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SAITBDA V. =III lOnt
CLLR MEICTING.
The Back and Breok Deol.•rati, ,Jr
gheny aunty meets night at Wi!kin 11411, to
make artan7rment, l'or a meeting. in tide city on
Ilse 3d or 4th of netober, to hear spoor he, from
ex-Senator Allen, of Ohio, vnd tim 11„n. lluctrll
Cobb, of l;eo . lgia.
Particular attention is requez.ted
,l(iliN !O. II WiN , Pre,,lrtet
alt6ut vigla 191f,taii
xnences ~n ~ f Ilecrinher. and
tormtnritv , Ific Ith 51:trvh, :01,1 ILr
rn.•ntliti Tho actual litue •perit hy awe ••1
rotigrey:l IV!",hinglort, dlinv, the ,Al,
term fur which Ile uleeted,
lo the tor nLarrver, x rtrl • r
I, ag, e'diraetartret , rho onotiriet. anti .tateinetit%
tutu South ,•I 11,1 , •I I, n ”1 , ,,1t1e s,
' i,w ai. hoe, once outitiii.o I at./ ti , til 1.0 Thar lotot't
at. It PI/tor• /II rllli Illy at, I'lll gut 111.1. ot) ftli tlt a 0 11111000 suit, ar darn of re, tall •fa t
•
Itt' in the I tou - il:tlivre,pal W t ; ,, ,
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eight , Hat it
J 'I heklti [sort: '1 t
1 it toil e•dtst .1,1,1, tor e lode-
of a ma ir
mantle I n whole rut moan a lint,-/tor N, oil il) •)lolionlit ht 1111 11.1tPai I /lit 11, tan tl, /
„ ter tvi„ot hu,, , lrt I 101 l T h e tri ",
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of a r tudii ti t amount- to [scar-`hnl at think ikrpetrii In I.
lj tivo bun Ire lil dials 111,41,1111 z in sli drily J IEKSIIN'S it,
hundred dollar- '1 'lto trsrciiug expen,ee /I . TENF I/ LIIIAIN "
here to ,i , ltiwtoit ',lot !oak cannot now PI- It setens hitter then, illuiiitrrouir itor, to e
meoinder•dood, to I, a'' 101 l kedly tnisreprerett
coed $0 ) .1 at aI• ,itt 0101/ la allowed
a,— thy hattil tattered, .pood
turd derringi I
Now, One suppwie that te
a.ltheral ply thy urn 'him., thy g tit tottering, thou art ' 6„
lumen Ithclian in, Imuiel 11ed‘c e i, H em re, ipieot at nest prayer, nest
mute
Silas and men of I hat voile p never 4 . 1 1 1 1 ::,`,y r i ,. ' , `: „
for more. But aholttionisk, ultdo ieltrog ,r ri uuguet
le 1.11/1 1 , 1. , Hit r free
es
1 /
" bleeding lausas," and platting 'hot bloothl o d n""
themselves, can find time to (I() a lade stealing
,",,I,,i`rrr„,;`,„j,nal'i!'il,,,"„l',,'n,.;„:l.,„,'„
On their own ace:Wilt So they pace a bill mete ! lured rid, cad the l oure l of err t .11,4 Ind
than dolllding their own pay. They Vole that lialtlttn Cl/t1•11: t 1111 , 411 Id- It
each mewl, •r -Lull ri eeirie *l,lOO for the ele,in Cm-kill ladling to relieve the dehditated Luau
iitoutha wink, and get the old mileage be—ides nary, he sends him 0) the •t ".ea, but hi canot
the milt age, that stuourit e rrs p, r tescapelila shadow, and lie gone to "ol n icto,•
mouth ' not thatpay fot 111011 ‘• ill, pm, the , olit.try nieuutainn, three thou:mod
ned in a little I,ro within it) t., vote the o feel no) I: the sea," enjo) the "Hartitary force
selves" It 0, the people'. m,,;,,)'1t no, not of ( ;;r of r 'intstrr nod ri WATKR
naked for ei lecominend,•,l in th e people.
J ItBll\ ATE EX.kmiN
Among those who voted them ol"Ist him 'I HE "CLUB PLATEN SENATOR'S" E.
did income for doing little oi thing nt 1,,n• hi, DISE h Si;
IngtoLl were StailUOl A Put viquee, of Bed e r, all I 'pa• brat oa)roretoyattt iitei ut cr e i e , en
tear
t's•i‘ t ,•l e , of ~,,t A nt i :hat 61 a pate And ‘idr,•tali; lee, re oh a erirldin , l/l/:
[ Lose who cored tignitt.d pay the erildreis WI, l, Cr,,‘ igrula t'"grt•nhe'rlt:lilarrilin'anel"lhein'thig""i7"
are fighting the luthnt.n to Oregon then filfee ,tint tin‘ e r, ' r,r ~// 511.rmegt, thrc'ateneidi "oanro.
alteration, name Itafortant Iln.ue or orys te , and win
dollars a month wer e these name Fremont gen
tlemen. And they now ask the working min ot ` sal
u " t t , irtutigtror'inrl-ko.:olith the e
diett'(rt,',lothgiri'i,,."ianrt:titAt;it;'t;
their duitricts to re-elect them, and keep thin cane: Subject aged in the full renith of lane
same plundering party in power, hood General normal condition, phis, in r Ind Italt
eran osulierant, Italllpt/rIIIIOIII nervous I,lllrout
Look at the party from beginning to (hie wit h c anoe tinge"( ilinph o t ie W ing h t n , t t,
continuous system of plunder the most enorinoun of phyiiii al foreeii, two hundred pound, nviiirdripoi•
and barefaced is seen. John C From, nt, their The result of the czamitintion de-elonen a mar
leader, it in found by the public records, cent bid condition 'of the vineera anteeedent to the
tied to debts for supporting the army lu "vandal invasion," couseluential upon which,
nia to the am o unt of sa00,0110 • A committee atter "unremitting effort" " which occupied tw o
was appointed to investigate these claims, and days of Herculean struggle," and terminated in
they found only about $160,000 of them honest "delivery "--of a "tragical creation of an
and proper to be paid. Fremont and his asap I earthquake, vibrating from pole to pole." It wan
mate speculators thus lost the chance of plunder a speech that was eliverod. "A young Titan."
mg the people's treasury of over $700,000': ! ' I JACKSON DESCIUBES THE YOUNG TITAN,
The abolitionints nominate such an unscrupulous AND HOW 1118 " ftECORD Is NOW SCOW
rogue for President; and they get up a civil I ED INTO THE PLANET," AND THE EF
war in Kansas and shriek aloud for " bleeding FEET OF THE LABOR •
Kansan."
th - nettfflos it id a little
ly it is 1t,,4 the
lu June 1`447 John C. Fremont had about two
hundred and fifty men under his command in
California. To feed them he bought at one time
six hundred head of cattle, nearly all cows. That
wauld be more than two cows and a third for
every man in a battalion that was soon to be dis
charged. Was not that liberal feeding? But
the soldiers did not eat the cows. They were
leased on the shares for three years as breeders, i
for the benefit of Fremont, though the people j
paid fc.r therm That is the hind of public pion
der the people are asked to shout for, to sing
for, and shriek for, and elect President over '1
eudi a statesman as James Buchanan. The pub
lic records prove the facts above stated.
4,04 4'..044.1e.q'"4
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WEDNESDAY MORNINO:::SEPTEMBER
' • -,,s;;,;:=b
r,Af; OF 61 7 11 UNION FOREVER
FOR PIEIRSIDERT
JAMES BUCHANAN,
tW ITNNSYLVANI
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
JOHN e. BRECKINRIDGE,
OF , KENTUCKY
Democratic Electoral Ticket of l'imasylval
Sl.l:CroltS At LA ItOK :
Cll AI. EN It lll`rh ALMW. roltnitbia.
WI ISON
let District: ti Ei W. N' Eli I N Eft, I•hilni1 ( (Oita Co.
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loth '• -.MI WiiiitinorOnnit Co.
•• .1 A J EI7(1 . 1 AN AN,
2lct •• WILMA M A llochrn Co.
yylE, - . I ( t ANI EDELL. (intl., C
•• TIItIIIAo (71 - 3:S (Nit ILA NI. hos, C
ClArton
V.lll •• I INL EVI tonl Comity
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET
CANAL CONVISRIONIZ :
GEORGE SCOTT, ~ C C,LUMBIA
A UPlTiokt OXNEHA L.
JACOB PRY, Jr., Morronstaar
VII, al. Ell I.
JOHN ROWE, NEL" , Co
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET
I"n)NINR"N—Ta'F:NTT lIRR I , II4TEIR :
WILSON AI'UANDLItSti, C , 11.1?ti4 TowNnun.
11L.M, :
JAMES A. GIBSON, PIIIC
tIEN atc
HOPEWELL HEPILVEN, CrrY
45,41311tLY:
TWO:RAS S. HART, 70.1.1,1.,
A UGUSTUS HARTJE, 10,1E/IA t.
SAMUEL JONES, Isl.,
L. B. pATTERtost, .1‘,1,3111P
SAMUEL SMITH, ALLFtitIIAI CITY.
SIist•CIATY.
Dr. JOHN PO LLOC K ri.+•nuv Tokraluip
PROSECITING ATI •
MATTHEW 1. sTsw ART, Ausax ESI Ci
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COUNTY foll1J1,:lo,%,,,
ROBERT B. GUTHRIE, RORI.NSuN Towssu:r.
•1r1.+17.1
EDWARD Til 0 SIPSON, WLI_KINtI
out; T 1.117 F VEI .
EDIVINRD M'CORILLE, INtaAxs
I.IkLuTOC9 ”P tlir PtoPli •
HENRY HELTZHOHVER, , L l Mni, 3 Y ,
JOKE JOHNSTON, L..‘‘ Lz.NCt. mix,
• I.•dy Cvnemitlet
llttri, 11,4 , 1.
TE,Ir Min 1, 24ESTINtt, THE •tT.II
LINE anti Al.l, I% IL, Alt E t•V Tli
1 s1•••,' AN It t , tlTl7l tt, the ( , 41.,11,1 •
ItL,,eri, W 111..,1 .ittuo,‘ !“...,1 1., mei i.ut I: at,
corthall it:l I tiq 10 Mt. lid
—al I I,loltlN,
is 4.% lork.
fly or,l nof the eocuinith, rt resp,tt•lenee
I 11 , i'1111•1t1C1.1.,
A tiIIOIRT ('A Lel, L IrioN
Tip trig : c•( C.yuz
miles. 'rime .1 the Neptune forty-two minutes, and
the Markey forty-five lair:lutee. Considerable money
.'banged hands in privato bets.
Capt. Benjamin tWatta, of Howard (musty, hi.
was gored to death 11 cc elk, recently, it. the follow
ing manner : lle wa seen walking out into his pad:.
just batik of his residence, about 12 oielock. Ile had
some elk, deer, le. At I o'clock ho Ivax found dead,
horned to death by the elk. lie had some twat ee or
tb irtetui wuunds, In)' I/ be 0.1 which wuuld have hill
h,nr. Ills clothed were all torn otr, or nearly isu• T.
all appearanee he wade an extraordinary effort
emeape. The elk was ' , hut ininiciiiively after tho oa
I ,inity. Capt. W, leaves a alto and children.
per, pul.lislied ut Ow I ultb.l b.,1 run ”1.
I.:tuberlllto :I• 111,1 heull
A gentiotnan wbo has houly
e•ditnater the cure !btu rily and younts in Note
bor foll.vro
Freidait -- mild the niggers . ..... Fi,Otia
Millburn and the E. Y's I.i.nou
Buchanan awl, the I . nion -oeoo
Majority over the negro wur,hipper.....2.oao
At the May election Air mayor the Datuocrab pilled
over 2c.thrii rotes, and it is wall known that there
have been numerous arreaviani to their ranks sill,
There it. every reity•tiri t.. helieve the Dernrieratie ere
Chi, fell will he ;:thettil. Il'hether the churn ertiteitie
of the division of the ippoeition is e•irteet we rent. t
say : hut nearly all ue hear talk ei it wake rqinsler
flatmates. And eall.ltered have the Filhnerviter
and negre % , ,rehiplker:. Lec.ae there that en ai:eu,pi
nt illeitm would I , ,iaidy leerier° 141°h/shah's ~L l,
(11 4,,000. We aro pretl4.l u,,te ~fl'hdadelpb
Jackson upon Son"seri Or, An lexposl.
lion of the "Fig Leaf Formula of Pos.
willt Copious Illn•trallons of the
••➢lllk In Its, tacos-Ant."
The J yesterday, pubh,he= in "
TLI.II , iIbLE PItoPE.••itiNAI." eilleiddtlol3 of the
supervening etiects of blows upon the cranium
of a person who is an organ isctiording to
fuciu , . of " supernatural force," invested with
Orin p.,tence to " uccultate a heavenly hod%
This `• intelligible professional" diagnosis of
the Massachusetts Senator is from the pellucl,
plenty, nue and peripatetic pen of lor. R M. z,
R.obert ;:11ansfielil Solotioun i Jaekson, I ri,:pect,r
General of caves, fossil digger, and profeasor • f
geolegicai surveys, including tertiary tormati. n+,
0 teeny, 1111•11.110.C.elle, / 1 / 1 .11:1-1./ . / 71/// 1,1,1
kl ).-ng
reSidela stirgt , tl n• VC, !I a, prui•rik.',Jr or I
1 . NI. AIN lIEALrri
We b .Ve n,d bpa , !(• Ow u4 , it?m^wLrn .l
ht,,,n t I.:s trilly will fill at,.l
parviir, T.byNioliag;cal nnl l•MYCbv.loglral
Ltati4l,l irrrpresil,lc verl,,mm ty, in Matz
a .1 h
0,1,1 our rca.,1, , , tnti-1 )).•I I the intinctrve in
I 11111 i Ce..116,S „r hutt.att r,1.11,n io the tittilt,t
rtmq reqricti-u, fr. pu , die wh:le
ce.ll In 11/ ti, utiepertkei , le redundancy of 0;0
stieh trett , eendsot paragrephq ua
c' u,,• the t f the ehnevinary current.,
atid :111i4 -.le the gulp he 14111011 of :at
Mille:1111111 hyglE•nhl .11..0111 4 .1.1. w ',I
"r
1,6y4s learn,f tloctut euth us i Amm , tr,
per, and 1.4 the ;up: of 1)'.4 rrJm ialia.rl4 I
L Itara that uretnatie an .1 eternal
•pt an• et . undying frenithess Itut !et the au ‘h-
==l
t 3 ari d 11, orvoihir itimpection Bpi
,h..rt 1 , .11 (`Gil
our at t. jtivr parron , , beho:d arid hear ken f
(ArKs() \ (0; THE 1;1'‘)(dt 11'111('
: 4 ! , iritt.cent •,11,1 How
mtirt) 'Mr. Sumner, he ncr
IIEEMII
Inevitable result, brain n ru n d u ten dock, exhaust
ed innervation, gone in electrical force and dischar
ged nervous power, having Hashed forth life, lire and
light enough, to galvaniz e a world, and startle the
skeleton forms of dead Barbarism s into a ghastly ,
stampede, the result of whose exasperation was the
perpetration of a feat whose transcendent ignobility
and brutality will nauseate the world for a thousand
years.
JACKSONON "PITS," SHOWING " PUS" TO
BE "THE INEVITABLE RESULT OF THE
NATURE OF THINGS."
Erysipelatous inflammation of scalp, painful elabo
ration of pna, with constitutional symptoms of an
, rsitated type, a.saisted happily by the scientific sew
ing and collodion applications confining said pus in
the cuts which were expected to heal by first mien.
lion and to be of no concernment. In the !noontime
the snrrounding portion of integuments became in
volved in inflammatory :notion, "extending down
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A ferry.boat_ at Chicago, -laden down-with work
men. upict on the 18th Met., by which from ten to
fifteen live, wereloct.
11 , n. Mike Walsh has returned to New York. lie
has been iu Europe fur over a year, most of which
time was spent in St. Peteraburgh.
We have received a catalogue of the officers and
students of the Pittsburgh Female Collage, and judge
from the numbers that it is in a very prosperous con
dition. We hear it highly spoken of in all quarters.
We want a copy of Buchanan's speech in 1810 on
the Sub-Treasury bill. Theru have been thousands
circulated in this onunty of late, and wo wiab iotao
body would baud us , one. •
The side of the Delaware Trust Lands in Kansas
Territory i,postpaued train the 211th of Iti•taber until
the 17th day iif November next Sale to take place
at Fart Leavenworth, in said Territory.
The residence of Mr. S. 11. B. Carter, on the Na.
tianal Road, about three miles East of Wheeling, was
destroyed by fire at I o'clock Saturday learning hist.
A Piano and a small quantity of bedding were all
LllO eintents which were ( saved. Mr. Carter's loss
will os:ceLal $2,006. No insurance. The tire is said
to have originated in the kitchen. in the frame part
of the building.
The race between the New 'York and St. John's
(N. II.) boat Clubs took place an Charles River, near
Boston, an Saturday, iu the preeenee of some 20,0011
spectators. Thu boats engaged in the rare were the
Jetties Mackay, of New York, named after the build
er. and the Neptune, of st. John, N. B. The puree
was wan by the Neptune. Distanee three
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Tite Enquirer, -Ile i
MEM
YrNI
LL. rt4oiribg r.nrui
...vamatiernnt-pufr 'even twrovritaling ihr-ranerfrring
xrpurrile sei , ker IA rue.
The transition from Pus to Possum being. oo
lieu t, facile and empiiimious, w. approximate
JACKSGN US TIN'. - FIG-LEAF FURMUI..
lic h ee the origin or the small lig-loaf fartnu'a
Pussitut, to river the zhnully nakedne:<A of the, ma
brutal attempt at murder t,tl the reenrds
tors, and lirtunulguted by own. who have datum
tbeinselv; r, by an endorsement ..r • '• 0.114,
rent 1,1 I}od oil the enetitiog "f n,•
stands a derisive insult I humanity, And the r e . e
„1 a r Into hart at the lei ;1.1 j..-tponeilo-Lt
the smiting kingdom of JeLds the ebri-d.
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from do. ~f tl
" GREAT F.YI.: t.l Ifli ltla llllj Mlr.
de:vending I , y ri I i Idor of gradq , i,,n to the "n , u.
cl'' sort and tia'.l,y, -
" congeNl innß. arnefinitis, - threatened parar.l
gia,' ••legion of brain - an-I po , itive ..!in
bc,llQld
JACKSON 4)N VIE 111.1.:1;14[N41
The loin. a - ere th” print of tat. great rer.,.itl!'.
19rves in this effort. hr rao vt , P,tar.t
trouble In the Icirl 4 :--1.11• pain. the 111,1ic,•iire .1,
plicat:on of hi: , hawk t•.tiint part 1 , -.ly' T,
nuns' amt tiny arep,/,t
loan furla, and ticoido the • r,ilt.ve (.!
NVllat ra(-ans the i ol the
Th. (I“=6 upr,,,t,rl and a
4 c.re. C O lllOl4 - 11 SCTIm . See , it.
In fact it is Rs apparent as "vegetative recn•
ation" or "as the potatoe is grown in the soi
or the chick in the egg "
JACKSON oN SUAMANDELS
The whole " mr.at oC the
Leon enip!*re•l tt, " : r
tormtion, vitalization of r:tructitre th
Lcaiing ihilLiOlICE• or hicoint4:ll :.;r 41).1
tain water. - "1.1 ,, 01ute r , po •,* I.lain AA, e n
joined. th, it I,ing
e , t the :•(„ fonci.ta,
orrwi 1,4). f ir:,•! ;
arromtnti..n gand pt•w ration
of r ih klotiA
Son thr , rii Sahtnt.thd,
Ity the up,-1,-Pping -f 1-11)
cmn.
t•eitator... vivo , ~f r 1 ,411 ration to 11,
g i trel.gth a. , 1 pti),l,•qi
JACKSuN :-:TRIEN!4 THE - NARP MI A
TIP)USAND STRINis
And more Nyolphnnioniq than the trunqpoilinv
that tho trunpari.i; tnehnlr,a +,
to
operntir rtoln., yr.F., like intonation,
from the Lyre- ..1 N-w .lertisalotn, he •oug , t
canticle of rtjoteing .
Ilot If • u ,, vv,d an • Ltd '., 143', .1
un•lt a- kr•on,l -,:%er
("hr, fir rt•lt., t 1 •ip1;11R,1 n.kr,
Ullll /t.l L . O 4/1.1 I 'II., tnrnik, 7,
all 1. , 111 . - i n 1,,11,1 3 1,v e hall , thtt /
and 11(041114 til I I P . I
e.n the .! t rr••
dean Th.. 1. 0 4111, Frned..tn M,,, 3n•l v-prvinllo
intense on the Freesle.,
Thus is made mainl,-1 i.f the
Mottutaln Health Inntittte. whet,
one ,oft hrs'n Itntt Leon too
,t!!r. soundly. Insrcsid.,,ly und trittnipd . in.ly
bs.rdeue.l I,y 1 11 , /llt.tl •r,' krd
rn,re reettpt.ruto • •••i :1•IT 1 v
huti:ing per,,ce,t, urn:. xv.l It "
But ihe mounthin no 1,411.1,r cAn P •11 . :1 , 21
Linn I(e haz lipecque itet 0;1 , 1.1, t
t'untrol. resit- flit 11.11.11/0n
ratni , not au,l full t.l l!e one,
I,,hzer he eba;pe..l, rri4hedel :11.1 :t 1.11
int• with veheinotwe that hi.ll,:l,b'e+ hr drt tcl,
ry:!e in tLe wii , leri It,•i•••1
r ',HI!.
AMR
till n , a thr nn•anta+n vva% 4,1
nerrnitrt in Ow 1.,,t
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01 •rood, I,ll‘l
TIIK fiT4TE: TICKErI
L.! ntir i ti, it ta.• dr.;
k.•pul•iiru:R are nilk;),F 4tr - .ti - ! I
t•roht if p 05.11,11. our '1 , 6,.1 II they
/11,1C,,,11 in t6:1( lhe . l 111:1
rttl• 4 t :t1 r jt w:11 I, e A"
Itut it will
advani ar o Lpt 111 "ur 7.11e11.1 C.I
M....+T - 4 Scot t, 1L ac 41,1 Fr,' ace ,•:.r cOl
datt' , ,nn 1 thrt,l.i
In the 81:ite. They !1:4%T ~‘err
the off:
et than ttL3! .3r 033 r "pi n I
I)lst•nselon In Indiana
I • .1 • • I l•f: " I 11 • '
all I
I g• , I t• I
1;:,.1. .11- IL) Lm . ,•i
1.111,01 :II Ow ile•rial.!:(•311 , Jr 1)...111.,•1311.7 111.0%
ror 1 iull, fair
1,-11 •• rt.('
bt•rii,,ral .t,..rni cr Gar 11
tee, 101 , 1 Innen g Itri4l
Ili R fri"n 11.iond nce I rwt I
lack ,1 p.ll •q-
are 11 , w 1...!•1ei. or •i}' t, hi-11 r. 4
trnd . Ihe in.,' nr.• nii Iv,
attended (Inc thing 1.1 nort:t;nit (ht. [to!
==llM
larger than the Frt.mont
our rau,e 1:4 'mining t.very
1 4:NP:11.11. rt
hacr hreu ,11,1 lying
Genrviuurc ltlitli•r
their African ratik,i. It wits s lir wail ,fork tr,
but it is liiicv Mr Purvutiii.ii has come
out in n strung ',tier fur Ent•l,..n:ln, it in
our puper thin turn olng O,W 6iui r•
or a piore. with tho whole titiene
that have been pill in circulation to keep tlf ,
epirits of the altolitioni,t.s.
Massrtebusot9 curthot buy l'entisylvnuia yet
IN 1 / I 'QI'ESN4: Boßol till
sinstie nipoing wars held in Im• i u,n, imronr,h
on loinifty evening. Nien.nrg Jnti anal Boln-rt.,
npoke iu Eligh.,ll, nml la. Wolf iu tiernm.n. 'f
Dimling wan a good 011 e. ILII,I our friends rep,-
oent one cnive ua prsopering iu thnt
Mr IVoll, , peochen tell welt among his C7,nr
man fellnw-citizc , r , . Ills only i, coucilintrqy
anal 111, argum,nin convincing. Ile spoke
night in Birmingham.
BANNF:H l'lt ESEN I A 1 . 11. N --The , hnlies Al
Keesprirt have prepared a banner to to
presented to the and Rrerk nut, o f Li, : o
place on Thursday, the ?roll inst., at McKeesport•
at half-pact six in the evening. 11. Riddle Rob
erts presents the banner All the part of the ladi , •s.
and Judge Shannon eel:muds.
A pole will be raised at I o'elock of the sant(
day at McKeesport. W. 11 . HILL,
Democra ic
The Democrats of New Brighton will hold n
meeting to-day at 2 o'cllk. We hope that
of our Pittsburgh friends will he present, a ,
cordial invitation is extended to all that can mal.c
it convenient to attend. The cars will leave tlo
Allegheny depot at half past nine o'clock, .1 Al
R. BIDDLE liOU)LZTM. is doing excellent
service in the Democratic rouse this yenr. 110
speaks nearly every evening, and his speeches
are excellent.
Sale of the Butler House Property. '
PIIILADDI,PRIA, September 23.—At a sale of the
Butler fleece property on Chestnut street this even
ing, Charles Benny Fisher bought the corner at '
$75,000; U. P. Fottridge bought the adjoining lot
of 25 feet front for $30,0h0.
The United States Agricultural Society have ef
footed arrangements with the principal railroads to
convey artig#ts for exhibition at half price.
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1•1“tdy i
o f n 6.,,.1
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i.irry 9'.• 11..1 1., 1,,. 1 .~~
=ET
1%('1.< lit, v
t. 17“ k rt•pullirun,
I:Lrgt. and OTh
PreFi , lent of the Club
Total 150,000
The only doubtful figure in tlik caleu) a ti,
appears 1,, be the vote for Fillmore. If his
streneiii is not entirely ale:orbed in the more
nmatieism of FITIAIOIIIi,MI e9s there
a coalition or ttbsorbtion ',lse this—Buchanan
will cnrry Ohio.
Oft-Why will you Delo y,3 are ry to
Lan,. in rrror t l LI,. frirt, Ina the, nrr I.rniOTIS w in will miff,
rin any I.y i!ii . v, oft, won t ii, And pray atter 3 ("I. itil
iilrraren, who, their bren .11,4 of Fly. sum
rawlmly hurt II niWt. Eta•la Lr ,•ertatn rein,',
Noe. it
been auhetantial Mete, ;at s _ l l• . Lail
wi:l cure the Word! 1 . 11 , -,4;
Rheum:Otani. Neuralgia. .1, r.•: •tIII there are those v. ht.
W:i I neulect thin sure ud I valtlable remedy. To Ftlril wr oar
try the •-ry and
loss ad vett ihem,n t iu 4114 alter c—ln
S4id whointtalo au.l at DR. UIiuRUR H.
140 %I txxl ntreci, sign of the Goltion Alortnr, and at J. P
FLEMING'S, Allog,lter.,y
su'lllulew
CIIME
A tifid PE NI tl.lll rota 'rale 11' res.
The Rev. Aarmi burrow lately preached a
Ferrnon in the Cumberland Presbyterian Church
at l'ic , huiglh which he afterwards published by
requezt. And so truly does it state matters
relating to the present political contest that we
publi-di the following extracts from it and
eemmett.l them to tie perusal of all good
citizen,. 11e take the from the Cumberland
Pre • man, riAl.l;,lied at fl, - wn-vi'le, and hrtv
ing a wide c.retilaiimi Ito regrrt ihat our
;• nu! sitilleient the whole di.;
! co;.;,
tz here th.lt I ,,, tiutt I:1 it 'relatii)g
n)rt• itartionlAtly t- e oxcitvrnent now
LT L 1 1.1:1. i:•I
Aly
l'ltr,,,tl in fri,u,.l-. 1.,r toy owa part, I 're
iieve that the .4. PI, One of the great
the e•,•lt. :1 I Wiirk to pe r f,,,,,
for (1,1 and the human intik. She hrs varl
re,,utree!, wide world be
-I,,re t.rr in II rporrtle. rase her
resp.insiiiii.zies: tti.e to protect tho weak
nza.n , .. ter 00,1 tithe under
h.r I, Inner of pr.,:ecti,..n thr- , e tstione, which
nyt, wish to unite their •.le-f,n;es with hers: an , '
too Ikea;; watt of grea: wealth. she is to
!I n ..e h:es , ittr, whi• placed in her
wise and noble tuirno , es. She 4 to
the base :tad p.ttsi , ut , that
tet them nn ex:uni le worthy cf
zreit.own, ak.i herself entitled t.,
:mute •. n righteous nation, - and' the
o,,nn lenee and exalted position which she occu
pies.
1, ".e others.
I ier career is onward; whither loth it tend"
I , - do. lo!tillin;.: the high de.ttiny which it is "o
noinih the tiod of nal ioLl- , i, , ,ighed her to 'le
COM ril.th .!
The4.e are toe qu,4. - --• hapi in which ve
.Cd oeep',.y iolorested--inior,ded not only n,
In"lot , , hot intorooted ns philanthropiAts and
Chri.t,ons.
lief? to-day Rut , 1-ride question, f..r
1.0 ,r to t.t. h h. ynti n "pilitrr•il
to in.uit God find ridig:ori and coinmdi
a.otmg my 1211)11 1 ,1n bale to the 11,1. of
1 1 , - • 0 lave 1 11.1e , c 1, 1. , fnionn , . or
1111M11..n14, int.; the pult.it
..114-rs.
win laurel,suit•ii an itig tol
I on r 1.• , n 4 ti .I , n line
r:•,,, vrito , •Ig•L: r, • : 1 , 111 G 1113111-1
AM here t•I j tier I of r,,•ace to the
I.e•Y'" tnaioxvi of O ,
cunt
01! r
co I lov, mp country and fir
on e het golerriN,ent au.l au.l
that 1., rico
pro-, n i votoloyht
are : but while nil this is true, I
, 011 I ernihiit this subject
in I tike tn‘ seat viiitiout Rilverting to what I
t•ttot-eis.• tii lie .1 grest xud :ilartning evil.
Liiiitinv .11 , ill the il . reciott of the nationttl
ho t ;lof t , I 111'11 tiiittd with forviiiiiline.. of approseh
lor I
tremtile not .Qll3 for the safety of
~ut ontry, hot al- , t. r the wedare ntltl stifety
or
~n rs
.•ne t ar.-• Neelionrd
-t? . Jn.. and 11u 7 . r . 111'T.r ny.;:lln't another part
• • l:a•.i .11 lilt! • lint. to
I e.r the •I,talit ery Area Ken .— "rohinery
r 1 n.l 1t:11r lor I•teOlerri of the
I:eliit,oe ,er83.2 , 1 in •tendly
.—atel then In heir sound
.,),°‘ throu , 4i, a th,,L t aand
t•ATA•r. re.AI eNery morning I.y the people,
1.1• , 'y to °Aniline rot 0211 . l they,,:.. hot the Word
tppt cher, A r ;I/00 their fellow -then,
I , llrlty MI/ their
N., I, ,- AI :r rit•ut country out
l'ue I,r i I • -r-, ;:trge :Ito!
•-• rt 1 , • y•-; nought
tr•l • lye the yyll ,Jr :110 twut, 'II hoars,
4•lventur clout to
•ry n •k-
the , irp.p;e• f,r
.-!• . !•,,• •b. :.,••• h.
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ten wh .^. r;-e right world
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who v o t.i 111 any way torei.oraged
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.a Inch ol.je•1:+. lint let inon e• 1 there rrorn
I,„rt, Vni,Fli if 111, yFiFFFIF in Ft rwmet.Hl,le
way and to find peacealoo twines and to hecon i ,
,"t ilde eitrzen:4 and I. men go 11l re to
breach tl 1 gosrqd peace and To imint heir
icon to ,4,1 throliglt
will agitatior, t.F4IFFE 4 tele au l vi. , lofnce will eea:.e
!har e Mny the i;otl ul nnti,•n. prntt•et na terc•.
tiang(.r and ple,rvo u. ;II ./ktoty--
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t lON Tiii• hoptorrr e3t111111:(.
of the vt.it.,pl Obi.. in thi• Cothing election. 711 r.
Fillmore. it "Ni',y must reerive not less than titi ‘ .
(1411) votes, and good judges place it at a higher
figure. Assuming this to he true, and the vot e
tube ;Ls full as in 1532.
Fremont will receive 121,0110
Fillmore tto.itoo
Buchanan 160,000
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Ito to her fselts a little blind,
lie to her virtues very kind."
du not think that I wrong the present sectional
,arty by declaring that they era carrying on the war
tgatast the Fouth commenced by the abolitionists.
Tier have not ”t adapted the abolition creed; but
they are carrying it on in the very spirit of ahohtion.
tie Senator taunts the Mouth with the sneer
th,,r she is held to the Union by the bond of her de
pi rd•cre on it for lt.-r safety from the negroes,
!dudltrr derisively compares her to a mother clasping
her in t.int ch , lttren with convel,ive em'braee for fear
of tha Itch neerger. art ;acs that she darn no.
seceito Another in ruder axon sr, 1, at her cm,
plaints. say Mg that , he cannot be kicked nut o f th e
noun. And the whole pack of Eeptihlican rt
:ako the spirit Cr these jeers and nioekings, and
even etstin4 the ulinosl of their derision ;tad
scorn up in Ihe link it to be believed that they
are friends to the Unin. This scorns to me like pro_
Nuttysacrilege. Perhaps they may lore the
: but it is only on condition that they can
subject it to their rainy. ID such a war I may say
you cannot serve two masters, your party and your
~..elotry: you ,-,11 held to the one and despise the
other. It must be for your party is at war with
' your country's institutions, when taking a position
ah,h excites sectional divisions and thus endangers
the l'nion. Aed ere. if you eue-ered, it must t , lit e
, r minor $ . l /t of the tr. , :eleeople.
p
I I need only add that the same spirit of enmity to
the South appears in nearly all the party, from thcir
great leader, the Now York Trite,,,, down to their
eitallest weekly cheet, and it appears in most of the I
doournents and speeches that are circulated for this
ati
oipaign by their party committees.
It cannot be that the Union can be preserved when
such feelings ' , coerce the prevailing and permanent
sertiment of the North. Our opponents treat no j i
foreign eourtry or enatny as they treat our brethren
of the South. They have no such words to utter
against any American or European tyranny. To
them . her are ready to make all proper allowance for
the circumstances of the polo a n d o f t h e resew.
Ile( it is not so toward the South.
I,et any one consider these things with the heart
uf a :ran, si brother and a Christian, and then 21• i:
, '111.1,1111 ii our Cuion is in no danger, Is not oar
able firer fast drirting towards the breakers? Will
'he be safe under such a crew as is now struggling
for her control?
It is a fleet. Ti,e world never saw its like
before, and it it in Si recited may never see its like
again. We love it for the care we have bestowed
upon it, and for the good it has done us. Wu love it
dearly l'or the treasures of glory, and peace, and
tolligenge. and freedom, and happiness it has poured
i; our laps. We lure it for the priceless treasures
11, 1 it hears. err nithors, and mothers, and ',re:k
ers, and sir ;era. ilnd friends are 'in it, and all that
they hold dear. It is freighted full with nil that toga
cod in the tnotuories of the past, and in the hopes id
the furore. Pearles , ly. faithfully and unitedly it has
braved all the st stonne of to voyage round
the +ra mann,' by true hearted sailors
and commanded by tried and patriot is admirals and
captains. I rider the guidance and cautions id Wael..
Jelyer,„n, Madison, Jackson, Van Lures,
Webster. Clay, C'linten, Everett,and a noble host to.
it has safely passed every shoal and rock, and
gloriously unfolded the staridard of freedom to the
admiration, as well (II oppressed humanity as i.r
frowning tyranny. And with undivided front she
proclaims America the land of the free and the
home of the brave; and American statesmen and
soldiers, and sailors, and eiti;ans, a nation of united
and enlightened freemen.
But hold ! The times hare changed. Discordant
and dangerous theories are broached, but receive no
countenan , e, and arc slighted as not needing to h. ,
crushed. Now they p1e.11,0 the temper of disappoint
ed titchi t ion, and become the mutterings of disorder.
Treason is laying its plans, its password is given, and
twattny has raised its voice, like the seund of man,,.
ator,.Ail eyes are turned to the admiral's ship,
the Constitution. The signale tell that the matinoer,
have pi.sesaiuti of the gent, and ail along the line, in
strange voices, is heard the order to tack and In the
forluddeu and yet untried course.
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31ountitisin.r o Mount:oon, /1.1 6:.,11rt• the iok,
No, thi' cannot he. Tie spirits of o ur fath ers eh
front in heaven our salvation. The Lord himself
or The mutiny is Suppros6cd, and our
noble neet pursues her appointed conrse in peace and
glory. "The voice of rejoicing and salvation is
heard in the taLernacles of the righteous,"
liut I tnust not now trespass further on your rot-
MIMS, !hough I may again ask your indulgence, for
this subject can hardly be exhausted.
From the nutter Herald.]
To mv Fitt.i.ow-Crrizszrs:—l n the history of
American politics we have never hefore arrived
at a more alarming crisis. Ambitions political
leader, have brought the country to the verge of
ruin. It behooves the good citizen, and it is his
imperative duty to contemplate seriously the
pre-ent unhappy and distrapted condition of the
country, and to adopt, if possible, some wise and
miutary measures that may bring peace to the
country, and reconcile and harmonize the con
flicting elements of discord.
It cannot be expected that the mere appeal of
the partisan wilt avail in the present excitement
of the .public mind. For my own part, I have
to say, that no interested motive of a selfish
character prompted me to address my friends.
I desire to say nothing of an offensive chore
to either party, nor do I wish to be unders •171
as speaking in a partisan sense.
It is well known that I have publicly expressed
my disapprobation of the Aot of Congress re
pealing the Missouri Compromise. This act
tended greatly to a revival of the slavery agita
tion, and the immediate consequence of civil war
in Kansas followed, and have continued to rage
with unabated violence and malignity even to the
present time. That is was the clear Constitu
tion•tl right of Congress to restrict the extension
of slavery in the Territories, and to legislate on
tie subject ao was done in 1820, and subso•
quontly I never entertained a doubt since exam
! ining the subject, and that its inhibition in the
nr,Ptern Territory greatly tends to promote the
general welfare of the country. That great in
justice and tyranny have been practised npon.
lIEMEI
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tettateirgn Post.. l
The Danger of Disunion.
Jft , sar4. Editor* s—With your leave I pursue this
subject. It is admitted by our opponents that there
is deep seated disunion sentiment. in the South : and
no reasonable man will say that there is no crease for
lit For this, as for every other effect, there must be
a cause, and an adequate one under the eireumstan
ens. It may be said, however, that there is no cerise
that eeyht to have been allowed by the South to have
.meh an elect, and this might be admitted without
at all effecting the piestion s that there is danyer of
,/,'..eo;eu That depends upon facts of its own, and
not upon the origin or cause of those facts. Besides
this we are hut poor juibmit of the sufficiency of the
, 0115C0 3 for we are surrounded with none of the con
ditions that give them their power. We often fail to
, yinnathise with the distress or anger, or delights of
et: nearest friends, and even regard them as ridicu
lous: and perhaps we rarely sympathise with them
: yet they are none the leas real, and it is cruel
in its to scorn them. It would be barbarous for us
to laugh at the hied wailings ern mother for the death
of even a worthless son.
lire were surrounded by slave s that were half as
numerous us ourselves, and thought we had a right
to them, I suppose that we should be deeply excited,
if we were continually abused and libelled in the
publie prints by our fellow citizens of another sec
tieu of the country as men stealers, negro-drivers,
, Isveocracy and dealers in human flesh ; if we found
that there were organized hands of religious ruffians
is sister States, always endeavoring to steal away
our property by underground railroads, and publicly
mid atilt impunity boasting of their Success; if we
r-und eur State and our institutions, our manners
.cud stl,l'illis hold up to public scorn in Congress and
-'tats legislatures. and on half the ltustings of the
land - if we found all our friends elsewhere constantly
set ,led .lough.faces, and willing tools of the slave
Lee:Lose they have the cour age and
te brays the torrent that is setting in against us:
and id-perially if at last we ascertained that ono solid
I.a:t of thee, whom we called our fellow citizens bad
.rganized for the express purpose of defrauding a,
, Urpots,irl rights, /,r it is ~tir no, biro of
• must measure the wounding of our feel
;: )4 , when they are violated. My own estimation of
valuo of my invaded rights give: keenness and
I ees to the weapons that are used against tee.
.iutts are always unbrotherly ; but it is barbarous t •
use them even against our enemy, when he is afflicted
O ith a leer. If we could bilm time to reflect and
study long enough to pines ourselves is intaginatioo
id the racial, moral end mate r i a l eircu ra n aiiees „c
our Southern brethren, we might then pass a fair
jdrignient on the sufficiency of arose of their aliens
tion from us. If we cannot, our judgment must ne•
cossarily be good for nothing.
But whatever we may think of the cause, the feet
remain: that there is in the South a deep seated alien
, a tioe and this must be admitted to be a very serinte ,
element of disunion. And in family quarrels ne
"no thinks of healing such diviaions by continuing
and increasing their causes; but he is always the
wisest peacemaker who is most ready and most gen
erous in making concessions to slighted claims and
eunded feelings.
I:, the present case, however, wherein the happi.
ness of millions and the glory and welfare of a no
:ion are concerned, how madly are we acting! In
steel uf allaying the dangerous excitement, we en,
doevor to crush. Instead of confessing cad endear.
ori ng to alleviate wrongs, many of which we could
nid prevent, toe have combined with the ivreng-doer,
and take advantoge of the hatred which they have
eacitial. We base a party tie the suspicions anti
alienations caused by abelitionists, and declare our
munition to cam. out their purposes. Can such an
intention enceeed without the most imminent danger
of disunion? Is it not ruthlessly trampling upon
those feolings of fraternal affection that are the
- trongost band of union, and that can be cultivated
Ind improved only by acts of fraternal kindness,
mitt dead and received as such?
WASHINGTON
A 'T
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the free State men of Kansas da-a feet that no
candid and truthful man, who views the stirring
events that have distracted that unhappy Terri
tory, can or will deny. The acts too, of a body
of men calling themselves the Territorial Legis
lature of Kansas are unconstitutional, infamous
and a disgrace to those who passed them.
Bnt I appeal most earnestly to the American
citizens to waive these questions for the presetit,
and contemplate calmly, and with a heart unbias
ed by party feelings on either side, the greater
and more weighty question which presents itself
at this time. , ioe.koon involving the perpetuity
of the Union of the &wee, a Union cement° I by
the blood of patriots, and by the preservation
of which we may under the blessings of Heaven,
continue a great, happy nation. On the other
hand its dissolution would inevitably bring upon
us as a people the most dire of all national
calamities, civil war, and the whole country, it
may be drenched in fraternal blood. Who can
calmly contemplate the subject and not feel that
one of the most solemn dutiea of his life is to be
performed at the coming election.
It is a crisis that calls upon the good and pa
triotic citizen to rise above party, and to take a
firm stand to avert the terrible calamity-that is
pending over us. The good and patriotic citi
zens of the whole country should considei the
subject, not as partisans, but as ehristians and
lovers of their country and make an earnest et
fort to devise measures best calculated to allay
the present excitement, which is intense through
out the country, and such as has not existed at
any former period.
We have prominently before us two candidates
for the Presidency, James Buchanan and John
C. Fremont. It is a conceded fact that Mr. Fre
mont will not receive an electoral vote in the
slave holding States, and if he should be elected
I believe that it would endanger the Union. Mr.
Buchanan's position is;national, and his mea
sures and policy would be conservative and just.
My convictions on the subject are the result of
calm deliberation, and I believe that the union
of the States is in great danger. 104 the sub
ject be properly considered nod the citizen act in
accordance with his beat judgment.
Butler, September 20 15
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.101,
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Napo Worm Cured by Dr. A.PLANR'S CE
ETILLATIO.II VERMIPUaiI:
ew Yun, Aitual 1g52.
A certain both in this city test'''. that , after and Dr.
trhane's l'ernsiftige. prepared by Fleming Bros. of Pitt,:
Lergh, sh e passed a tap.-worse ten inches long; and has no
IleSirAt 1 , /11 in reeentniending it to every person
etitirpsYNitb
Horns; WI, in leer opinion. it far excels every other remedy
now in one. The nano. of tio• holy, and further particulars,
nan 1.. t'urn'edby calling on )Ire. Hardie, Manhattan Kane,
or* 1.. neatly Druggist, corner of Itutger and Monroe std.
Purchasers will be careful to ask for Dr. XPLANEII CEL-
ItATIdl VEJI,MIYUUE, manuhietured by VLE.MING'
BROS., of Pittsburgh. Pa All ether lermtfugoo In romper
i,u,u are %orthh.... Dr. M . i.etne'el genniuo Yen - Wing; also
his celebrated Liver Pills, can now b., had at all respectable
Drugstores. None genuine without the signature of FLE/11-
INti 111108.
Also, for unto by the mole proprietors,
VI.K3IING BROS.,
Succomors to J. Kidd it Co.,
No. 60 Woo{ street...l73er of Youth.
&a- Capt. Vance, of Virginias—Pleasant Vlow,
enmal .1;i1/1., February 0, 1840.. I. Scat! cr
I gun. to ,mo of my black boys a part of a vial of your
Mt - 1.3110 . n Improved Vermengo. 11 operate& like a charm
and is Ind nauseating, and brought from my boy botween
two and nine, hundred worms. My boy had been Tory sick,
but is well and doing well. Please send me four dozen more
of your Imps ono] V ermifuge. A. S. VANCn.
Dr. 3dci4no'n Lurnovro Liver Pills and MP/WM Venni.
Ingo, also Dr. I. &ott'e Celebrated White Clreaudan Lint
oamt, preimred solely under the supervision of Dr. L Scott,
a regular Medical graduate, and Physician of extensive prac
tice. None genuine, only as papered by Dr./. Scott & Co.,
Dank Placa, Morgantown, Virginia.
NEWS FROM Tag MOUNTAIN LIEADI
MORfIANTOWN, VA, Sept 12, ISIL.
This iA Ar cort(fy, That I haw. orantiord the Recipe (or,
preparing 3lrLtmes Improvod Vounintg,• and Improved
Lk, r by Jr. I. Scott. who lout Loan to the habit of pre-
IlAring and tiling my original morlieinva in my oaten during
to, ',Ant thirt,m yearn, and that 1 tn•lh•ve he has Improved
tiro,. I mak.. the ahone etatoweet Um more willingly nit I
hay,. I , lintvre.a in them whatever. C. MoLANIC, 1tt..1). .
hicLane's INPROVLD Vormlinge end ninuniren Liver
n••rompuoied by certillrato of C. McLane, for ado by
Drerginte and Meech:flan everywhere..
DR. t. EN) 11. K 140 Wood et, Wtoolosale dgonf.
Da. J. P. YLEMINU, AUl.gheny, upor Railroad Depot
1. , A 141.1nL
se.l3:ll4lwkPct
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' or.l.lllcatioup iredant it plaster is applied,
roma roaso and vigor is ghen by DALLIy'S PAIL: EX.
TRACT 71;11'1 4 galvanic °Rods, and except the, party ore de
i hey stitlttlon re4tg.rt..l t their 1141411111
bn ,
i if au. the 11Z.• will fin neutralized and
arckvtcd, bir mortification cannot prilcer,nl whionver the.
„salvo I.e laid on, and new ilesli will errtalnly be generated
POP , ON. crialt INStlcrs. immiLits AND pLANTB,A O
rendered quit,. harralemi by rubbing in instantly a quiultaty,.
of 1)A PA! X EXTRACTOR, and after it has swollen,
and livid spots are visible- Even then, like the voltaic lot'.
t•Ty, it will dirertly attract, digaolve, and metamorphose the
inilneuce. At the ming of bees and mosquitoes.,
the instant it touches you the pain en4s. The bites ol rah, I
airintalB also are as speedily cientruire.cd.
None genuine without a atoel4ll4te oagravael label, with
gitf!latlWNl of
ERI.NRY DAI.J.EY, Alantifartnrer,
C. V. CLICK 8N hR d Ihl.,;laoufactttron.
Bold at 25 ,vnter per box. by Dr. UM). 11. 6 EYSICH, 140
Wood atront., and by tworly .:von- daalor In inadkjii.•
throngllout the Unitod Btaie.i. Alt 0r,10r,1 or loner. for in
formation or advio., In. , ul.lroeaod to C. V. CLICHENtai
AI en., Non York.
ito2o...dgor2w
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?iZ Family should he without LIOOPLAICIPS
GEIZAIAN rtiTriitz.--Citiltire n afflicted trth the Summer
Compisiut entirely cured by them: .
CAmosit, N. J., March,l4, 1855 .
Dar Sir—lt in with lunch litenstuu that I ttiferm you
the great benefits derived from the tuie of your °email
mt
ter" in my litntily. 'During the greater part of Lent runnier,
my sou, used too years, wad severely Millet.' uttb the Sum
mer Complaint in the worst fem., for which various root ,
prescribed by Physicians and others were used, but with
:trail. I also sent him to the country, but it pruned f
but litVe benefit. Its% logs bottle t.f Oersi•in Hi/I,lin the
persuaded to try that. which, to my astonish
ment, eatirdy cured Ilot. tin n..41[1;1114,1 to lake the Ilitteis
don't' time afterwar.hi, su./ 1 ,111.• li, Illthy. I liare the
gre.itest cositidenee in the Bittert, and 11,1 no hesitation hi
tree rig that no fatally should be withent them.
Itespectfully,
.1011 N W. PAIL'S;
To Dr C, M. Jackson. Pima htrt , et, dove
Vet t irnwrt: t.
F•T &Lie by FLEMING BROS. autl Dr. CIEO. R. KRYSER.,
PittAbairgl-..
ad - An Appeal to the Intelleet...h is Gio•
nY
the (statures of Pulnintiary Inietw• that it gonerally leave.
the brain undinturhed. We t hereforo ap te w to the Intellect,
of all who are prerlopaand to ren , nuiption, warning t h erm
aletunly, that in neglecting what thy eit sligld rob?; Iley
may hr aigning their own death.warranta. Them ho no ea •
ritit• for such neglect. lu lie. Ii.OU KRII' SYRUP OW LIVER.
WORT, TAR AND CANCIIALAGUA, they have xithist
r. eba, at all tittles, a posititv sp..rfic. IV, make no rtarrva
:ion or gust:heat:on a the phntso, and we are back& by •
Rientific attainnienta, whoa:, approval
It, It w.wthless, no scold, c,,uld purchase, in saying that
ea no nearly inf.llll.lr an anything in this fallibly world
t'or particulars. ors , istutphlet to the hands a
4goll La, and an advertiaement on the bestows page.
&- For sale, wholesale and retail, by 11. it. SELLERS a
t - altor Wtssi and Second strevts.
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a,.. by I . :lbliltSliNl A 11110., Liborty strw•t; 11. i•
S , lll.9idtT2, nod 1 . 1 CK!IAA' A 31fuKI NNAN , Alleftbeb,
Q; — WV by will you S offer, water RELLEY CAN 118
sel EASILY 01tTA I Y RlD—Hare you a Sum Throat, Quinsy
ism, Neuralgia,. Bronchitis, Croup Still Join le, Fro.t
B:tee, inane, Sprains, or Pahm in any part of your eyetem t
1 - tott ~. .111 be Collared at OD , t, Ly using the most heatilful
of
all Liiiimonte, the '• White Cirmitsian Liniment," propiaed
lw. SCOIT, of Morgantown, Va., and for gala cheap,
W11,114V4110 end retail , Ly Dr. KEYSER, 140 Wood etreot, and
JAS. P. FLEhtINtl, near R. It. Depot, Allegheny. See a‘t
ierti.emotit in another mlumn of to.day'a paper. intarklin
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/to - Stockings ntnd Hosiery for Wilater.—
It yon don't want your foot pinched with 'ant allti . 441
Strk:op:, y.m will take entrAdViCe rind g 0 to a Let 1 4 9,
nor of lint h,4 alley and Fifth attest, and hay some of those
elegant lino Steel:tap, that make your feet feel nice and
comfortable. DIM' ciao malice: and fiDll9 every tamely al
fhwiery :hot you can ruoutlon, at wholcesie and retail.
Rerueanlxw the `place, corner of Market alley and ?Mb
drneto.
ova
•F,r3" Batchelor's Bair Bye.—Veit tufted or itt .
jured by other dyes, Vul.al or rariocuted, all restored and
MAO beautifully brown or black, without adults:bur 'ahoy,
by HATaff /MOIL'S, at the Wig Factory, Vd BrmuDray,
Where it h made, sold or applied ? aa 'duo private rooms).
gold, wbolosale and retail, by Dr. pea IL KllrbllS, 140
ZVned sows.
selOdurdeda
OW Mits.—We have just received our PALL SIITLEB
OP SOFT DititS. RATS of all qualities, colons and priced
and we now limiter ourselves that we can plea do all wh
favor no with a call. & CO.,
autiO
ibl Wood street.
0 - enaz oe lux Prrrentmes, Pr. WAYNE
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AND CEIPAGO HAIUTOAD COXPANT,
Pittsburgh, September 21,18511,
Q TOCK AND PLATFORM OARS. --Sealed
kj Proposals will ho received by the nntlorsigned Until 9
A. M. OCTOBER 14th, for
fill PLATFORM CARS, end
tun STOCK CARS,
, Of four fort ten hirta gouge, and of a plan and according to
I Nis... Mentions which will be furnished on application at the l
. Other 111 the Superintendent.
The Platform Cart to be &diverts! Ity the let of January.
1 S:. oil the line of the Road of this Company, and the Myth
Care tit the rate of twenty ears per month.
Payment, a ill be made monthly In Cash, Companys
Nit es. Post Mortgage Bonds or Stock ; and bidders will
please state which they propose to receive In poi.
re2Zhlw
JOs. if. M 005.%
S ALT—iS blils. No. 1 Salt just received arid i
for anieby (eel ) MILLER & RICKSBON.
. ... ._
T OOK TO YOVR INTERESTS! and read
44 Ohs sith page of the MY DIRBOTOILY. (mew
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4...- uousr, pleatatidliiinitifed On key 4 sereet,-104 mi.'
yenning to We bnainena purnathe, ony-e-orRI be anird Nor
end one taylernei. ICH mnnfortnbly arresed, tirttb liane.
two parlor., Min citernborardluing room. oad A.Rben.
lietH & COTHIIEBT $ SON, 61 MaHrot at.
rrin ThitivicnciiisE,A,
A P 4 la
rthHerod for anli 4'4'1154 price and on eneY trvi crank
te's't.!H-n• hLTS, Upply (4 a. CUTHBERT 4 SON,
61 Market, atreeL
Old 1-1.101-&-,59 baskets, qxutrisarid Pints,
,lind received end' Rie - n/TAF 4: - .
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a 024 \
_NA, 0 Rood area.
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1.11 am , rilte Sad iall'eteirocruarts, cowl viegalNo,
(, EROIN, TICK LINO SENSATIONS R THE THROAT,
/ " 41 : r ENXA, 44 .0 Ac 4 6 t„EF,..0 WI to procure, a tAtt,b,
thnopounded dud eq. sge, Nencleqolo and Itlij4l,l
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1...,Z Corner or ood end Sixth see. Pittsburg&
Rystiftlit,—PP,Alt. '
ua SON'S SALVE Is ilex only rented). no. Heti:Vans and
Tenn. Teyie,all WllOilre ofilicnai. For zero dollars %remit!
main. a BeinroiAlt ennk • `k0c'.414411 ' .
, - OIIN HA, e, .Ir„
eedi3 Corner Wobd ind SiXilt RIX, Fltranttrgit
DICEBS A - ND 010 A i1i1111141.14i45-LIVO
Itavo just avoteyed,lng (swami c 4 ems i 4 riet.r a
Ctoak and - Itien Trlrentipsa A Ivry tarp Wesuormetit af
mock And Colored idi 3l Wilootiquo Trloamil,g4.
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Have reeeivNtiod gill open fu a Pnidning;ll;
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M' DRY 000138 jrf ton,.E Ati
ALILu WfW140.11141.D8,
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150 CASES AND , PICILIGEi'
SILK S
DRESS GOODS,
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mpitoniißiEk.
Elegant atyl4. , s of
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RICE PLAID, DItOCADE, DATUM BEADED, AX.TRA
BEAVT PLAIN BLACK, and COLORED Alta& -$-;
BeanLiful'elylea ut. .:, ' ' ' i
pRINTRD mOU9B.I4LIN DE, LAINES. 4TC./OL PLAIDS '- t
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PRINTED 'MERINOS, COL'D PA RAAIETTAS, .• '
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HOUSEKEEPING GO.OOIS 4 I
LINEN SIINETINGS, DAMASK TABLE LINENS,
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LONG AND SQUARE WOOLLEN PLAID AND PLAIN -+- - .....,14. - •
AND STELLA - ' .
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SHAWL $!
FIVE HUNDRED CASial%
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1.1 ING KARS, ENGLISH r,51).P141V,..V211N*, -13IITATFefi
CELPAKS, TIOK INGS,:PLA NNI4LS,• ALKAIni
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2000 CLOW TALWAS-:4IWILLAS--
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Of new style, In Silks, Velvets (.11aliing !..9.4 msg . 1 . 18 4 .
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New Goods will be daily essetreill'AblVPßllo.
4.4 y ONLY ON F 7
A. A. M-ASON .13r, C 0..-
Arnsmitiarr, Septtrukber6,lBs4l.--7nk: ' •-•
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PITTSBURGH. SepteMbOtAnd less 6, i
'To Mos. P. B. Convey
PISS of tlw --
Bair Aludant. The undersimied, chi- 1 , ,
City of Pittsburgh. bog to t tuft. to.yoo w
Testimonial to your Galante as an Actress. and ,ST.llli Iffint l l l ' • .
Werth as a Lady. a Cd 3 IPLI&IHNTA RY 1181111 SP11 , prior fo-:".- - -'
your departure from our thy.
Vint 0 "' T. '
Roping this way nu. t your lippriihntion, ind -y a. ~I. t
may comply with our wishes, we await your earlyntutter", ~, „I ,
Yours, respectfully, •`- ' ''t
J. B. Men ignmery, X, Siturinnu; , '• ' ~' -
Samh B. ',miler, lria. 4 " , c ounc i l 1 - r I
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Bryson & SIMI& IY. 11. 'Ostroff, ,i
BK. Johnston, . ' it' . C. Iran, -' --- 1
C. S Itys tor, atl - i, 0. rico,
C. usrhron, -- .3bin Statuird;
The. Bumbstaetter, Iliddi.Alidelson , ---
P. C. Shannon, rrNI. i n,
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Charlie B. Arecinougn, C. tr." 1 .14,1010414,'" .
.P. Hearn% _ John C 1 :curie.
G. W.
Wm. Bennett,. Aid Llucictdaster„ ,
Murphy. - --- , - • -frA dier s ~,
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Sr. CHARLES morn. Seplcja
012iftSION—I have dm, honor to niktewledge the receipt li.
of your very kind and Ilattsrimyromnitinionfbm The MM.' i
pilment is se unexpected, that I. ant gel* et ulna% to MIS. -
adequate language, to express my:Jensen( the honer you are : o
.pleased to confer upon me. I run only...may that It Is - dlar .,
appreciated, and wilt he ohyrtstusi newt% the mot agreeng,
No almxiations of my professional tarOor. r MoieftrateXonir.
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accept your IpruffeTtS testimonial, and, if agreenblelo, ye ,
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44 . tuunek s amArgvErnro for the event- 10 take plapt, With Ls,
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wee that I am mons cterty sottcligcor-itto ttery Outdid
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indeinerons welcome that hoe been extended tem° by the
goodtreitizetni of the "Iron City ," I !alai, flan Sunni Gonlie.., ' , t
oioo, "subset - the myself :;. v t
Yours, mat romectitilly, - •= , , • ,
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J-ro at the a ell known. ltist,TAC nazi ,---" J 1 &" '
OF .1: # 3 IIIIORGOK, No. all WOOD Attest 11lW PIT L 1 1 . 1
where ALI,7II E I = I CACLP-S, ,:,/, rpt ..- " $.
OF TRH SE . BC4t can ho.htul,` - • ,-'',
aort , eir ptoth#toot.t iipproieit .klle. PittElliiiilll always'
occlumit. OYSZORS received ,Itallyr_ftoro all thu mutt/can,
Obiter s ilepots In the country. Xlenleill \rill be turptioct , t f,
Ea tors poem.. Don't forgtt 11l WOOD street. lts.: -,„ ",,,
S. STI:INIILTIC.: ,- .4 , '
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Le. - do. do. Illustrated Pdition,s.l U. -,, 7. --
-I` [Prom the Homo Journal. Augut.t.PO.l, - .4 , - ~ t
The nuttier of the " Whin, Wideligirki"nersirdruf ilubtlie,f
Introduce:kap to Aransicairreariors4.whenAtelita bathed them'
the “Ifilleuf,lbeShaferouc-P `Thalami, Alt Alba Worrier ant 5
• a iq' co Eater; was - wanted In her etterbminle.
not given ,n Eittdra treasuro as the preactit'Wollt.. WADY IS -
bend will welcome her now, nod many to eye wilt/au:lm In . !
f
~ anticipation, of oath abate heretofore deloyedtheapeli of .')
her cittingn. 7110 .9 will Pe/ ll° a*arantv l'h4l4he Y A " 5P ' i
..pro , ,lting a fountain of g ro atexuelleace--thatTisevolv. n- i
t e ring into the thealcht - Prftmce of onawboso alit •it into. I
draw reek-nimble (+mutton,. with impreseivo_diatihetne,ita,
7t;liegreolunavro htitohnrela"l'tit va Pri c T ll cl a Pi tly an . d ita l t r :l lb oi ax ;tea ch 1,
and imrn, minty a hrn
time tuflb lire.. 'lvo 41-0 obannedmith -',
iiko freshness and individuality of, tics Imbject matter: we , i
become absorbed in the rennin!, and beantind unfolding of*.' t
the personality of each nannhOr et thomnp; ontitegroct , , I
Worthily earneat and bolter under Gm kindly hiffneurte SO
1- ere, efolly thrown eland no by - weans. of Christian tonne*
and truth. The. Look will effiad morn than a myriad of al- Az
ris t homilies, audwo era 'lot
certain that IL il find a most wets, " , onao homy with tlro - bettor class of poopin eta:43 , lo2cm.
For mato by WA. fiII , DENFR?iNEY A CU.,
0024 -
Fifth stopposlto Om Theatre,.
S Alaq) "BY ' 'US WIFF4B CORPSE.---A
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thonotwtccorootottbe preservation of life i y a corpse,
to gavot TO, JaCOVITS STLASIBUAT DIIIEUTORY. A air.
1 % altars, etitittie . 21Rer-ou the steamer Ault...ox Yroynt, vas,
tokingTrom Cipcapnibeick iii Phibidelphia,tho romohni of a
fond and thitfitfo. to be buries! inuong her rotations and;
friend., ring Um trip the all-foto:I beat exploded at be',
b 1 1 1.13. killing nearly every melon Ilbard , Mr. It X"' -1 / 1 1 0 ,4 3
ootoral hundred feet into the Mr, toul fell`into the Water
ed/nos: lingoes. The night wan tract. auddreary, unil In his 4. '
frantic struggles to keep himself aflont, ho tu - cideutally 1
crock against a box, te which be clang all night log
all
ti'r
d, snore:ten. When daylight af•paansh ho discovered, to his
horror, that the box winch had aural his life contatno , the,correa or Ida wile.—/Wahondi In l elkirnerr.
Per sale by 11. 31INPX & Ch., ' *
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'Nee 3V Smithfield atmer.
- 10 lAN 0 FOR sl‘lo.--Ono 31 abogrtny Piano' <
Porto, inn canvas, for ........ . - ..... ..... ... . . .$lnlV '
One ON 0C141.0 alithowiny Plano ..... . --. ......... ..., .. trr
0, , fox octavo lioaewood Piano Po, to. with raet.,dfle' , ~
frame
An pf One fire octavo Mahommy Plano ga. ; sAi
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Per sale by tliA ilf. , rTTIl I:tar At k, =
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a.. 24 its Wood et ., WO qui ii.,er above Elftli at.' - - 1-,
erNE.TIIIIFACOUS atiNertittententi have been is-
?• .nod, proclaiming the gii•nt chetorwas or Teag:. Apo
.where th ey ten be purchased H bother all this to t or '
n, •t we cannot my, Inn this no do enrich for, that N NE
FREdit AND lIIIMILY PLAVoRBD TI:AR aretnew sellimr,
~t the Lo tergsT PRICER, ranging from thirty-three Crab.
to unctions, Customers may rely 1' It 01 Minim.. at. :food mut
ns cheap leung Ilylvor and Black Teas at 82 lit A ItE.E'r
TitEET es inywhere in the coy Tr, I hem i 1., member,
Sli II AWE? street or No.l DTAMMIL are ..he pile*.
tit 24
P. lt. DRAIO.
R. DR
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4-1 AY°, Dealer in TE A SFi and
• (lame,' GROCERIES.
Pickles, Fiances.
Premrses, - Pure Sideoli,
Wooden
Ware, ire, &c.
tit. Nell. Si Market street and 1 Diamond
rri ii hi - I'U - riiitTsE --- -'--- - ----
i . ...24 IS ea aiAziKET s'ing.er ,
I'OWNSEND S 'I ' R E - 'r P.RODF3III:( FOR'
SALIC-14 magnificent Three Story Itrick,„l ail ire
the meat magnificent stlp, rontag Out rooms and-barte,
went; largo Lot.,Will ho sold vers hmt/tr,ray I n ,
BLAH.HLAI A. RICGRY,
Bea/ Itstato - Upturn_
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1 cases; Leghornfresit,,lttst
crived and fur ask by
4 iIiDASAIi,
31) Wood street
20 boxes wise ,
ca
VERMICELLI-24 " Ite Amer ilfen n.
Just received
and for " Americansalelty
KUTNER & ANblattii3g,
No. 39 Wood stmt.
ft 24
ItOCK
CANDY
-25 boxes Whice;
10 N 0.1"
- Tato*: For sale 1,3,
I tRYMEA & ANDO:NON,
' ' No.M.V4Voad Emmet
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B l i co. tla rB th! l iiitaidiao ilt,ti t e ti;ure p 3 itlrout MOO ,
pairs or evegdiplil!,ittykleil intl. Ainertcan plaakotai_
lost recalTri, capriaing— .
11 4 TwilUut SWlita4, . - zattb Illsivkats,-
.114 all 'WM "r*li i ~
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124 aup.rlor ~' - t r il6, tdanhatz,
AU ,if Whiell Will be Ottered at a alfg*. afloat&
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