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Jay, Marii.sen, Ada Fraaklii, are! other 914,11
and pAtri 3 OiN w'.•n• in their prime, and gale tt.i.e
t•. puhli. 6. 1/1:11i,,:. li,r pet PI" , •t" cL.tllitty
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t+lnves ve..rt. 11.4 nil.: :.1;.1 there iffig bolt'
K-titneky there was a strong tote 1,.r ernawipa
tion. The .1* the north and south enuid
take frier littug-liter for the extinction
of an eill 014; 1:11g'Lla.1 ha I fastened upon the
c-uutry while wider he- sway. But in an evil
day, and with evil intent, about the year 111 ".‘.2 the] r
(tame tw this courit,y an Englightuan butte]
Thottips,n Ile wa- an able and eloquent nea
ter, and was sent by the jealous aristocratic gov
ernment Li Eligialld to =ow the keetia of strife and
lietirtiou the uorlheru States. Ile lectured in
the cities of the north against slavery, lie dal
not en south to urge emancipation, and prisent u
pr,etira..de ota.o. Ile areal whirl , it was Eliot. to
I—ttre.i and sceitonal animosity and To
ihe telhile mind to !dirt-rimy tilgainst
Itinir All I:now how well t h is
I ere•tru tun.- -al y 11.11 Lry succeeded. The
lel:14101. amt tLr ra,h and
vio , ent lent it will.ng tar I. th e pahlie enemy.
awl ate,lns• ,, ,,,a, rank. rabid, denunciatory a n d
reckle,s, lon forth in the north-eastern Stutes
like a c , ,ntagious and virulent Hui
the firm wail ut .leek... n, and the
the men Gt day' ,t would, by its incendiary
d o cuments and emissaries., long ere thii have
li g ht e d rip the tlawes ,P 1 Civil and a servile war
throughout :e": ! 4 -eitli, awl involve , ' both
races in ritr^ undistinguishing ruin. A firin an I
patriotic re -istunce lute protracted the struggle,
and given intensity and Vifilitaee to the
It now hec,me a ma: keel ::ml clearly defined
dis ease ; a disease as irritating and exeititig at
the rich, :in liti,e..tle .1111 di4guming, as the
back vomit. fine of its first manifestations is
partial insanit). Its victims can listen to nn
~,ffeve no good of any not similarly
ailin red ; and care for no cause but the cause of
the ni.igroes. Fur arm the Union may be de
strol cif, our g.ivernment overturned, and our
glorious constitution publicly burned. For them
all other great national interests may be aban
doned. Fur the negro race, the great hope
of the whit.' race—free government and pop-
War siiver,iigrity may be crushed. ,It would
11. 11,11 .• nll I . l,Pent the slang phrases by
which tho, purposes are declared.
They are the language of intense bitterness,
hatred and eoutuniely. The warnings of the
fathers of the Republic are treated with acorn.
George Wa , latigton is called a villain at a
public meeting; and our Constitution is de
nounced its a covi - mant with hell."
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Much fire some of the tuninifentation s of this
loathsome and dangerous disease, sent of malice
prepense frion England to afflict the body politic
and social of OUT great and prosperous COMIIIOII
- and in the end perhaps to work out its
destruction.
It is a siugu!nr fact that this dieerum and the
cholera came to thig countryfrom England about
the same time. The ravages of the latter have
brought mourning into many cities and families.
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ABOLITIOSISM A DISEASE
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But the results of the abolition disease if un
checked arid unrestrained would prove infinitely
more fatal to all the best interests of humanity.
The great problem of man's capacity for self
government it was supposed had been solved,
and the truth established, that freedom, self-gov
ernment—popular sovereignty, was entirely com
patible with order, peace and national prosperi
ty, How the eyes of oppressed mankind were
turned towards ns in hope as this experiment
was progressing, and how tyrants and despots
trembled on their thrones as its success became
more and more apparent. No wonder the latter
sent this disease amongst ua. They look upon
the destruction of this 'Republic asjhoir only
salvation. In proof of this read the following
extract from the London Chronicle, the special
organ of the Queen of Great Britain :
" We sho.uld be sorry to see Mr. Buchanan
elected, because he is in favor of preserving the
obnoxious institutions as they exist, and the unity
of the States. rhere is no safety for European
monarch:rat governments if the progressive spirit
Qie nemor-rocy of the Crsitcd Stales ta adiopeed
to succeed. Eleer Fremont, arid du first blow to
the separation of the United States is effected."
And see also the language of another organ of
despotism.
The Paris Monitrur, official organ of the Im
perial Usurper, whom Fremont is said, by his
admirers, to resemble in some of the traits of
hie character, makes this announcement:
i‘OUR SYMPATHIES ARE ENTIRELY WITH
COL. FREMONT. WE 110 PE TO SEE No
EXTENSION OF THE DEMOCRATIC PRIN•
CIPLE IN THE UNITED STATES. IT 18
DANGEROUS. TO EUROPEAN GOVERN
MENTS."
The genuineness of these extracts no one will
deny, and they show clearly how closely thin
abolition disease is allied with their influences,
and ita sympathy with the European rulers that
would destroy our Democratic Republic. because
"It u clangcroue to Eurnpran goerrnmew/." Is
not this disease a dangerous one! And how
fatal would he its success.
For this fell disroase of abolitionism there is
but one remedy. It must be administered by
the people, and the ballot.. are the pills The
dis..w.e, is evidently approaching its crisis: and
Norrmher next mast terminate. It was neaer
so violent, or the insanity so dangerous before .
Let the dose be a trememluous one. Let the
purgation he utterly prostrating. In this alone
is the safety of the patient, and the safety of the
Republic. And it in the only ground of hope of
ultimately "crushing out" despotism over all
the earth.
As the mills were &omit and most of the ware
houses shut up, people of all parties had lama's g
else to do hut go over to Allegheny and hear our
r.itsburgh lawyers make abolition speech(:.
QTer they went in such numbers that we pro-
SUM that during the afternoon there wire
:2,0.1ai11 people on the ground. The Democrats
acre there in thousands, to see the sequel to the
baby i-how, and drink free Ice water That
swelled the crowd to about the number we name_
By the way, it is a little curious to note the alight
discrepancy in the estimates of the Journal and
Guzsets. The former tastes It 50,000. Bat the
old Ili -um, plumps' it right down at 100,00ir " '
Nuw, our neighbor of the Journal will never
lrirn how to please hie party ball a. 9 the
Garotte. The Black Republicans lore big figures,
and he should have named the largest number 1 ,
be would have stolen a march on his rival.
Ca_Kvius M (lay vas the only foreign speak -r
1.1 no , ..riety. anti he 18 one of the pooreet Ftnr.lK
er4 t , uch an occasion that could he
H toe rest viral home manufacture, except .ne
&l a s i v.le ranting falsifier fr.?, Itinvi, , av
How I. Istrreut was our Convention. Jo,ige
ler :•I tiled it with a brief !porch : then ti:.r
Tod, .1 Liu, II an. 1.. K Bowen. of linitironro
iku John C Breckinridge • caodi.lnte for Vov.•
, Col. , loonier M'Cook, of
Wert. 0 - Ir nrrni , •ra WI. War* r, f
ft.rta .r a treat and espirruire timpla3. T....
pe.l - ..e tame t.ngel her to hear re-J Una till the fn m
timplent lips and they were grata:lea Tho
went Mane inptructe , l, and not cheated.
The abolitionists came together under it pro •
mute that Sumner, Burlingame, ftobert Emmet,
Tom Corwin, David Wilmo•, and all that ilk of
abolitionists, would &afire,. them And behold :
Pittsburgh lawyers took the sta nd and shoutcal
and '• sweated" at them to good, sound aboli
tin Mang. Mr Loot:nix' speech was of course
a good one of it. kind . but it was "Ka.usas
the riegroes, - or ha would not have been liste
ed.i to That crowd would hear nothing
But was not the crowd drawn together by ful,e
pretetc•eu In regard to speakers. Our crowd
was not so cheated. In that respect our conven
tion 1,311 far the best. And comparing the two
crowd- with the efforts made to get them t,-
acther. ours wits the most successful In the OPllet
of actn•tl voters, and voters on the democrat c
side.
141. II: Iq 141.1
We were never MOTO proud of the gallant D e .
tnoe,a,•y They need co tea.ing and ante tuft,
no hrlong and frve ticket., and no fake pee.
tenec- , They came at the call of duty, of thtor
own fii.o will, and at their nwn expense. if the
aholitionists are satisfied with the results of the
two gatherings we are.
And another thing. We can afford to tell the
truth shoot numbers. The abolitionists cannot.
- ABOLITION CAPITAL.
In regard to the disturbances in Kansas nn
doubt now exists in any honest mind that they
are got up by the abolitionists as their only po
litical eapital. Kee what an abolition Fremont
lecturer. Dr. Cutler, said in a speech at Mont
pelier, Vermont. Here it ix:
IF I'oLT WOULD CARRY THE ELECTIoN
NEXT NOVEMBER, KEEP ItLooDY OUT
RAOEs IN KANSAS BEFORE THE EYES oF
THE PEOPLE. yOU HAVE NO OTHER
PLANK SETTLE THIS QUESTION, AND YOU
ARE DEFEATED."
Itre, Tung 01.17.—The Fillmore party had an
amazing big turn out in Cincinnati on fiaturday
enint: last. Tho Enquirer says the torch-light
proces,ion reached several milca, each man bear
ing a transparency. The shouting and enthusi
asm were piled up very high. MI the flags had
thirty-one stars. The caricatures of the woolly
of amalgamation, :Sm. Front all accounts
it must have rivalled the abolition baby show
here co the 17th.
On Saturday (to-morrow) the steamer David
Lynch, will leave the Monongahela wharf at 12}
o'elook M. for Port Perry, to carry persons who
are desirous of attending a Democratic meeting
at Port Perry, In the afternoon of that day. It
will bring them back in the evening. There is a
good chance for a pleasant trip. The meeting
will be addressed by Messrs. Roberts, Bruce and
others, and a Glee Club from the Third Ward.
THE young men out West are forming them
selves into Buck and Dmk Young America
Clubs. A few evenings ago one was formed in
Chicago, and over five hundred young men joined
it. The northwest will yet prove Itself sound on
the Union and white race questions. The Chicago
Pgmes says there is not a shadow of doubt that
Illinois will go for Buchanan and Breokinridge.
We have been requested to publish the whole
proceedings in the trial of „John C. Fremont,
(Pryor,) for mutiny, &c. It would occupy all
the columur of our paper for two weeks. We
have already published the verdict in the case,
in which he was found guilty of mutiny on
eleven different speCifications. No one pretends
to deny that.
PoLa RA 'intro.—There is to be a Democratic
po)e raising in South Pittsburgh, between the
Sligo and Clinton mills, on Saturday evening next
at .6 o'clock. Mr. Burke, Judge Munition, B.
P. Jones, and the Glee Club are expected to ad
dress the meeting.
1 •;;'„,
.. ,
THAT CONVENTION
Democratic Meeting
Ex-Clovorn , r Reeder, of Kansas, is announced
as about to take the stump for Freittol,t ! Why,
he has been stumping it on behalf of the freedom
shriekers for six months past.
The new telegraphic cable, 120 miles long,
which was being laid between Sardinia and the
coast of Africa, was lost in a storm, making the
second cable lost in this attempt to establish a
communication with Africa. The cable was in-
enred for $BO,OOO.
Mr. Paul Farnum, of Beverly, N. J., has
given a building, with convenient grounds,
valued at $25,0011, for a NormaJfichool, and has
agreed to pay the expenses of the school for the
dist year. This is a handsome and mot credita
ble gift.
The ninth anniversary of the rurreiader of the
city of Mexioo to Gen. Scott, falling on Sunday,
was commemorated in New York on Monday by
the parade of the New York Volunteers, and the
Veteran Corps of 1812. The Veterans, com
manded by Capt. Rayner, fired a salute of 131
guns on the Battery. Flags were hoisted on the
City Hail in honor of the occasion.
Among the passengers by the Cmubria, whit h
arrived at Boston on Sunday last, was Sir Henry
Holland. He is now staying at the house of
Hon. Edward Everett. The Boston Advertiser
states that his visit to that city is limited to two
days longer. Sir Henry Holland is a physician
of eminence. He married one of the daughters
of Sidney Smith.
A gentleman on crutches, lately from San
Francisco, and a member of the Vigilance Com
mittee, was violently assaidted on Sunday eye
ing on the steps of the St. Nicholas Hotel, in
New York, by one of the many rascals transport
ed hither from California. The matter calmed a
great deal of indignation, and the cowardly as
sailant would have been roughly handled had lie
not made a rapid retreat.
Three grain warehouses on Water street,
in Chicago, owned by S. it Pomeroy, tieorge
W. Dale, and Charles Woodsworth, were burned
on Sunday last, and ninety thousand buehel• of
grain lost, which was principally owned 11
Mesere Pomeroy, John P. Chapin, Van Olivela
tale, and Williams k Brother. 'rho bitel le
amounts to .$1t1,(551 Pomeroy b. in.ur:•J, at
about the others we have not ascertained.
R•itne Real Dirty dog who eigne himself " It
It.'• Rends the NeW 1 ork Timt e a miserably fake
account of our May. roovevtirin on th e itt-b
inet., and says . •• The news friar) Maine had a
mist lepreseing effect, as the Morning P i•t ha.'
assured its render that they would not occspt
than ten thousand majority. " \We said no
-ucla thing, and the ree,t of the letter to as untrue
as tinet which relates to cur-thee. 11 victory is
to ho won by falsehood and tkreptinn we e,nfese
the chances of the Democracy Eire thin indeed.
Mr George Peabody, a wealthy American,
who has been restiltng in London a• a banker.
fur a number of years, I:Re arrtred at New
on h, s woy t o Du, errs, Mes*.:.rhusetts, his Want
town lie is a man,: great id...rattly, Ira•given
largely to charity !c on-I rhtlanthroptc ohjeeta,
and on every alanie , !rlary our Nato al Knit.
day be furnish,s a magnificent entertainment to
the Americans in the Itritish oapitol. In this
way Mr. Peaboly has acquired a great I.VU/Itti
ty. Aecardertgly he ie now IfnitCti upon by large
numb e r', of the merchaate and husinese tier of
NOV York, who overwhelm him with complimehte
and invitatiatie
A N v.vr nfit,oi tlll Vll•tt HE*
the tt.or hr Ctirrontrlg. the riwrient Eng'
bus 5.1.1re,,c41 n Ictit,- 1. , are I.,••nd-r
1.1.1•:,,
whi c h h a o t,erfl I*;7llakt.-d kt) Pro Itnrnent. lie 4.1
Jut:et rvlrnrt, frv,ni the writing, rf RI
(lark. Dr l'ih:t!n4,r, 14e,th
ll,ruky, 4nviree., rohl It.ontiot CA.
erinv, xll.l 6d.?itY of
the rte men t rt-r. t •11
!,..),1” that •, : , 41•11C•i. 11111 , 1 rt tP Plad
•14{C• . U. thr %I;!haN.
th e „f I e,n hr '•r log.(l,cr
thf , , th CV11111r) ~pettling the ttukri.On
tu:3l3 commence.) thln cour.try hr r-u:vk
—Jl24Ong frr.tal the urarf •pecttnen I !Jaye serrn—
that of air Book ~f h -try drigire to ■ee
new translation to Ow. ctiuntir7 in by no mewnii
increwnwit- - The cspo•ure ustulu by pit:tiro , get
ng it out in New Yott, huoi slrra,lf spoken the ,
plitlie rout:Kim:lee to touch [list it ie very probe•
Me it will never be caniiiirteit.
hekrr.,• ELre - TED lAnt re...rurry. liorearos
Nd I N.ourti --The St. LOUIS Rernahran of the i:ith
sayu that error,. have been discovered in the
eiai ennvaas in Missouri, is the vote for I,ieut
Governor whieh, elected Jackson, Denvierat. by
ninety-one majority Newland, tho
Candidate, had been regarded ideated by .
hundred and eighty eight majority The
'mitre will otirreet the error, undoubtedly,
the alio« to Jarkaiin The rept of th
-I)^mooratic `state ticket is eleete,l by taajer;t i ,
ranging tram or,r to sit thousonif
WE aaw 11 letter yeterilfty written by an into'•
ligent gentleman In llhnciv ton fricrol in Ott.
otty in which be easy. that I.eyonil all rieradn•n
tore ll!mei. will go for Buchanan lie telys ttt,
Iletrutereti err et work there n. they never
worked before, and are confident our majority
there will be fifteen or twenty thousand.
More foHer•
The last °emu. of I.lLeriy, (Fayette county,
Pa.) contains the following list of bolters from
the opposition :
NI CNA CLL.; TOWN qtll P. FA tXTTIi COVIkITT,
August sth,
Meters. Editors :—Whon men change their
political sasocintiona, a docent respect fur
the optuions of others demands that they
siauuld declare the induvementil which have
prompted the change in their opinions; we
therefore beg a email space in your excellent
paper to declare our determination hereafter to
support the Democratic party and its nominees.
We have acted heretofore with the American
party, but actual experience has convinced u.
that the lenders have abandoned all the princi
ples once advocated and supported by that or
ganization, and are now waging an mirtrinctiphri
warfare against the Domeoratio patty, alike dis
honorable to them..eives end dangerous to the
country.
Thu leaders publicly ratified the nomination
of Fillmore, and his name fleets at the mist
head of the papers of that party no w published
in Uniontown, whilst the Clipper, pti Alish,d at
Brownsville, supports Fremont. Their speakers
publicly advocate Fremont, and privately ex
press their preference for Fillmore. In one part
of the county they advocate the principles of
the American party, and in another part they
are Fremont Abolitionists. We find the county
ticket is supported by these papers in Uniontown,
as a Fillmore ticket, and in Brownsville, as a
Fremont.
We cannot and will not support such impos.
ture. We esteem honesty as essential in pulities
as in the other affairs of life. We cannot be
made use of to aid men destitute of every princi
ple, in their schemes of imposture. We are
fully convinced by the course that the party
which styles itself by the name of Republican
pursues, that it has deep,'well laid and maturely
considered designs against onr. glorious Consti
tution an happy Union. We see the evidence
of their designs in the millions of dollars which
have been contributed in various sections, under
the guise of if.ansas aid funds, apd the mustering
of troops of armed men to invade Kansas, and
overwhelm the troops of the United Stares.
These acts of treason are like the muttering
thunder—the prelude to a dreadful storm in which
the ship of State Is threatened with destruction.
We are free, and our country is prosperous and
happy under Democratic rule, and desire it shall
remain so; we therefore have determined to sup.
port Buchanan and Breckinridge, In whose hands
our Constitution and Union are safe, and we call
upon all men who loye peace and hate disunion
and disorder, .o unite with ns in supporting our
country, its Constitution, and the Democratic
PartY.
Stephen B. Palmer, James M'Laughlin,
Lacy Hibbs, George Hazen,
Hugh Keys, Greenbnry Grimes,
Crawford Scott, John Hibbs.,
James ft. Fuller, William Addict,
Henry Hillard, William S. Allen,
Elliot Hibbs, John Addis.
Oliver D. Mills
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fe.A.•
The gales which are 1.61 i ciriNing our fleet to
ward the rock of disunion seem to rue so strong
and so direct, that it is hard to avoid thinking of t
those who are antionis to turn the fleet in the
direction of the gales, that they wilfully cry
peace when there is no pence, and that having
eyes they see not, and having ears they wilt not
hear. But the moss of our opponents do not ln-
tend to he unpatriotic ; and if their party pro
jects tend to disunion they do not/see it. One
of their most common answers to our fears of
approaching danger: " We are all as earnest for
union as you are. and the danger of disunion
and the cry for disunion comes only from the
South.
Lot us, however, not talk about professions,
hut only about facts, fo. these are the important
matter. When Marius shed the noblest blood in
Rome, and trampled on the liberties of his
country, it was to subject one class'bf citizeus to
another in the name of liberty and union. And
when Syne did the same it was to reverse the
order of Marius in the same sacred names And
when Cresar silenced and buried the last of the
forms that en bodied the spirit of Roman freedom.
and was declared by his admirers, emperor and
father of teal country, it was most profanely done
by a blasphemy upon the names of liberty and
union. No political scheme has any chance of
success that does not profess to be patriotic.
Who , are the facts that indicate an approach
ing dissolution' het me not be answered by a
reference to the faults of the Democracy: for I
confess that we are as human as other parties,
and the worse you make us out to he the greater
Is our country's danger. If you say there are
numerous ditinnionists in the south, you declare
a most important fact; and of it the Democracy
have a good right to complain ; for it weakens
the forces of the friends of the Union, who
naturally feeldiscouraged in contending for those
who re3ent their assistance.
But you admit awl proclaim the fade. And
what is your remedy ° You say they dare not
secede, and we will compel them to ruliniit. Is
not this itself a disunion peOrneitiori! Is it not
internal war proclaimed' Yon say no, for they
dare net resist. Still. is it not war, if one class
of the community is to use its physical force, or
the fear of it. in order to compel th e sob ta l es k a
of another"
Here let me call attention to the fact that we
ore, In a very extensive tense, many classes of
people having rigats and privileges differing
according to the laws of different States, or distin
guished as commercial an•t manufacturing States,
nr as maratime and inland, nr as Atlanti c and
Pacific, or as n slavelythling and non-wlnvehold
inc. Thee.• facts make essentially different
classes. The present contest has clas s ifi e d ns ns
•;aveholding an I non slarehohling ; some other
lay the cassificatioti rosy proceed en other
Now what I mean to say is that where each
classifications exist, they are facts that en ure
control legit.latioa . for it must be adapted to the
people whom it i. to affect. We violate nature
, f we disregard them These classifications in
iii .to the customs and hahits of the people,
which are roiled their lkfeol3l nature, and tr.
which all grime ;egittlation must conform. W e
trample on hanoon dignity when we rudely at
tempt by legi.tatton to wipe them nut If we
hare any peace we must respect all closer..
of .ter united society.
In all the attempts of ancient areree to unite
their variously constituted States, it was the
want of this respect for the rights or trappoved
rights of each, anti the attempt Lit eubirct all to
the ottooreet will or the roost powerful influence
that confinuallv tfivide.l them: nourished the
spirit of hostile cornhination with etch other mod
with strangers: often put the sceptre into the
hands of tyrant,' and dictators, and at last owned
their rates to toenail conquerors and demolished
be last monument of frri,lom.
And Thep Italy fen from the expiring peep of
in: Roman empire, tt found it elf dienied :We
hnelng very different lass,
and r U.O 011, 4.-1 inter, .ta A thounentratternipte
I.erp ma.io, for a then.and yearn. to pri:
:Or. .bowa U 1 cY among (1,31 e diacatiant ele
I.ents
Dot, though they mvy be cailt , l eve
pro ) IlingtiAgr and tri g oo and Collti
-117, yet, f.yeor mat or any idea blithe con.tan ,
.•,,,,rgitlll4. Mat Lary , repslreal 111 Ord, it pre - +. i re
. 111LOTI and horroonv ntnr4vg. rnelr Yltriou.
r Mth,y Lzive foiled . on.l I onee 0
t re of the world :1111 , 1 the rers fen= ;If lb, I' OA,
; ,. : 1 r t, rt. o f ru roro. nowil mantledb,ll.•
e.o. with ,trturely hie enough to tar urn Le: fu
en ,tfttn,
it ni•l•enrm 1,, mr,
1 , 1 ON I.!VIATO of t.: , rc , 1.11 , 1 tkirrats, c.r even nt
the ntrolion..f theta, %nen tsr "aght to th:nt
CntilefPr.io9.• Cs , r, r , tllll n. r .11.1 ..l.tr •••,,., 1 ,4 wa
01W 611 CIA when cur rror mea4urra -
, Ito Stole a;ramst State, hoeotion again , t gecti , r,
or tines agran.t ulna, Uttlet now I never sax
the teeeerity or wrilolotn of thoee warninp r•f
ur woxeet men against everything which Io , A , I
in that dinxtion. hut I do aye it plainly now
/ld I see, too, the foundation of those k l
which Euror emu tr.onarchotta ontrrtain of eor
.perdu diasoLutauo, and whwh I heretofore eon
aiderrel baselm.
lit'e hour tern w3rned, ard earnestly
warned, that the seal through who'h
0 1 1 fleet matt roll ore datterrou, , norx , and that
there are many otetuotal w bleb toted to scatter
cunt destroy it, and we hegin to and it true. lint
bow slow err w¢So betle•e in any other wimloto
than oar own' - How apt to forgot that "heforo
hoyor to !Infantry, and a haughty spirit heforo
rcroatt the wisd o m and eit.erience
our wisent and most trusted stotessuen of our
Joys, t.. he poled by lie excitement and
pa. , •ion of the present Lilo IV, teiect a!•
wArniugo of hiNtory and in crier 19
purnie on 'untried caper:10001, while halt
potion. which we are niragq:ine with Us, Worn.
no of its danger. W 0 risk the I , herttes and hop
pine.. of our children an 1 friends in order
prove our ei . ...ura4m ror,wio a ..or own j.-1 ):
mont nr oor own lenders it fr. , th, whi c h 0 ,, e
half of our fellow citizen. declare to he full ‘.l
o..titagion and death.
IVith your Intro, Messrs Editors, I ' , ball ft:-
low out thitirubjoot at another day .
What the N Y. Tr;butte thought of Fremont,
a few yearn ago, in naown by 11,e following ex
tract from an article publinhed in that paper ,t
the time gremont was necking for a re-election
to the U. 14, Renate t
It the member! , elect [to the Callfornla Leg
islature] vote MI they they have voted in the
Atlantic States, and as they would vote were
they there again, a whig will have Col. Fremont'.
mat.. As for &mow htmartf,thtre u n..t at pri.
tat Mr least hope for him. Both, pat-lies (I ,, thnr , ' y
hisarow boa him and ists measures. Hu :
NW has killed him. The fa .11 of his neglect o. ! ! 4.
duties in (7onpreas to eleetsonerr for another ter.,
has also her+, hiyAly prvadtrial to his toter-oh."
Fremont, It will he recollected, spent only
twenty-cam days in the Situate, devoting the re
,router o f hi s t erm to spectil4tion in flaliforni..
and in endeavors to secure a re-election, in
which endeavors, us the 'Prihtine predicted, he
most eignally rolled.
Rita` Interesting to those suffering from
nesdat,h e.— A remain rompdy found in Dr. MIA
CELEBRATED LIVER PI LLM, prol oared by F'LE.IIMG
Ii Hi , Patteburgh
Tao following IA a anniiile of tortlOratioii,
front t.1.1r 0.01 t.i114(11.9.
This is to enrtiry that I have bfWM .1119,3 At limes u, si•Vel , •
pain would In , NI otters I rtrti.l
r,41 untther day or night. Hearing Dr. . 1 1 . 1.attr'i Mehra
1.4 Liar prepart,l by Homing 1b.., I bunt and got
hos, of which I took two pills nu going to Ird. fi•r two nights
They .„„ rnt.rrly. Sornotlnte 1154 now elsownl, turf
haVI , had no tour. I rnut , lt , frau; sick /4.441.,110.
kl. JOLINt4TON, 118 Le Wit , stroot.
Purehaaere will be wont! to ELFIc tor Dr. Al' Lont4 evle.
tmilyd User I,7l,b yFleming Uro of Pitt.
burgh, P. AU otlits• iu comixarlaoa, aro worth.
loot. Dr. APLano'x gonuluo Liver Pills, also Ida colehrated
Vorruifoge, oun now be hail at all rospectabla fling Storm.
Nouo genuine without the vignaturo of FLMLING BROS.
Abuts for arils by the ok, inilnlPt4D.
7Liverns . o
Stioussoril to J. Kidd it 00.,
solfrilawl No. eo Wood atroot, eoruor of Fourth.
ael — An Appeal to t be;lntelleet --it le one of
the Matures of Pulmonary RiseiFe that it generally leayes
Alm brain tuntisturbed. Wetberefore appeal toih!lntoft
of all who are predisposed to Consunspilon, wariit hg th ou ,
solemnly, that Ip neglecting what they rrll sliffill ania,s 3 th, y
may be signing their own death-warrants. There to no es
, MAO Gorsuch neglect. In Dr. Rig; SYRUP-OP LIVER
WORT, TAIL ANL CA.NCIIALAGIJA, they have withi n
rime'', at idi thin*, a positive spectlie. We milk° no reaerea
tion or qualification ut the phrase, and we are bitched i v
'Lieu of the highest scientific attainments, whose approril
of it, Ij worthlows, no woaltli could purchww, in saying that
It is et nearly infallible as anything in thin fallible world
can be. Per particulars, see riantplaipt in the hands of
agents, Will an advertisement on the licalums page.
illiP•Per sale, wholesale and retail, by R. E. SELLERS
00., corner Wood and Second streets,
Fold Mee t filiNPßigiobr 4 BEtz.l4iimrty U,
FICRWARTZ, arid BSCI-0141X j AhrgA.N., Allegheny
City.
gelaulawl w
./44'01.1 Style.—We kill introduce on Saturday,
August 30,1Ki6, our FALL SCPLES OP SILK HATS Cull
and MD them. A goal Hat for $3.00.
.098 MORGAN s 00, 764 Wood at.
IMII
MIIMM=IMMEN:
(For the firtatkorgh Poroj
The Danger of Disunion
WASH INUTON
Fresnoate.
NIW Vnitt, Anguot 1, 1N62.
4 SUBS AND SPEEDY CURE
FOR SCROFULA, SALT RItRUX,,MRIPVLAB, SCALDII BAD, Cancers, Cancerous Rumors, Barbers' Itch,
Burns, Mercurial and Fever Sores, Ulcer; Ring ,
Worm, New algia, (Beakless reused by Mimosa
or Sores in the Mud.) Rheurnat. I,lm
Complaint, Bronchitis, Ingaratagti gu
in the Throat, Lungs, Back or Bide.
Sold generally throughout the United latates and Canada'
by Draggled and Apothecaries.
Agents wanted in all parts of the Linton.
RAYS & NABS, .ProlideNrai L allnrentlei hiam
Br. GEO. 11. IC SYSEB, No. 140 Wood straoVlo.lWhoOl
and Retail Agent for Pittsburgh.
Beware of a enunterfelt article In the market styled the
i ei v e nine A Hied OintmeuLlint up by Chas. H. Kent. feel Say
J` 00K TO YOUR INTERESTS! and read
JU the 94th page of the CITY DDIEMBY. [sale
,:*v •
ITrom the liostAl Saturday Evening Gazette.) per Nave You AL Ritlitut4 . or the Basvellejr,
—I wonld most respectilillyinvite litinilention of these el,
A Piturcairm BIrEATIL W ILIA lady or gentle
would remain under the curse of a disagreeable tlicted a ith hernia or supßtro.of the hoWids to my', splendid
breath s:her, by using the " Balm of a fi'hopsin k ii mato talent of Tnissiet of v4iutis patterns, and t o nos
every
Flowers" as a dentifrice would not only render age, applied and satiefactkiitgaanuitled in every case, army'
it sweet but leave-the teeth white as alabaster 1 solos, No. 140 Wood atreet, Pittebrirgh,,,Pa.„ sign of the
Many persons do not know their breath is bad, Golden Mortar. Among the Trusses sold by ma will be 1
• •• i
and the subject is so delicate their friends will found • -
never mention it. Pour a single drop of the Marsh's Radical Claw Truss;
" Balm "on your tooth-brush and wash the tooth French Truast, very light !pried; •
night and morning. A fifty cent bottle will last , Gina Eke& nurses ; • . . .
a year. caastreast 'Prune; single and double;
A LICA ItrIFITL COMPLEXION may easily be so- tha4a ,, i ' xd .,,.. rraue „ ; _, ddidrene ,, L _ . _ ... and ad " ;
quired by using the " Balm of a Thousand Flow- ''''' Prii's .,'"7,..."'_"r",„_____.,_ n g `""",„,,__;
, .
era." It will remove fan pimples and freckles ''' S ' '''' I' "'".____,.... ,5 _,!!'"“,
... lab .
from the skin, leaving it an soft and roseate line. The P rice of --'''''''''" '..-Y
fr°°l' t 2 "" P '''' liendati
fhb inea be nutted by
or R out remitting money_mk
Wet a towel, pour on two or three drops, and..,. &a - tariff li uptured patient s niFiGad Ti;itiiios , stating whether the
wash the face night and morning.
ruoturets on the right of ba
side. , ,ralso sell and adapt ''-
811AVING MAJ)E. EASY.—Wet your shaving
water Dr. Banning's .Lace or Bally Braze, for the, cora of Braley
brush in either warm or
two or three drops of "Balm of a We
Water,
poor on test i Wesimessof thttetiestorAbdoitien,Vres i Chronic
Flowers," rub the beard well and it will make a usa ' and a " walki"lde/wm din gon a weakand debM,
beautiful lather 'much facilitating the operation toted condition of the abdominal natieleaD r.
ryaita .Abdessfrad Bapporkr; ' ' •
of shaving. Price only fifty cents. For sale by Eiva ., - , , .
Mattis .Abdtnninal tea;
Fetridge & Co., proprieters; and B. A. Fahne- silk F2aaie au ,
~
stock & 00., Fleming Bros.,R. E. Sellers & Co., And '
y every kind of Supporter sowla e. I law sop
Dr. G. 11 . Keyser and H. Mier & Co., Pittsburgh
Shouldcs Brows of every style, for weak chested and stoop
and Beckham & McKennan, Allegheny city. slunddered persons . ,
--
Elastic Stocking; for broken and varicose veins.
&spa/tory Bandages, of all Wilda:
Syringes of cr ,, y moiety and pattern, and In fact every
kind of meebsoissl impliince used in the cur of disease.
DR. HEYSER•wouId state to persons In want of Braces or
senl h. to pu trai w t the a Lati d
a eo pp t i b y y the wri T t r i m ng,
. 1"1""i
but Itia t el h" wa h y e can oft
s better to
see
the
or Brace personally. Address
DR. GEG. IL BRYAN .% 140 Wood et..
Sign of the Golden Mortar.
Aka - Opinions of the Press.-- The following is
Inns Gen. Geo. P. Morrie, in the Home Journal of November
. All editon profess to bo the guardians of the rights of the
1,0 pie, and to keep them advised, through their columns,
of whatever shell arise for their benefit. We will live up to
this letter, end inform them that the moat wonderful and
valuable medicine fur their general 980 over invented, la
Dal Ly's Magical Thies &tractor." Its virtues are so rare,
mighty and eccautris, that often they appear to work MEMO
like miracles then by science; so effective, electric and a.
tonwilttg um its powers on the human body, that, though
now it is daily tried by thousands of people, not one of this
great tl9lBl, but la delighted beyond comparison, and candid
ly confess they, on no consideration, will ever again be
without it.
The inventor, Mr. If. Walley, has wisely kept the secret to
himself. Counterfeits are busy about it, but without suc
cess. lie ceererbolmtng merits defy all competition, end its
imiculetritioo analysis. We vulidAntt y commend all parent/
eek Ito acquaintance, forsnrely each a Mend, who laughs
at death and suffering, restores the blind, lama, halt and
scarred to perfection, and all from pain, Is a friend in-
We wish the dincoverer of title mighty blowing, who h a
real bemlacter to mankind, 6mi spool.
bone genuine without a ,tool-plate engraved label, with
lilipaturos of
EMNRY DALLNY, Msuirafacturor,
0. V. OLICKENER. di 00., Manatichiron.
Bold at 2.0 cents per box by Dr, GEO. IL KEYSER, 140
Wood street, and by nearly every dealer In medicine*
throughout the United States. All orders or letters for In
formation in advice, to be addressed to C. V. CLICKENED
A CO.. Neu. York, stilkdavelv
Kir Prom a respectable and Intelligent
ittALANIC.-ILowing tested and tried many Pills, I must
•ny that the Improved McLane's Liver Pills, prepared by
Dr. I. Poeta k Co., Bank Place, Morgantown, Va., ere the
Lem and trout effectual remedy for sick headache and
liver that I ever nerd, and recommend them to the
aittictad m being mild in their operation and curative.
Korgantovo, Jantsry 29, 1866.
Dr. McLane's 111111011 M Liver PM* and rumen Vernal.
Inge, also Dr. L imtes Colehrasoi White Circassian Lint
tarot, prepared solely under the supervision of Dr. I. Scats,
• regular liedicxl graduate, and Physician of extensive pray.
ti Nene genuine, only se prepowed by Dr. L Soon 1 Co.,
Dent Place, Morgiuitcurn, Ylrgtela
N Virt3 FROM TAB POUNTAUt HEAD I
This is to css - f(fis; That I have examined the Recipe for
pictering McLane's Improved Vermlingo and Improved
Lirvl Mao by Dr. I. Scott, who has been in the habit of pre
perbla and using my original medicinos In my ice darter
too teat thirteen year, and that I believe he has improved
tLeZn. I maim the atone slatement the morey aa 1
have no intone in them whatever. C. MeLASTM M.D.
Dr. lie Lanes 1111410vID Ventlifte and mean= Liver
accompanted by certificate of 13. McLane, for We by
/woggles and Merchant, everywhere.
Da- OEO. IL HWYSKR, 140 Wood et, Wholesale Agent.
Ds. J. I'. FUMING, Allegheny, near Railroad Depot,
Wholesale Agent. eolltdesape
ere- Astonl•bleag Effects of one Bottle, in
su at,Zra•at.c! cage of DYSPEPSIA_
Dine ivir--Itut ins the Out Ave years I have been atilicted
• ith fiseininie lu its MIMt aggravated form, and hare need.
er:tb,ut receiving any benefit therefrom, every remedy
rreoromend..l for that disease. In fact, I vras &Meted su
bully that on many omatnmis I yes in enscl danger of dyiAp
cermequence of the rise of matter in my
3.i all isay efforts for relief mere in vain. I Wll3 ar
1.1 ilel.regh thrungh the, nvommatteanon of several of my
friend., to try " ituonathrs German Miters," and I aware
amount of relief I have received, from the use
``.'" one t atle, i . . 14 . 13 h 1 / I r. and compels me to say that
...odd nut t.e e.tleitit the Bitten for any money, as 1 am
their use, enjoying better health than I hare
it.ow la far nun) yew . .. Very respectfully, yours,
To ! C. }I Jark.rt
aavortiAumitot,
Fur mat. by VLEMilkio RAO& and Dr. GEO. H. KEYSER,
Pittabortct_ ..elF.Sard.Fir
A. Public Ilenefactor•-•This appellation can
be appited with troth to Donald Kennedy, the dtworerer of
Kennedy's Medireel Dincovery, for who can lay higher claim
the tale than he who IMcu . his fellow man from diisooe
rod retrieve him to health. The Discovery has become
Justly releirated For its cures of human, and the proprfrtor
is dotty rectiving comtuunicationt from indisidnala stating
that they have Leon maxi of diseases that ho does not men
u.ott as rumble in hie circular. This bowing to the fact that
many Demme am brought on by bunters, suell a. Consump
tion. Filinduess, /c. We hope that the tainted will be also
red wifely in the Doe of la dceirahle an article,.
1114- Dee long adrerthaenent in another Annul.
Sold sr holassao and rand] at Da. GROWS IL KEYSER'S,
I in Ncs,s7 strnet, sign of the Golden Mortar, and at J. p
LEMING'S, All.. belay. aelltdaw
gir-Why wit/ post Suffer,lllll2t lIKLIEY CAN RN
Su itASILY WlTALNliDt—Lfere you a &marl:mak gal.BY,
Itimutoat bait, Nourelgla, Dronehltto, Croup . littff Joints, Trout
Intoo. hurtle, Sprain*, or Pains In any part of your tystoto t
rnn t.r , relieved at once by wring tho twat boantiftl of
All Loficoeuto. tho " White Ctireashitti Listietnat," prepared
1.) FOJTT, of Nlainantoten, Ye., and thr sato cheap,
whole•sale and retail. by De. F.,&l'l37FiR, /40 Wood street, and
.1 ktk Fit: 111 M 1 , near IL IL Depot, Aliegheny. See ad.
eeru•-tuent lo another column of to-4W, paper. Onartlat
ihr-Stoolaings and IlaeJury tar Winter.--
1/
y.o dorm 'rapt your feet Pinched with bad and abort
Edvcktntta, post will take our advice cad go to G Dux's, cor
nor of Market alloy and Slab street. and hey some of them
elegant coo thockloga, that make your fbet feel doe and
comfortable. 14.1. r also =km and 'elle every variety of
!briery that yon can tortilla/4 at whalettate end retell.
Remember the place, coyote of Martel alley nod
stronl,
data. _
..I — Balehe/or's Hair Dye—No hair Is too rod,
110[10 to frowzy. gruy or rusty, to bo made beautiVally block
or brown truitontly, without the toast Wary to hair or skit',
IVarrantnt. Made and sold, or applied (In uttto privoto
roonv) at 233 Broudwag. New Yotk.
Vold, sholorils and retail, by Dr. Ono, 1L Karen, 140
wood stroet. mo 4
ar. Hat..—We hare Just received our BALL STYLES
1.4 Sun 1/11MI9 UATB of all qualities, colors end pricce
Ithd we new 'flatter ourselves that we can please all who
favor tee with a call. MORGAN a 00,
❑a;sU
ied wood street.
Mass Meeting of the Democracy,
AT CANDOR, PA.,
(NEAR THE LINE OF ALLEGHENY COUNTY.)
BY an arrangement of tho Montgomery
Doinocrotic Club, there will be a mou meeting or th e
niioemi of North and South Fayette towtothipeof Allegheny
county, end the Northern townships, of Washin ton couti
-62
ty. at the above mentioned place, on TUESDAY, E 0
7 th, MO. Col. Elam. W. Mock, of Allogtionym74 Wa hl uk,
imincry, Col. Hokins, na4 it, It. Galleon, or WasbluEbon
omit), C.O. T. it .
&aright, of Foyotto county, and Tnm.
EtoAdole, of (keen county, will certainly be prtomut.
By order,
oath J. M. , maim, cor. awry.
_____
A RARE CHANCE.
800 ACRES OF TIMBER, COAL and
IRON ORE LAND is offered for sale .12 favor
aids terms, or in exchange fur property in Ohl city , tic
courity.
This band Is heavily timbered, and Hee couyentently team
notion river, in rarest county, so that the lumbar can ho
'looted out and hrougbt to market,
It contains au ELEVEN FOOT VEIN of
GOOD (00AL
Under a large portion of the land.
There is also
iroa l ors and Limestone
;n abundance upon U; and the soil to good and well watered,
A RAILROAD
Tn surrayod across it, and will no doubt be boilt, rildeb 4*
part ~f a lino of railroads front New York to Bc. Louie.
The soil Is good and geheralty level s and le (a the midst of
dal
t•udiState.ori that Will BC O 4 be ebe et the hest farming reec4l"l.
•
The 1800 acne lie together 10 a body, and will ho mold at B
WEillit to the purobaser. Enquire of
THOMAS WOODS, Real Estate Agent,
auti N0..16 Fourth street;Pltieburgh.
D:R. E. D. HAYES'
CELEBRATED
ALLIED OINTMENT AND OOP SYRUP,
4
";jl.
-i . ,•,':! , -,'.....1" , ,r,:: - .....%r• • • , k ,
J. M. KEW
klataarrows, Va., Sept. 12, 1866.
POILA.DELPISIA, March 20, 1a.g.5
ELIZABETU GA l'L,
No. 12 Oirter's alley
..,"s.
ittle:dtwly
THE ALLIANCE INSURANCE CO.,
OF PHILADELPHIA.
inoasonanD >n sua ISOISLATUILX on psyssymum, 1834.
CHARTER P EIiPETII A CA err Ai $300,900.
Office No. 59 Walnut Eit, Philadelphia.
PRIVILEGED FOR FIRE AND MA RINE EtatlediVON
STATEMENT.
Authorized
Amount of Oupital paid op
Burping
Total Assets liable for louse.
CONSOCTINO OF
Bonds and Mortgages unincumberod Real
Bantu, and Stocks of par vain- ...... .......- .... $182,800 00
Bonds and Stock Notes, b.irtng Six per cent_,lntere st 2B,loo 00
Cash on hand and in the hands of Agent. 26,744 18
Dais Receivable 14,39 n 0a
ELE:E=!
P. M. ?kbthirty, PAR,
Israel Lakin/4.EN.,
Wm. :ludas, Esq.,
Geo. W. Holladay, EN.,
Wm. J. P. White, ilaq.,
.7. fi. Helfrich, Esq.,
James Sill, 'Esq.,
fienj. B. Myrick, Fog,
J. 11. MvColley, Esq.,
P. Wyckoff. Msg.,
Wm. IL Gray. Esq.,
Bent. IL Austin, Meg.
P. M. MOUIAIITY, Ph:trident.
.1. Moans Traumas, Seep.
Thia Is to certify, that I have critically, ,
'Sy a personal
examination of the hooka, capital, assets and securitaos of
the Alliance Insurance Company, of Philadelphia, investi
gated the stiuldlng and, responsibility of 'said Institution,
sad I do find, and am entirely clinic in tpy convictions, that
said Company has a good taliatpdtred 'Capital hi Mortgages
uninriunbared Real Estate, worth doable the amount
for which the acme is mortgaged. My investigation* have
been rigorous and searching , and are, I dole-, reliable.
I take pleasura In saying that IRENJAMLN
have been acquainted
with Sendszain N. Austin for several yeard, and have entire
confidence In hie integrity, capacity and ability, and would
place full reliance upon his statements or legal opinion.
MILLARD FILLAIOILE.
Vii=
Wm. IL Blair, firm of Blair B. B. Myrick & CO. Philo
& Hatter, Phila. boo. Jenkins, Jr.
Wm. Bowers, " Ron. Harry Baldwin, Byrn..
Hon. Jos. Bancess, N. Y, cum, N. Y.
H. 11. Nathan', N. Y. Benj. IL Austin, Buffalo.
Thbi Company effects PYRE INBURANCE on buildings,
goods and furniture; MARINE usuiteNoß on vessel.,
cargo and freight; INLAND INENIRANCB on good.s by
rivets, taktst coasts or railroads!, on as accommodating
terms as any other responsible office.
LUZ B TAAVYB, Agent
iT 23 No. 80 Water sheet, Pittsbargh,
A. A. 1311181131. 8 8 CIASIIIB
A. A. CARRIER & BRO.,
No. 63 Fourth streets, Pittsburgh,
AGENTS
State Mutual Fire and Marine Insureute
Co., of tut/Jan us& CAPITA', $309000.
Girard Fire and Marine Insurance Co., of
YUILAIU:LP/lIA. CAPITAL, $300,000.. .
Insurance fdio' of the Valley of Virginia
WINCILESTER, VA. CAPITAL , saothßoo.
Commoskorealthinsuranee Company, HAR
lIISBUILO. CAPITAL, 3300,000.
Connecticut Mutual Lite Insurance Co.
ILtATIVE.D. CAPITAL AND ASSM, U,154,469
Peaasylvaala Insurance Co., of PITTBI93IIIOII
CAPITAL. AND ASSETS, Nov. fi,18:15, $140,022 49.
W 2. P. Jo owes, Pratident—...—A. A.
d,cl , ktlapelY
IT EL FA HNESTOCK ,
IMPORTER DEALER IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
HARDWARE.
No. 83 Wood street, between Diamond
alley and Fourth street,
PI FTSBIIII 011, F d
Sir TES embscriber is now opentny; a tr , elrectee
!D ent of foreign and donnwtic Ilardsrare, d evropd will la*
bold on se good terms rut any other house in pile dty. Ito
will slimy* keep on hand a general oasortrnentof
CUTLEItti, CAILIITSTRILS' TOOfX, kr,
To which he respectfully invites the atwationof purchasers.
mh3S likallflTEL FA!
W. userao stooanzAn.... .... .0. 7. IeCIZANZ.
WOOD, MOORHEAD & CO.,
MAN UTACTINUMB OY
American Gaivanized,ißest Refined
—A ND_
COMMON SHEET IRON,
And Role Agent for the sale of W; Dcwue Weems'
OELERRATNI)
PATS' IMITATION RUSSIA SHEET IRON,
LSO—
GAL YAM= CORRUGATED IRON, L, Rooting; .
SPIKES, NAILS, and HOOP IRON.
Warehouse, No. 134 First at., Pittsburgh.
WALL ORDERS FOR GALVANIZING will be promptly
atended to at the Works. . augn
KENSINGTON IRON WORKS.
lIRNRY 4WD._....... num.
LLOYD & BLACK,
nuartlyscrirams oY BAA, slaw; libor & ANGLB
IKON, NAILS AND SPIKES.
Also, IirLA.T BAR PIINCURD RAILROAD IRON,
Aur-Ware) own, No. 09 WATER Street, between 11',.%kl
and Market. statklnt
R. M. HUNTER,
&
Receiving, Forwarding, Cominis
slon Merchant
AND
STEAMBOAT AGENT
54 COHERCIAL STREET,
iTtti 8 41 4 . o l lAl,tmo.
ALEX. HUNTER,
Rwatt
EAUR. GRAAN.
BACON, LARD, LARD 011 4 •
AND PRODUCE GENERALLY
No. 599 Liberty street,
de. i kdoo PlTTRaltitgri.
JAS. OOLLINS T. HAGEN
JAMES CO/4141NS & CO.,
Forwariiiitg and Commission Merchants,
PROPMETOB4 01 Tat
Oolllna+Pittallaurgb, Mead - vine & Brio
• CANAL 'LIN-ES.
Nos. 114 AND 115 WAXER STRENT, PITTSMiIik, PA.
RHODES, IRAIRES 4. € O .l
FORWAKIINQ AND COMMISSION
auctRomANTS,
No. 30 SYCAMORE ST., C.INC/EINATI,. O. jr29
JAMES BLAKELY, —
EITAPPEAN AGENTUR CONVEYANCER,
6 7 , 7 „,•T qf Sawinth and Smithfield streitt,
PITTSBURGIL
p.ngers brought from the of ootudiie Mt:
berV4 mad moneys remitted to Eoroeet rtuidff
PALL FASHIONi
M'CORD & CO.,
131 wood.street, •
linu, INTRODUCE ON BthIiRDAL
TY Amirust3Oth r the BALL VATIC .ott liftr,gs Lime
Also, the latest styles of Soft Hats au,d Qapa faA2B:4w
eiTTSAVROO - STE% WORKS.
ISAAC JONES,
umirAcrmua or
CAST STEEL.
ALSO,
SPRING, PLOW AND A. B. STEEL,
SPRINGS AND AXLES.
Cartier Ross and Firs e Streol l / 4
PITTSBURGH, PA.
IaLKI
......... Roam&
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or oaxii;
ROONES' IMPROVND PRTan gas
STEEL CULTIVATOR TRY fru 111014M-1,11 ,-- .IIIEBBONS-0 . d
CORNER ...,.Rnso AND FIRST 81'EJr ."
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Dttr - GOODS!
A-lAAMONIcCO.
.4`nrentity..
• 41.sie'ren ' 31ve;c1 and will alien In a sulk
11 Sttjdd ' Wj ' :`:§V ' & d. _'t - '2'
Of Mir .goons Tof , Orti.VX,„4:4o:mr y..;;6 WE*? PADA
of atar2. • •
159 tAigg-imrtlntitta
S 'l - 4 S !
Dukis-
EMIRROIDUIttES.
' '4ltiiniit styles of j
RICH PLAID, BhOCADE, °ERRE RIIADED s , EXTRA
HEAVY. PLAIN BLACK, andoal,comf'.puts.
IthAtitlfq itylee of
PRINTED -Atousskrii3t tog .
PLUMP
PRINTED MEEIXOX,"
BLACK A..1.191CAS .Aifir BONIFIAIZINES
. . .
•
New eimuan and Scotch ' •.• • r ' 4 A
• 81 1 1111LOIDklarill o nr
inFrzooons..
One stxtdrasil . ealtes*:of • •
HO USEKEE PING; GOODS:
-
zatiarcanstantas;ll4ll4o..trteitiffams,
TO IMLLYGS: etthw AND DIAPERS
Fiftr , C 1 . 44° l
11 V gi r, t• )
tom AND squAitg - woOuzi .114 Irk AVP Piers
.414 D,ATEfil c-14
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FIVE HIIIi*,,FEt.":F/113E8
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...- 1260,836 18
OINGEAMR, ENGLIBU MADDER- IMMNTEkRDIRTING
ORECRI3, TIMINGS, euzirms,,atiketatm
AND BROWN MURLINS.
2000 CLOAKS, ULNASSAARILLAS
Or new style, in Ftli?s, Velvety. Cloaking, mid Dee
Ter Cloths.
„ ;
New Goode will Le daily terenetiAnrontment,ithe sawn.
Sir ONLY ON R
A. A. IWASONCA'i; CO.
Prrrsetraon, Septanther 6,1860.71*
V.5.V24 18
NEW DVER:TISE.,
. „
1170 vat riwilorrAcoting of
the T lain - surirwsku -D3plomuno
OWN OLII onlic(lll.ThAlf) EilliENl4o,lor7-deloelc, In
WThiasB. WALL.
ADDlttl3.l3l3B will be delivered by Won, L..g.towsN of
Belttmore, ANDURW EURKE, Esq ;444 ittrta.P4O. straw-
NON. Members and .t.impablin generallynrikeitrnettly to
ng:kola:1 to attend. (aeliq WILL. BLACK, Pree•t.
r OST CERTIFICATE. ; -- Wile ,on the
_,ILJ 27th of November,lB34, the Douthot Pittsburgh hinted
a Certificate to me tar Fifty Ruin* or 44 e l .Pltal 13446
width Certificate nato timbered
u4,11I; Nakao,. i..have toads
application to said Think for pervidasion . to transfer said
stook: and I- give this public notioe *all. whams°.
ever, that if seer r received the mad Ce from the
Bank, It is lost, and.' ask the Bank to-permit ihe transfer
without its presentation. :. . OM PINNEY.
sel9:ltoTivitie - -,
LARGE . COLLECTION OP - ;BOOKS AT'
AtiCTION.-00 SATURDAY evening, Sepireadmr 20tit „..
at 7 o'ckmk, at the Coninienialßake Room*, corner of Wad
on& lath - streets, trill be sold, an extensive'. mientment of
valoable miscellaneous Books, eintinuM9r gtigulerd libralls
editions of the- Serf authors In Matey, Ptie t v
k w, Plc
tiou, Theology, Popular Sciences, ke. - Aled, w stock of ,
choice, misce ll aneous publications of theP 44 1. , have.
been lamed from the koglielt sal AmesicanAgesat Fondly
and Pocket Illbles, Am, Aio. - ~ . ; VI Ai ATJA.
649
-... • - .f , -
LIGHT TWO HORSE , OARRIAGE-Ar
AUCTION.—On SATEIIIDAY - monihie2othinst,nt 11
o'clock, at , th e CocontersiallaDa Roonot,ilgisls ,l l , f Wood,
f t 7B._
and- rum greets, wilt be' iallii one:light two family
nuTi b ): 81E4 0,103 , 11 4194,1th1tert /De need—
s* . . :P. Ht BATTS,
, _ . .- • - •
O(IC ER MAGAZINES , SELLING FOIL
j 15 CS
. Godard Lady's Book for Octoter—lfiemits. ,
- Grabanis Bagssine, .; :- " " r --•
Peterson's ' " o =a. }•
.
Lathe's Few York Journal, ' ' a
NEW'IIOOES.
Pre..l; by Mrs. IL B Stowe.
Life of J. C. fremetit. r, =' l .;
ABA of - Janicalitchanan. . .
life of Millard imhz..... :
Rewired and for sale a‘
W. A. roirtnaNmfmt.kows,
--,
Fifth *L. 415-944-tba.thean.
MA — GAZI I I.2gPOII, OCTOI3 - 4.14 -
.111 888. /r: C. -
mbaul's Magazin e for r.;:tctober—i*elkigitts.
Nterw.a'a Magazine. "
Al! twea:ptivit cent Hair-slued Nola ' the r • adiated price
of Fifteen Ceuta, at theChoop Book Blare -- •
TI taNzo:i 00,
aelo ' 32 Jared.
TW *6—
CIODEtt — I,A DY7V
-I.A .ItElt, price lb o3nta;forialo
aele
Etna.
ACIAZINELS FOR - 00TOBE*5.
Lades riade , ofitgo4i , •
tirabenea Iliostrateo,3lsigartao.ootob*F.:
itrantre'.llcnau, •
Yankee, kottota , a, , •
.Y".'A
Po, sale by - E.1.411,&iit1;
Mleck- -
TIRIEDAPPLES;-200 bishe)a.447sale by
-Li so • • • - ::.E larva
HNESTOOK
V14 1; 9 "- - I ' , 9°l 111 ' 4 . "els.
for
eal,ll)3ln
. .
3 7 44 boxee ler sale by 'I
ego, ,
DROCLAMATION.-410t1c%1% - Y-000.
PMRBLEB TUFFNSIIIPLEI.tedVQ, _Waver-1u
peremyros or an order of gla Arita or Quartet Sessions
made thhi daT, notice kg, hereby Oren, thak *menu the
quaune 4 4004 0rk of;that Portion of Peehles b . :Mishit+ within
2 stie following boundimpr shall emopisolileetiontgetriet Ni..
m add township, vett Itsginning at the bbendety lines ot
Pat and feelike townahip ISAIAL the kiemengabela river,
theme along said rim to the bonlines of Peebles and
Wilkins townships; thence along Wondkla Wont to •
towrothip road on .the Nine Me rtg ethenoe -alo sal&
road post Forward's, Plemlug's, J. BlutdOckes,Wrds J. Nov
dock and Ohadwiek's places to the boundary lineinf Peebles,
and =Pitt towneldps,•and thence'smith along - Ur letnrodarr
limo to the phoesof beginni
A ng, ' • •
nd that the eleetors of that portion of Peahls tcrenahlp
reviling within the Wane descrtbedloithdatyrilldi meets*
the Glen-Uotet, kept by 13. 'Esathit-4.nd that itarclax
Preston net es Jo I" and Petkilimirti and' Wpm Piper'
ant as ratpootots, to mottoes the n e at A geiterQ, tL toi aln
raid district, who shall perform tbestroggi bean t ditties untik
thtitatueopescni pall be regplariy ezitlaeltosan.
- •
September 13th, ItODF'Pg,TsAnno Sheriff.
,
U.50-alsori:
VINE 'HOTEL Wit &AM., suti
-12 'scriber offetribeeekk,the leze Pour Stuir"Allag Oft
tho cornertl. , Sanithtleht and` Third etmehVkten‘ea as the
"DITY NOTNL" The 'COTY 110 M heetotteit'one Os
teetJecat*Le in th e, city,..*nd .hu emir AiwwweVibliwilh
the traveling public.•lns• Iztt.t
.cOloarowOr; or
immommosse a large' teteleeen.-''Phe
ad
data,' to the and •
the Let oistatidefk uttns444ll4llo
disPeast of t b eclUßNlMllker th*etoloblk an anneng It te
ttlatibSta , obit* St POSSSLTO I66 i - UDC iSe tee but two.
leara,uud ' 1 4 1.1 014 alatalpths. Thie i:nrio chance
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