrival, took measures
to prevent any ouch collision. Thorn is a sutfricnt
free under the command of Gen. Smith—augmented
by the arrival of troops from Fort Pierre—to control
all movements in the territory."
(Prom the Boston Saturday Eveuiug Oszetta.]
A PERFUMED BRICATIL—What lady - or gentle- ,
would remain under the curse of a disagreeable
breath when by using the " Balm of a 'Mammal
Flowers" as a dentifrice would not only render
it sweet but leave the teeth white as alabaster?
Many persons do not know their breath is bad,
and the subject is so delicate their friends will
never mention it.. Pour a single drop of the
" Balm " on your tooth-brush and Wash the tooth
night and morning. A fifty cent bottle will last
a year.
A BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION may easily he ac
quired by using the " Balm of a Thousand Flow
ers." It will remove tan pimples and freckles
from the skin, leaving it of a soft and roseate hue.
Wet a towel, pour on two or three drops, and
wash the face night and morning.
SHAVING MADE Easy. —Wet your shaving
brush in either warm or cold water, pour on
two or three drops of " Balm of -a Thousand
Flowers," rub the beard well and it,wlil make a
beautiful lather much facilitating die operation
of shaving. Price only fifty cents. For sale by
Fetridge & Co., proprietors; and B. A. Feline
stook & Co., Fleming Bros., R. E. Sellers & Co:;-
Dr. G. H. Keyser and H. Miner & CO., Pittsburgh
and Beckham & Mclionnan, Allegheny city.
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Intertsting w - those Sidi ring trpm
11 emd at, he. 7 -A certain remedy found to Dr. Id'LASE."B
CEL*.III2.OIID idefeiritt prindrN G
Biwa., of Pittsburgh:
The &Cowing is • sanwle of oortificates, reed& dd . y
!CUM our ewe ' • -
1114 Is:to:Certify that I Ire bens snliftsitittAtoes to eaters
Les.A.4.B ; sometime. the pain would be severe I mall
mot seither :My or night. Hewing of Dr- alcbra.
P . . 41 Lis, Pah prepared by Fleming Bros., I senblid got •
too, of which I toot two pills on going to bed, for till%) niglus.
Meg rviwved s e minrely. Potneinme has now elapsed, and
I have bad no more trtrabbe from sick beads:the.
IL JOHNSTON, HS Lewb street.
Parclrmo:, aBl tar aortal Ito of Sir- Dr. , X' Lane s,cdc-
Onifrd - 1 -^mer Par, InututmCared try Brat, of Pat-
Varga, Pa., MI °did-Liver Ma la compesilexe t sre wortb
waa. Dr. /Maar% maim /Airs Ptibi, also Sim calebratcd
V onaltaga, con now la bad at all rearztabla Ong warp.
Nom. plaalae without the elthatare of MEMO- BROS.
Mn,, for mkt by the ARID Purlatimill,
7LEMLNCI BROIL.
Itareemara to J. Eat A On,
NJ Oxbow No. SO Wo dm*, cane:trot Pear*.'
Air Opinions of the Pr 050.... The 651.lowing,le
if 4131 Oth. Geo. P. Shorts, to the Hose Journal of Noterober
7; MG:
Ail oditicirprolant lobe the guattilansof the tights of the
1.4, Aral to keep deem eddied, through their colon"
yd' whatever 441 arta, tor-their bonellt. We ill the up to
'tine tinter, Vorti iniono them that the most wouderitil aced
noble treticlive tar titer ;extend tun ever Invented, to
itopeccd: Axes ctriciorr Ittrelrbis! sr* eo tare,
"caiglay aitui oisaintrio, that aikaseitO borer nano
ittn timacitiv the. by lamb% so affective, electric and ea,
nyntaliv ate its river. no the bol!it though
aoa ilia fail/ ttiod iy 11,usatata of people, not one of they
yew iamb hat la dolightni !mond oonoparitan, and candid.
ty confine they, on no canaideratkra, ortll eter again bo
elth,ot It.
Ttv is...enter, Mr. H. Dailey, beissrbody kept the secret te
bans,4l. C..untertsini ars boo about It, but wittiont sue
nem Its OVlrwl. , bssivis meets nary sIl onspetttion, snail its
ii:scrirkt anstysts. tie tontbiently ennunetid sill parents
eek tts st.insintsnes, ter saretrinek s irked, langh.
xt math .ad stitNring,, minims the 441.04 Lune, bats sad
name w psinslinu. and ail frnts psio, is ...friend tn.
Ito r mil atic disecirerer of this mighty bloaatt . .g, who is a
coat c. , :airtartorictputakttatl. God weed»
IN., ennui. iritlcostt a suatictate sogiaceld Waal, wltb
,piplatusts
114311.1 - DALLay, miumehenu.ri .
C. V. =CUM= L CO, Manufacturer.
Bahl at Ati'eerie per ban by Dr. GAL 11. XEYABH. 140
-Wood street, and by nearly every dealer in Inedicbtoe
W n ottglintt the United Swat. AD Orders or buten tor In
.d to be add:eared to C. V. diSVCRSISR
ors,. Irt&tratir
tit Prom a respectable tad betelltecesat
Intettrcip. , —,llielog Gated and trOd many rills, 1 mud
aaJ that ttjp Tarprovet .lieLatte`s liver Pine. pAuimmul by
Dr. I Se..tt hl Co-, Doak Placa, ltergautoes, la, are the
hest and teoeletrectnel xemed3 (ureic*. headache and dte
a*-1 Ilt;er that i ,rer used, and te&ausecd them to the
hoes terd r je.thelr emstion and ceratilre.
oriout tow n, T. Jutriazyl/356.
Dv. tivLesev imam Liver k'W* and neativaz Vona
5, 0 , pi*, kreoi,„,eoervc,/,leraievi ; VilLte Circassian Lini
ment. prepared solely umber tha suPerrialonuf De, L Boot*,
• reAldsr 11.•brati graduate, end Pbylrician of oxtansicaprao
lice. None gen Clue, only as yeeparod by Dr.t. Boutt i Co,
Dank. 11.'0. 11.rouatovrn,11,rifuicL
NEWB WHAM THAI FOUNTAIN lIRADI
Itioseamreenc, VA, Sept. 12, 11158.
arfefv, That I have examined the Dteetpe (or
fo-zpa .; ro” Nl< Inne'a Improved Veratittme and Ittnirovod
la*, POW by Dr. L F.roto, who ben been in the bath of pro.
mod sting my urklittuil Vltedleinel In my office during
me. leer thirteen ytani, tuitd that} believe he haihimprorid
them. I make the above atahmeut the more ivtlanglyas 1
boon no Inh , riett in Item whnrePtr. O. lICLAICEt,
Nicbtue't larriavtD Vortnifage and 1:1121110iND Liter
Nils, act'amtatsted by certificate of O. McLane, for sale by
Dritggiita and Merchants everywhere.
Du. 0 KO. 11. KRYnlitt, lid Wood it., Wholesale Agent,
Dn. J. P. VI.E.MINO, Allegheny, near Railroad Depot,
Wholomle Agent. aellialawnpe
4f An Appeal to the intelieet•-tb one of
the helium of Pulmonary Disease, that ft generally leaves
the bride undisturbed. We therefore appeal to the intellects
are predisposed to Donsitutption, warnitug the is
solemnly, that to neglorthei what they call skiht colds, thy
may be signing their ow'n death-warmth. There Is no ex
cuse for such neglect, In Dr. waxier SYRUP OF Li
PER
WORT, TAR AND OANCLIALAGVA, they have within
ok , t. 41, Um., a pat** 1 . 40E0M0 Merv.
Lion or qualification of Clio phrase, and We - are backed by
teen or the highest scientific attainments, whose approval
of it, If wort/ilea, no wealth could purchase, In saying that
It is as neatly turillible as anything in this fallible world
can be. For particulars, see pamphlet in the 'tirade of
spents, and an advertisement inythe business page
Sir Foiaalo, wholesale and retail, by it E. SELLERS A
CO, corner W,,,1 end Second streets.
Said olw by 11.1CODEUSON A BRO,Alberty etreeti IL
and BECKHAM h go/OMAN, Allegheny
City. On/Pdawls
4.14 - Astonishing Effect/ Of One Battle, In
nu uggravotal can of Dysrum.A.
Pear Sir—During the last dye years I have been afflicted
with Puri' juts In its most aggravated fonn, and hale
without lavelting any benefit therefrom, every remedy
recommended for Altai tibrase, /11.fant a i ins afflicted 110
badly that on many oixaslons I was in - greet 1 danger artlying,
from tit/wailer% in convquouce of r th t o dap pf 9:pater In Ado
thfoat, and MI my effritts fog tact we're' I Rile at
test induced, through the recommendation of several of
friends, to try lloolland's German Bitters," and I assure
yon the amount of relief I have received, from the nee of
011Iy one bootie, Ls astonishing, and compels me to say that I
would not be without the Bitters for any money, es I am
now, through their use, enjoying better. health Guin I have
known for many years. Very respectfully, yours,
RLIZABETII GAUL,
To Dr. C. M. Jackson. No. U Carter's allay.
800 advortisemont.
For sala by YLEILING BROS. and Dr. GEO. H. KEYSER,
Pittaburgb. segdadaw
ii - A Public. Benefactor... This appellation ma
be applied with truth to Donald Kennedy, the discoverer of
Kennedy's Medical Discovery, for who can lay higher claim
to the title than he who rescues hie fellow man from disease
and rO,3tores Kiri to health. Tbo . Discover,' #l5 become
Justly celebrated fur its cone of humors, and *h proprietor
is daily receiving commnnicatlont from individuals, stating
that they have been cured of diseases that be does not men
tion as curable in his dronlar. This is owing to the tact that
many dismal:us are brought on by humors, such as Consump
tion, Blindness, &c. We hope that the aillicted will be wise
and timely in the use of an desirable WI article.
t? See long advertisement in another column.
Bald whohatale and retail at DR. GEORGE H. KEYSER%
140 %wood Arcot, sign of the Golden Mortar, and at J. P
REARM LNG'S, Allegheny. aal&4aw
us- W by will you Suffer, Taxa BMW GUN BE
SO EASILY OBTAINEDI—Rave you a Bore Throat, Quinsy,
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, BronchiH_, Croup. Stiff ,Teinta,Broat
Biter, Burns, Sprains, or Pains in any part of your system?
You can be relieved at once by using the moat beautiful of
ail Liniments, the " Write Circassian Liniment," prepared
by Dr. SCOTT, of Morgantown, Va., and for sale cheap,
wholesale and retail, by Dr. KEYSIMI, 140 Wood street, and
JAS. p. FLEMING, near B. R. Depot, Alle g h en y. g ee es ,
verneement in another column of erebtya paper: utaillua
ler- Fall Style. — We wifl introthite 'on 'eatuftla7.,
itiOst 40, 1850 y oar:FALL STYLIeFfOrSIiAMLITB. Call
and gee them. A good flat for $3.00.
4 .
Nsw Tout, August 1, 18.62.
3. IL KM;
rH ' MAI/tI.PIELt, Haub t . O, 180
MORGAN A CO., UM Wood at
ti-,Have You a .13tuptVeire sake g0w4 . 1101
—1 wO4l mon6eospectlttly Ihtite the eitentteM of Cherie a 4,
fltelede.l4lth - hatp:Okor-rukture tif the tio*e to my epleptibi
tf*nt or 'plume Of_ Vartuip patterte‘lad to suit every":
e, Opined and a. gi r matitthidlh every cam, 'Limy
Office, 'i r tio. I , 44llVood'ellteet, I..lWtelti*, Pa., sign a , die'
poidaY,:laccuir;a • Anto#.!.lnr - frmift iieijk by me will be.
"timed '
'Marsh's .Radical Ours Truss
French Truues, ray light spring;
Gum Mar& .Trussar
Chiteirene Trusses, single and double;
v+~~r a. ~++a°aaa~ ~ i
/Merles Eltpric Spring Truss
Dr. S. S. Fach's Supporter Truss;
'rho price of Trenery vary-frWP=46,Trill
or Ruptured patgetts 9fri be teAstby !aid
sending the measure around the hips, stating whetheillice
411Dincodadacdho.clahlahat4atda- , Tabolteliendadapt , _
Dr. 4.4*tirses Lace or Rudy Brae; for the cure of Pro!sp
ans Utetif Weiltheadof fhadierrizt llama; Piles, Chronic
-V exth T, 4 40,64.VgetktrkftendY4ena,w,k194dabili
. lyagfAaith4 or tile aWmlifid imincirra ,
Dr. idch's Abdominal TI .
.dbtk/otincd
.5414iasek,Berii:'
Andhlarty.every kind of glupplorpor now to nee. I also sell
EfirOttkier*sciiOf iiitakidieided and aioop
ZtastiC Sociiiiip, for broken andlrth*=iltxrftm
Syriapcs aft variety and Infirm, and In fact every
kind of mecluntiCat Opliariceissed in ihe'cnre of disease.
• , DB..9lgTfiqt,iwrmidnfaertArrperaons In want of Bragi , 6
Trusses that he can often send to suit the patient by writing,
but it is always better to see the paMent and appliy ! the Truss.
or Brace personally. Addies -
DB. URA. 11. BETIBIIt, tiendrood A.;
jeldattwlY : •• • • 84214 thy (01-6114urtir"
.041itieltineleadid ' llintry'rcirWinter.
If you don't want your feet pinched with bed and earl
Stocldngeoron will takevaradittat andigino - C. DALT' tr; cor
ner of Marital-Alley end Fifth street, and buy.amee of them
elegant fill*.fitockimp that make k op t feet . feel Wee and
comfortlide. 114 itoo`ivick'e. irtn Nes every variety At
1 Hosiery that you can mention; at 'wholesale and MO.
latneteber the Vim, cornet of blaricit allerand Pi ßh
unapt. ally .
Sap BiatolteloF,U Irilvakir,D7, 7 lslo hair is too. rad,
none to !Mew; gray 'or rusty; Mbe Made beautifully his&'
or brown instantly, without the least injury to hair or Oda:"
Warranted. Made and sold, or. applied (to Oar private'
rooms) at =3 Broadway, New York.
fiold, 'Wholesale and retail. by Ds. Gibti. il: . /Ing* LID
Wood a4aot.. sotaw/Lim ,
Li- Hat s.—We yeas jest stained ;our 'FALL4ITYL:ga'
OF Mal' MI AS leap of as (mantles, alien and prices '
end we new flatter ennwires that we can plesee all'whe
fil.PF'" with a call, _ ![ORGAN t Oa-
j o •
MOM
htasa Meting: of - the
,Deumraey
MAR .TELM / Lpis oil Amaator...Nx.,couNTY.)
DY ,an- amagenterti,A..thei: .hlouti;oraery.
Ajlithancteratio Club, there will be a r antuas ranghth pf the
citizens ofiforth and Loath Payette tovinehtpaor
mangy, and the Northern townships, of Waahtheft tionn
ty4 stew acne menaidned inaca; oar TOESDIY, 001`0711fa
cQi..4i14., 1144-44)
W4lVin7 WM. Mont
gomery. Cob nonkina. 11.. (.43 ti. of Washington.
county; Cab T. 'Airgasarigkity of. ra i y4te county, and Tom.
Sinehdado, afariodlahtf.l4ll b°SrliAt•
Order,
' : • .7; M. CL/Jut, tkw.seety.
DAR ' `CHANCE.
8011 ACRES OF TIMBER, OQAL and
niON OltrldiND is offered Ter ode on , laver
able lorma„ ter eStbange proisarty' titit
TtdeLand tirbeeritpiimaerod,lmdfletalavenlently to th'i
Clarion rtrer, In Foreat eonnty, no that the lamber can be
Boated eat and brought to market.- • •
,It conulia an FOOT VIEIN-of •
011011100.11.16
Under a large portion cd the bunk
Peers la also
/roma gre and *tone
In sbundincsapon 1t andawsoil.lagoixl and well wawa.
A RAILROAD
Is intreryed screw 14.. and will no doubt be bait, which is
pert of a llne gL.rdlmaddpnm New York foSt. Louts.
The eon L good mut4 gentian,* Wert, end Lin the midst df
•
the region that. will won be one of dulled farming'ntgione of
&sot.
TholBoo acne ila tgigethor itlaixdy,,ifiziO wain Odd es &-
bargain to ttio porchanc. Usizaril Of
T1L051.68 W00.173,16/4 Notatot . .Arta,
sua6 , No.-76 North irtnet,
FAIIIiESTQCK -7-
IMPORTER & .TRAtTII-iN
.
FOREIGN!. AND DOSIESTIO
HARDWARE.
83 Wood street, bettered'. Diamond
alley and ranrikiiiiitel,
J'ZI!
Rd - Tux subscriber is now opentnotwell adoetot , a xon e ,
meat of foreign and.cMmeetic Hohliatily new,anSwill
and ea aegood_teructaa any. other. Loom in 'this 41. Y.
will Ways keep on hand spentral alsccrtnaciter
HARDWARE. CUTLERY, CARMI,TEES' TOOLS, Lc,
To which he nlsPectinnyhrritest‘atttOnnar Purebasen.
enhlki MISURL-LtlildESTOCilt.
w. raw=
WOODY 111001t1IF40
it Ail UFACTORX/a3 OF • -
imerlialGaltanizedileift- leaned .
IRON;
And SHEET= IRON ,
Arra Solo Agent frir the sale of W. Dvms
_Wooote •
CELEBRATED
PAT? I ITATIOIi BUSSIASHEETIROI.
LB o--
OALVANIZED OORKIIGATED MORI forltcofing;
SPIKES, NALIT.S,W DOW pp,
Warehouse, No. 134 First at., AnAt4burgls.
• ss - Atikawigga4on:Wattxlzicf(tirtii,t4 pratnyti7.
stended to et the Works. • gra
KENSINGTON- IRON WORKS.
ELELNILY BLACK.
LLOYD .66 SLACK, "
bIANUVACTURBRB Op. RAN, SUET, mop & ANGLE
IRON, NAILS AND .
.-SPIKES.
Also, MAT BAB PIINCUED KO A D IRON,
46/- Ward muse; 'No. 99 WATER stree4,botoven Wood
and Market.
MIL HUNTER
' '!lthin:MerktklE*V.
T g A 3:ol*Ant - 'I 9 '..VO I VA,N T
54 €0111EGIAL• ROM
IY~-at. Louts, Mo.
ALEX. HIJNWER,
DiILLEN .
FLOUR. ORAL
BACON, URN' LARD , OIL,
.4 XD , PROD if ;(3riNB r
.sios Vibirttir stftwit,
d,r4,typi, wrispinurn.
COMMONWEALTH N$ CO:
/k rs/if / gilt Rat R ,* L .:
Charteire4CaStah.. 00011Mh
Imnmintindittge 4u14 otharTropertyvtdast Lose or
Damage by' aglatuit • Ittita 'atlini item, )113111/1(1
Navigation ataltatlon.
Cirriona—angON OAMBRON President
ItINJ4 , AILKS, VICO Presidant.
elaßlaislygacratiry:
4t6it6ltiligttkittOitiftlgiebt. r
A. A. CIARR
DELALWMM
SAFETY INSURANCE,CO4IIO.TV,
OFFIOR, B. R CORNER THIRD AND WAVOUT RTE-9
Philadelphia:
_ _ _
'4ISP - MARLNE INSURANCFSan Vona& Carp, *eight,.
to-all rams it thiworlik —;- .— , '-- . ..,...,._• , iiri r, 1 / 2
INLA.ND.INBURANCE&ON WOO% by- Canals,
Lakes midland Carriages, to all otakiell on.
FIRE INSURANCE ON UANDlZAgenerally. On
Stares, Dwel li ng Ilsoaes, ike. '''• - '''' ' - - -
Asiels ofad Ovfpni iissigsberw4iimi.
a
_
C , de, Mortgagee and Heal 1.4.;;Z....5101.020 04
elphia City, and othor 85,210
0 in Hanks, Railroad and Immune° C0'..._.. 23,000 10
Is receivable. 1E4440 07.
Balances to handa - "
of .Sgenta,.l;;;;Vl . sana on if;
rine Policies recently Usual, and other debts -
due the Company •
Subscription
or ono.. 1.61793413 I 8
i=lood t
"VnnittrP g,
WilnaniSyre.
Jame Tokinoitt,,
Enamel B. &Wok .
'Henri ski nk ,
James a 31ornand,
Charleo i3chatter. -
Robert Einrt
John B. B, 3rn
.D. T. mc..„, Ittniogh:
i 4.
.
J. T. l am .
Witt MARTEST, Notblent.
Willem Martin,
Joseph IL Baal,
Edmund A. Bonder,
John C. Darin,
John It Penrod%
Ooorge O. ner, ,
Bdward Darlington,
Dr: B. M. /Tinton.. .
WDlhun h
0. Ludwig,
Hug Craig,
E_lpencer Motivaln,,
Kell,
IL Jones Bro ey oke,
J. G. Johnson,
Thee. 0. HANN Vice •
Mazy Drumm, Sean
P. A. MAIMMA, •
95 Water Street, Pitu 1
CITIZENS' INSURANCE aMPANY
Or P,FTTEIBtiIiGH,
wrixtead. tiAtum Eyelid' mt.
HAMM 11A11813XL tkozetery; r,L •
OFFICR: 94 Water OA batman Marizt dad 4ibod streets.
•Inna , A D dilMO 4 1 1 10 a4 ' o!li the Ohio
and MleelOappl Itiveca'sad taibutarlas
Imams maaast Issiti„er Damage by MEL
Atm, against the Peril, of the Sea and T.pisad Navigation
and Traitspi a .
Drarnots.
William Mimes . • - C444 ' 4111.kltealint--
Jam ~ , Samuel Wen •r.
&minutes 3131thuaxigghaota
Robot; ?..gAnx4krVwnttlk , •- :
M. Pennock, tra.. Salem
B. liarbenga, .1. Sokenr,
Waiter litraa, William B. V al
John Mk/Pam
lEMIIMIII
_ .
EMI
1856..
e f4v-mo WINTER 1856 E
7!"-014,,t,0001)s!
A.. A; I&co,
TwOltralve,
_Fifa" St.r.eet t
• ,
/fire reeobralgtdW4 l Orn,in akfordaisvi-LARes mai
• • - '-'''SPLENDLOirrOCt.,-;
Of ,DRY 4.tie 'AD Iran* 'TPA DX,
tiSW INW-:PICKAGES
K
DRESS
EMBRIADIERIES.
Elegontrotylee of
mos Prteps,..VipaAAP4...l:qiiiss ifTRA
KBAiTYMaIN Naafi>. *nit COLORED aim.
Bantilht otyleo of
FEINTED tontmair LittviiklF:bcd. 81
PRIDTEIYMERIDOD, COM PARAititirrn,
„.
' ll4iii**ZiiNES
Now Oennan andieotch
no .
„ One ilundre ' d eases of
HOUSEKEEPING GOOps
~ :LINEN 111311MINGS; DAMASK TAMP:44IIIOM,
1.?"' L qq.4.,r 8 --P.442.P74. - ..,4P4= 1, 44 , 4 1 APN1N
witty Aisles of,
LoNti-MW- aQtriuirprobLiizir . PLAiD, ANDPLA IA
- - •
AND .11111 MA.
, 1S • II A :W:LS,
e.,
GIVE
, D crivr'ES "1" -
-,44 =0 0 it) s ,
QINGUAMS, ENGLISII
MADDER. PAINTS, SKIRTING
.424=8„ Twicnia4 ilnktitinlikßLßACllßD
:.AND BROW MUSIZENiff':
2N
Vein* Cloaking Ban
yer 'Oaths.
New deo& will be daity seceived "davit** ihe_sown.
• • * 0111 . 46 1. 03 N:4 - 0- ,
• PintiOnual;sestaaßbteo26f;46-
ieiib~e.r'
• ftylep illo
e1110.D14IE1iD; r:v
Uerdseleimrantkzikt t:
ois
- 'fake
Once on Tinmeria at Zeolock,
IC, from her laie xiiitateneev comer or Pridi and. loctid
'lslreete; and piobeet #.OOl. Mary's pinkfor).
• .
NEW ADVERTaIIENIcit."
. . ..
.. --
4: REGOLAR4I77OTING OP T1171`1117
__, .._
EO 'L AND -BitteKnatmag 'Amaireir ABF
be &atlas EXCELSIOR • rukr,u Corner; of. 1'...
cock atraott i Anoq tr y Cit;reo4'4ll=lll . l:Y ' 0,
the nth I=4 at 7 dal: ,-- " ` -- '
'' '' ._• — k-f
Sadism Ii
' ti - ,. .110 ,ANDOIOVIRME A alict al' O.' P.
GILLMORReissre ocataentatto tddrinie thei*Ccf.lnto-''
~.'....,.. ...7.4.4/D rICNO/4"i'k'v:sittftnt:
. : DROOLAXATION:.-AkTencimCVOTEss.-
- j4 - PNINIWNOII.OW:fteIP'XIMOrrItiN' liIBTRILr .--in
parananoc oP in' order of the Colfrt of gateau:, ihthions
- EMU chic day; notice La hereby4tren*,. 'that *chattier the'
qualified eleetots of that-portion Of POebleatihniahigrwittda
Likulow,ras pozodarTilbillt otos** Nicitiutriict No.
*in iiiiticighuldp, - sti 7.'1106411b1 - 0g atilth" lintii 'lpies of
Pitt and ':Fitibies Wu:tett and tile. M ithitiongthe Am.,
thotooidongiold'Averlo the boaudott lima or Pooidtomd
'Wilkins towashiPsf then,* along - salit s hts linitrto a
tounittip road - lon Abe iNine ittibviinufliiince along ' '
tioid,pfst "Orgool'il. ,lensing. J. IlutdoeV4l4V4`"J. nn
dock and eildwibles.places to thigsmindiqpilithiof Pe bias
and Pitt townships , and thinist.acittNiplOokilalCliqin
line , to the place of beenrif4. - _ •,...- , .. _
And-that she &adonis'!" that itortiOnW PrObroCrowaship
redkung within thaiggtnttletcaolbibilfida . tiahlutltn - eo — t at
Abeam Notel.lupt by.. 7: F. D. Xuattiliweand - ibliplarchty
Preston act as Ju lips, and Peter Brown mkt ; Mini= Piper
actas inspectors, to osaduct .the:netsPeotttentl_elictions In
said disirktPaihriball , -pifittrar thederespectisolutea until
Lithhislhalt boNtaratt ancriaufditycholaii.
.3, - ' , --' - EDDY WINN/Li:lM acrid.
September 13* 1855-xecifibil ' .-- .-.,' - .. - -
ItANDSOME . -11)TS:',OK , R41101IND,
MA" adjoining the Borough of idelletwpoa;.l4 AIW
219.1i,!-011 FRIDAY, fleptember st o'aloclC,X. L ilt
the raulsee,*lll:be,lead - 1 4 1 4 ifunaiwilt o t44tOg 44 Cb'
front of "Mt- feet on wide streets, and' ettendlitglatok
feet; 'Fitter Lute, .containing one halt acreSechi..Zeren
contadnin glwa. and Abair CCUW'elchL+ - 4'plin'Of whkb
will be exhibited at the sale. The kora itratterks,Littlf
Ahe ; Biaclair Itstute,desirablysituated.rorparato
thiushractisiing sites, or garkaing.purisams4hei
,iereseby 'Aver end fagrotat'Bahl
. ptio lath
ratable..
2kroti—tlie•fenith cash; residue htihnat circa annWIT
painiente, with interest. ;ATM,
e l7 „4Urtienout•
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• T B's-RICE, SOAP, scc, AT ~AIYOTION.
On TIIORSDAY afternoon, - Berteutber 10th, at two
- o'clock; will besioldt at the Commercial Sake itatinut
-14 lcdf che.tts 1 oung Dyson and Black Teas; '
6 buret! like;
ries* fircnrit
10 boxes Chatnlcitl.BLay
14 belt laurels Lake l'lsht
• of.secoutt•htunf gouselt‘*.And Kitchen
Furniture, de., to. P. SI DAVIS,
serf . . •
FIRST: ,RIOATkIAGIV-)3,919)11-AltiAITC-;
lioN.--onmarastiArwmogootembikletboit .
73,5 o'clock, at the ltletchnsh, gachange„ wilt be-sold S3OOG
Awnn-7,Pnhtßffggcn xI 4T um Alle g heny
'Yelylliftroa'Ulonpany,
byttycleirrbt kattiots4oo.ooo
wound by gr , trearimmtgAo on , the vibblkiloselnum Pitts
argh to •Kithainbig, vrbich , bost lour drams the amount:
Tbeseliondo are-earthy -thestlbsitioria-personethabing
ptafettly irfe wrearment, i!trardibrii . .blgtvbitsibr-Sntoreat.
1(0 1 • • ,-•••-• •• • • •••,••PAIVILILVIRiAncEr.
Dp.. E. tr. 11A-IF
ALLIERIANTBRANDEVOIi SYRUP,
-s. SUU
SOIL SOROVULA,I3.kiT-11111311144tRISIESLAS,,,,ECALD
11KaD,0Caircera,..Ceuitiektrai - , ..lintuota•••-•BarberaV°ltiti,
Burns, Mertnrial and - lever.:Direa,-
Woralcezusitt.,*(Deaftaile.lar'llutoors
• or Soren the /1116.0,,,Ui1i1/21•1•Irs
.
COmelaint;
• iithitThrotti,lo:losViarpr - 8.10, •
,
Sold generally -DittViout,the MAW ,Stotea and "(knacks
• aryDnaggilits and apothecaries.
AgentiZifialitratt'parts of
. 08 4714. , ..
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ttA•tfl E Dronciatonh. Jawrinca,,ltaas.
„
Dr. GEO. IL .EBYtTER. -1.40 - Nroad.atreati„Wholerala
and - Retail Ageuttar•kittstinrgb. ,,
Drinirout a - counterfott'articltrAnahttnarik CIF
leaennineiAlll6lCthinnitiVlnit lr:Kenc
TIOTEL ; FOR SALI3.-;:;•,T,..b..er, sub
, ecribertolfentfor ads tbibirgii."ooof-fitity B , .itldhig on
the c rues of Smithfield and Third:iitteeta,:istomn as the
, l 4 CITIC;110T8LP , The , CITT.IItITT6 occophitime of the
boat location' in the rity, and has ever bean popular voith
-Abe toweling pobliO. , ,ltia excellent repair, and_istpahle of
accommodating a large Waimea. The sobstribess in ad•
the:ltotal and the - Lot Mt which. it emu* will also
dispose of the -VIllINITIZRZ•of the establishment..., Ir Ia In
art excellont-ltate - Pteeeteatiott,. , _: in-ac e tut two
' , peck and will be sold at Thies is time chance
finimpitalfats,•Or Parais Wild - net° go iiitothir
mesa beenateaproatebte Luteetenene anikbeywoidd do well
to-_give -.thm-tnatter -.their attention. The , loo2W4pewt in
intik thelmdaneeert.oneand fotit..peatit; AliptyVannuely
or bristies-tw- •• _ •
leg • -' '.IT-HOtel..llltabotglb.Tm
ALL PAPER WARR,HOUSE—
.
457- .TOW II . tween lagitbairent;and Dl wood alley
"Where' maybe found an rect a cu of every de.
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PAM& HAISCIMIAL-far
. .. .
Rattly •
Dfalag Morns,:
and Chambers.
Also, WINDOW SHADES variety, at the lowest
Entiees;tOoguntry'ilialett. •
aulft: W. p. - MAILSRALL .1. - CO.
FREMONT MEN, ATTENTION ! Wo
win retidys, nth altetiponOO4SititilONT4lADOES.
Alt Who Intend to lie;itt'thi procession to latities Should
'bate on& AV the demand' for themto - very latiA.you had
'better ealteatlyaid EttOcata one ortlaan. 'l,bey can be hail
by eallOreor goading - ' ' ' • =
W. d. arLDßlqyz*rgy s 00.1,
vela' lath it, Oppoitte the . Theatre.
•
VOURTH - STREET--ROAD PROPERTY
1 AT AUCTION.-`—on:TffilltaDit, SenternlB,lllsB,
at tt o'clock, P. on tbsspralli*An dun. Lot oliGrotind on
the Pennsylvania, ATEilltle; : oe - r*Oriii.7 Sheet ROCA and near
the corner ot llighistreat,29-fet Iron by 117lcetderp, on
Whial , ifttrected fins Thickttid.twallinnie ilnionktg Hamitic
This Imila:4y rents for tifin a your ; tenanted ; Lilo good
onier,"andArlllposltivelybelioldP ftt aid&
, • 'Br "'My, Astatearokora.
4AII, IdoICENN4. Anctkineer.
RANK STOCKS AND :BONDS AT AllC-
TlOM.— , On'Tuirsatur sietabt e liPfiutileir 18th, at
T o'clock, at the hicertuultellxclumgek,Filltetaold--
.. 40,9hms .Mcchanlce Intik or Plftsteicgb
" Manama:uteri k Fiii*Pr4:Zaialiortfteeling ;
2 Coupon Bond% Allegheny County,llooo eiCh.
eell3 _ R. M.. DANA AtleVr•
93,889 -00
/003,0,00
fiILI.SSIA TONIC COP, - -FON' D) PEP.
W. mum—ute is .theintist conventaut manner of wing
Bitten.. A Wine glass full of ufer, or vine paned into the
cup partake' instaztly and without further trouble the
melicitud ptoptirthet of the gunnels Wood, which is ameider.
eirthetiatet elltrient:ancLjess liable to irritate the
stomach that:any Other Tonto noarin bee, for sole by
- 70. v. FLEIIINO,
&O.; Portioriliarktii dripatruol Din
ILLIER'S YUMITIIRE POLISII will
cleanse end lower a beautiful gloo to all kinds of
pahthed,aiiittuenttaris, ofi Pointing"; plum, fortes,
cams, Itousakseperaabsisald give it a tried, for !pale by
JOS. FUMING,
corner Markel stSool mid Mara d-
FILT. - °,l 3l bßys'e" h *P - Z - rfiLtit ,ree'd
sold air. Market atrect and limmond.
VitES4 . ifiltply of Cleirer's prize medal
t:l2 their . Soap f. lanee tavern Windair: Jules UlUlerl
Porano, and Patridge's Solidified Bntm 4.4 nomad Row
er% nu mle by JOS. FLEW%
self, - ' elm flacketatroes and=amond.
eIONGRESS; BEDFORD'ArIir BLUR LICH
l.2#44tr.cse Welnid-Dreek at JD& FLICIIINO.9 t
cor. Martel dreet and Diamond.
LLEY'S PAIN EXTRACTOR,-10
-ziiik!'eii . :loo seikeze'zzre - i . ir! . %-- - - 1
s.V.REIAJIMPIW YT — 7
in Mire and for sale by "<-
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YEW' PILLS.-10 gross iustore and fior
joi,. mob by (wls) IPLIGILIie IRO&
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